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	Asaphopsis
          
            Classification
            
                  Phylum:  
              
                Unknown              
            
            
                  Class:  
              
                Trilobata              
            
            
                  Order:  
              
                Ptychopariida              
            
            
                  Superfamily:  
              
                Uncertain              
            
            
                  Family:  
              
                Dikelokephalinidae              
            
            
                  Formal Genus Name and Reference:  
              
                Asaphopsis MANSUY, 1920              
            
            
                  Type Species:  
              
                A. jacobi              
              
            
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                  Fig. 268, 2. A. nakamurai Kobayashi, Korea, 2 a, b, cran., pyg., X1 (419)."                
            
            
            Synonyms
            
              
                              
            
            
            Geographic Distribution
            
              
                E.Asia-Tasm.              
              
            
            Age Range
            
                  Beginning Stage in Treatise Usage:  
              
                L.Ord.              
            
            
                  Beginning International Stage:  
              
                Tremadocian              
            
            
                  Fraction Up In Beginning Stage:  
              
                0              
            
            
                  Beginning Date:  
              
                486.85              
            
            
                  Ending Stage in Treatise Usage:  
              
                L.Ord.              
            
            
                  Ending International Stage:  
              
                Floian              
            
            
                  Fraction Up In Ending Stage:  
              
                100              
            
            
                  Ending Date:  
              
                471.26              
              
            
            Description
            
              
                Glabella moderately convex, broadly tapering, front rounded, with 3 pairs of short, pitlike lateral furrows, eyes of medium size, slightly behind center of glabella, frontal area slightly more than 0.3 of length (sag.) of cranidium, fixigenae with palpebral areas slightly less than 0.5 of glabellar width, posterior areas of medium width (exsag.), 0.75 of length (tr.) of occipital ring. Pygidium subquadrate, axis convex, narrow, tapering 0.83 of length to narrow pointed end, with 7 or 8 axial rings and terminal, pleural fields twice width of axis, with 6 or 7 pleurae separated by backward-curved interpleural grooves running nearly to margin, border narrow, flat or concave, with pair of medium-length spines at posterolateral corners, posterior margin straight. L.Ord., E.Asia-Tasm.              
              
            
            
            References
            
              
                              
            
            
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Classification
                  Phylum:  
              
            
                Unknown              
            
                  Class:  
              
            
                Trilobata              
            
                  Order:  
              
            
                Ptychopariida              
            
                  Superfamily:  
              
            
                Uncertain              
            
                  Family:  
              
            
                Dikelokephalinidae              
            
                  Formal Genus Name and Reference:  
              
            
                Asaphopsis MANSUY, 1920              
            
                  Type Species:  
              
            
            
                A. jacobi              
              Images
(Click to enlarge in a new window)
                  Fig. 268, 2. A. nakamurai Kobayashi, Korea, 2 a, b, cran., pyg., X1 (419)."                
            Synonyms
Geographic Distribution
                E.Asia-Tasm.              
              Age Range
                  Beginning Stage in Treatise Usage:  
              
            
                L.Ord.              
            
                  Beginning International Stage:  
              
            
                Tremadocian              
            
                  Fraction Up In Beginning Stage:  
              
            
                0              
            
                  Beginning Date:  
              
            
                486.85              
            
                  Ending Stage in Treatise Usage:  
              
            
                L.Ord.              
            
                  Ending International Stage:  
              
            
                Floian              
            
                  Fraction Up In Ending Stage:  
              
            
                100              
            
                  Ending Date:  
              
            
            
                471.26              
              Description
                Glabella moderately convex, broadly tapering, front rounded, with 3 pairs of short, pitlike lateral furrows, eyes of medium size, slightly behind center of glabella, frontal area slightly more than 0.3 of length (sag.) of cranidium, fixigenae with palpebral areas slightly less than 0.5 of glabellar width, posterior areas of medium width (exsag.), 0.75 of length (tr.) of occipital ring. Pygidium subquadrate, axis convex, narrow, tapering 0.83 of length to narrow pointed end, with 7 or 8 axial rings and terminal, pleural fields twice width of axis, with 6 or 7 pleurae separated by backward-curved interpleural grooves running nearly to margin, border narrow, flat or concave, with pair of medium-length spines at posterolateral corners, posterior margin straight. L.Ord., E.Asia-Tasm.              
              