Coronocephalus
Coronocephalus is an extinct genus of trilobites in the Phacopid family Encrinuridae. Species are from the Silurian of Australia and from the Silurian and Ordovician of China.
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Genus: | †Coronocephalus Grabau, 1924 |
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Sexual differences between male and female Trilobite
The first sexual different between male and female trilobites proposed by amateur researcher Goo Chee Eng indicate that male will typical have elongated and slim body shape while female have Librigena and Thorax looks side expended and flat. The slightly curve and side expend of Librigena spine may provide the volume expend of upper Thorax during pregnant period. The Thorax portion of the first 6 segment will be inflated for pregnant female as it carry eggs at bottom of this first 6 segment.
Main difference between male and female for species Coronocephalus gauluoensis (Wu, 1979):
Male: Long and slim body shape; both Librigena straight and vertical extend to Pygidium portion (very close to body);
Female: Body shape look "U" shape with slightly shorter than male; both Librigena slightly curve and expend to outside;
External links
- "Coronocephalus" at the Encyclopedia of Life
- Coronocephalus at fossilworks.org
- Coronocephalus at insectoid.info