| Proetidae Temporal range:   | |
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| Fossil of P. concinnus | |
| Scientific classification  | |
| Domain: | Eukaryota | 
| Kingdom: | Animalia | 
| Phylum: | Arthropoda | 
| Class: | †Trilobita | 
| Order: | †Proetida | 
| Family: | †Proetidae Salter, 1843  | 
| Genera | |
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Proetidae is a family of proetid trilobites. The first species appeared in the Upper Ordovician,[1] and the last genera survived until the Middle Permian. However, if the closely related family Phillipsiidae is actually a subfamily of Proetidae, then the proetids of Proetidae survive until the end of the Permian, where the last perish during the Permian–Triassic extinction event.[2]
Genera
Proetidae ostensibly contains these following genera, though many may be placed in Phillipsiidae if the latter is, indeed, a distinct family.[3]
- Aayemenaytcheia
 - Aceroproetus
 - Alaskalethe
 - Altajaspis
 - Anambon
 - Anglibole
 - Angustibole
 - Anujaspis
 - Appendicysta
 - Aprathia
 - Archaeocoryphe
 - Ascetopeltis
 - Astroproetus (syn=Xiushuiproetus, Zhejiangoproetus)
 - Australokaskia
 - Bailielloides
 - Bapingaspis
 - Basidechenella
 - Beleckella
 - Belgibole
 - Benesovella
 - Bitumulina
 - Blodgettia
 - Bohemiproetus
 - Bolivicrania
 - Boliviproetus
 - Bollandia
 - Bonnaspidella
 - Borelia
 - Brevibole
 - Burgesina
 - Calybole
 - Camsellia
 - Carbonoproetus
 - Carlopsia
 - Carniphillipsia
 - Ceratoproetus
 - Chauffouraspis
 - Chaunoproetoides
 - Chaunoproetus
 - Chiides
 - Chiops
 - Chlupacula
 - Chuanqianoproetus
 - Clavibole
 - Comptonaspis
 - Coniproetus
 - Conophillipsia
 - Constantina
 - Coombewoodia
 - Craspedops
 - Crassibole
 - Crassiproetus
 - Cyphinioides
 - Cyphoproetus
 - Cyrtodechenella
 - Cyrtoproetus
 - Cyrtosymbole
 - Cystispina
 - Daihuaia
 - Dayinaspis
 - Dechenella
 - Dechenelloides
 - Dechenellurus
 - Deinoproetus
 - Deltadechenella
 - Diabole
 - Diacoryphe
 - Drevermannia
 - Dudu
 - Dushania
 - Effops
 - Ejinoproetus
 - Elegenodechenella
 - Elimaproetus
 - Elliptophillipsia
 - Endops
 - Engelomorrisia (syn=Capricornia[4])
 - Ensecoryphe
 - Eocyphinium
 - Eocyrtosymbole
 - Eodrevermannia
 - Eomicrophillipsia
 - Eopalpebralia
 - Eosoproetus
 - Eowinterbergia
 - Erbenaspis
 - Erbenites
 - Evagena
 - Exochops
 - Flexidechenella
 - Formonia
 - Francenaspis
 - Franconicabole
 - Frithjofia
 - Fuscinipyge
 - Ganinella
 - Gapeevella
 - Geigibole
 - Georhithronella
 - Gerastos
 - Gitarra
 - Globusia
 - Globusiella
 - Globusoidea
 - Gomiites
 - Gracemerea
 - Hassiabole
 - Hedstroemia
 - Helioproetus
 - Helmutia
 - Helokybe
 - Humeia
 - Humilogriffithides
 - Hunanoproetus
 - Hypaproetus
 - Jinia
 - Karginella
 - Kaskia
 - Kathwaia
 - Kerpenella
 - Khalfinella
 - Kolymoproetus
 - Kosovoproetus
 - Krambedrysia
 - Kulmiella
 - Kulmogriffithides
 - Lacunoporaspis
 - Laevibole
 - Langgonbole
 - Latibole
 - Latiglobusia
 - Latiproetus
 - Lauchellum
 - Lichanocoryphe
 - Linguaphillipsia
 - Liobole
 - Liobolina
 - Longilobus
 - Longiproetus
 - Lophiokephalion
 - Lugalella
 - Luojiashania
 - Macrobole
 - Mahaiella
 - Malayaproetus
 - Malchi
 - Mannopyge
