Tropidocoryphidae Explained

Tropidocoryphidae is an extinct family of trilobites in the order Proetida.

Genera

These 44 genera belong to the family Tropidocoryphidae:

• Aidynsaia Owens & Ivanova, 2010
• Alberticoryphe Erben, 1966
• Astycoryphe Richter 1919
• Bojocoryphe Snajdr, 1976
• Buchiproetus Pillet, 1969
• Centriproetus Snajdr, 1977
• Cirriticeps Holloway, 2013
• Cornuproetus Richter & Richter 1919
• Cyrtosymboloides Alberti, 1967
• Dalejeproetus Snajdr, 1977
• Denemarkia Pribyl 1946
• Diademaproetus Alberti, 1964
• Eopiriproetus Alberti, 1966
• Galbertianus Özdikmen, 2006
• Ignoproetus Snajdr, 1977
• Interproetus Snajdr 1977
• Koneprusites Pribyl 1964
• Lepidoproetus Erben, 1951
• Lodenicia Prantl & Vanek, 1958
• Macroblepharum Alberti, 1964
• Metaxaphorus Owens & Ivanova, 2010
• Miriproetus Snajdr, 1977
• Nagaproetus Snajdr, 1977
• Phaetonellus Novák, 1890
• Piriproetus Erben, 1952
• Pribylia
• Prionopeltis Hawle & Corda 1847
• Prodrevermannia Alberti, 1964
• Proetina Pribyl, 1946
• Proetopeltis Pribyl 1965
• Pteroparia Richter, 1913
• Quadratoproetus Alberti, 1967
• Rabuloproetus Snajdr, 1977
• Ranunculoproetus Snajdr, 1977
• Rokycanocoryphe Pribyl & Vanek, 1987
• Sculptoproetus Erben 1951
• Stenoblepharum Owens, 1973
• Tafilaltaspis Alberti, 1966
• Tropicoryphe Snajdr, 1977
• Tropidocoryphe Novák, 1890
• Vicinoproetus Alberti, 1967
• Voigtaspis Alberti, 1967
• Wolayella Erben, 1966
• Xiphogonium Hawle & Corda, 1847