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Extinct genus of crustaceans
Glyphea is a genus of fossil
glypheoid
crustaceans that lived from the
Jurassic to the
Eocene. It includes the following species:
[1]
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Glyphea alexandri Taylor, 1979
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Glyphea arborinsularis Etheridge Jr., 1917
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Glyphea australensis Feldmann, Tshudy & Thomson, 1993
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Glyphea bathonica De Ferry, 1865
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Glyphea bohemica Fritsch, 1887
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Glyphea calloviensis H. Woods, 1927
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Glyphea carteri Bell, 1863
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Glyphea christeyi Feldmann & Maxwell, 1999
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Glyphea crassa Oppel, 1861
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Glyphea cretacea McCoy, 1854
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Glyphea damesi Garassino, 2000
[2]
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Glyphea foresti Feldmann & de Saint Laurent, 2002
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Glyphea franzini Breton, 2011
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Glyphea georgianus Taylor, 1979
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Glyphea gussmanni Schütze, 1907
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Glyphea jeletzkyi Feldmann & McPherson, 1980
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Glyphea liasina Von Meyer, 1840
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Glyphea lyrica Blake, 1876
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Glyphea muensteri (Voltz, 1835)
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Glyphea oculata J. Woods, 1957
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Glyphea prestwichi H. Woods, 1929
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Glyphea pseudastacus Schlotheim, 1822
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Glyphea pseudoscyllarus (Schlotheim, 1822)
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Glyphea regleyana (Desmarest, 1822)
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Glyphea reticulata Feldmann & Gazdzicki, 1997
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Glyphea robusta Feldmann & McPherson, 1980
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Glyphea rostrata (Phillips, 1829)
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Glyphea squamosa (Münster, 1839)
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Glyphea stilwelli Feldmann, 1993
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Glyphea tomesi Woodward, 1868
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Glyphea udressieri Von Meyer, 1840
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Glyphea vectensis H. Woods, 1927
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Glyphea willetti (Woodward, 1878)
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