 - Megaproetus
 - Menorcaspis
 - Merebolina
 - Metaphillipsia
 - Mezzaluna
 - Microspatulina
 - Mirabole
 - Monodechenella
 - Moravocoryphe
 - Moschoglossis
 - Myoproetus
 - Namuraspis
 - Neogriffithides
 - Neokaskia
 - Nitidocare
 - Nodiphillipsia
 - Oehlertaspis
 - Oidalaproetus
 - Orbitoproetus
 - Ormistonaspis
 - Omlistonia
 - Ormistoniella
 - Osmolskia
 - Otodechenella
 - Paladin
 - Palaeophillipsia
 - Paleodechenella
 - Palpebralia
 - Panibole
 - Parachaunoproetus
 - Paradechenella
 - Parafrithjofia
 - Paraglobusia
 - Paragriffithides
 - Paramirabole
 - Parangustibole
 - Parapalpebralia
 - Paraproetus
 - Parawarburgella
 - Particeps
 - Parvidumus
 - Paryfenus
 - Pedinocoryphe
 - Pedinodechenella
 - Perexigupyge
 - Perliproetus
 - Phillibolina
 - Philliboloides
 - Phyllaspis
 - Planilobus
 - Planokaskia
 - Plesiowensus
 - Podoliproetus
 - Pontipalpebralia
 - Praedechenella
 - Pragoproetus
 - Prantlia
 - Prodiacoryphe
 - Proetocephalus
 - Proetus
 - Pseudobollandia
 - Pseudocyrtosymbole
 - Pseudodechenella
 - Pseudodudu
 - Pseudogerastos
 - Pseudoproetus
 - Pseudosilesiops
 - Pseudospatulina
 - Pseudowaribole
 - Pudoproetus
 - Pulcherproetus
 - Pusillabole
 - Raerinproetus
 - Reediella
 - Rhenocynproetus
 - Rhenogriffides
 - Richterella
 - Rijckholtia
 - Rosehillia
 - Rugulites
 - Schaderthalaspis
 - Schizophillipsia
 - Schizoproetina
 - Schizoproetoides
 - Schizoproetus
 - Semiproetus
 - Sevillia
 - Silesiops
 - Simaproetus
 - Sinobole
 - Sinocyrtoproetus
 - Sinopaladin
 - Sinoproetus
 - Sinosymbole
 - Skemmatocare
 - Skemmatopyge
 - Spatulata (syn=Spatulina [4])
 - Spergenaspis
 - Spinibolops
 - Struveproetus
 - Sulcubole
 - Tawstockia
 - Taynaella
 - Tcherkesovia
 - Tetinia
 - Thaiaspella
 - Thalabaria
 - Thebanaspis
 - Tropidocare
 - Tschernyschewiella
 - Typhloproetus
 - Unguliproetus
 - Vandergrachtia
 - Vittaella
 - Wagnerispina
 - Waideggula
 - Waigatchella
 - Warburgella
 - Waribole
 - Weberiphillipsia
 - Westropia
 - Weyeraspis
 - Winiskia
 - Winterbergia
 - Witryides
 - Xenadoche
 - Xenoboloides
 - Xenocybe
 - Xenodechenella
 - Xiangzhongella
 - Xiushuiproetus
 - Yanshanaspis
 - Yichangaspis
 - Yishanaspis
 - Yuanjia (syn=Haasia[4])
 - Zhegangula
 - Zhejiangoproetus
 
References
Wikispecies has information related to Proetidae.
- ↑ Helje Pärnaste; Adrian Popp & Robert M. Owens (2009). "Distribution of the order Proetida (Trilobita) in Baltoscandian Ordovician strata" (PDF). Estonian Journal of Earth Sciences. 58 (1): 10–23. doi:10.3176/earth.2009.1.02.
 - ↑ Robert M. Owens (2003). "The stratigraphical distribution and extinctions of Permian trilobites". In Philip D. Lane; Derek J. Siveter; Richard A. Fortey (eds.). Trilobites and their relatives: contributions from the third international conference, Oxford 2001. Issue 70 of Special papers in palaeontology. Wiley-Blackwell. pp. 377–397. ISBN 978-0-901702-81-4.
 - ↑ Sam Gon III (April 21, 2008). "Order Proetida". A Guide to the Orders of Trilobites. Retrieved November 9, 2010.
 - 1 2 3 Hüseyin Özdikmen (2009). "Nomenclatural changes for twenty trilobites genera" (PDF). Munis Entomology & Zoology. 4 (1): 155–171.
 
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