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Proetidae 😂

"Proetidae is a family of proetid trilobites. The first species appeared in the Upper Ordovician, 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. Genera Proetidae ostensibly contains these following genera, though many may be placed in Phillipsiidae if the latter is, indeed, a distinct family. *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) *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 ) *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) *Zhegangula *Zhejiangoproetus References Category:Proetida Category:Trilobite families Category:Ordovician trilobites Category:Silurian trilobites Category:Devonian trilobites Category:Permian trilobites Category:Carboniferous trilobites Category:Late Ordovician first appearances Category:Guadalupian extinctions Category:Prehistoric arthropod families "

The Anderson Tapes (novel) 😂

"The Anderson Tapes is the debut crime fiction novel by Lawrence Sanders, published in 1970. The story is about the complicated burglary of an upscale New York apartment building by a gang of ex-convicts, who are unaware that the operation is under wiretap and camera surveillance by various agencies. The story also introduces the character of NYPD police detective Edward X. Delaney who became Sander's enduring protagonist in his Deadly Sin series of novels. The book earned Sanders the Mystery Writers of America Edgar Award for best first mystery novel. The same year, it was adapted into a film of the same name, directed by Sidney Lumet, with Sean Connery in the title role. References Category:1970 American novels Category:American novels adapted into films Category:Burglary in fiction Category:Crime novels Category:Novels set in New York City Category:English-language novels Category:1970 debut novels "

Çaykavak Pass 😂

"Çaykavak is a mountain pass in Niğde Province, Turkey. Çaykavak is situated on the northern slopes of Toros Mountains on the highway connecting Niğdeto the Mediterranean coast. It is to Niğde and to the highway, the main north to south highway in Central Turkey which merges to.General Directorate of Highways page The coordinates are Photos and the elevation is . While south of the pass is mountainous, the north composed of high plains except for the heights away where the highway passes through Kolsuz Pass. References Category:Mountain passes of Turkey Category:Landforms of Niğde Province Category:Central Anatolia Region "

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