Family
Tridentidae
“Three Teeth”
Occlupanids of the family Tridentidae are relatively common, and their numbers of species are increasing. They are identified by the three dental processes within the oral groove. Some researchers believe that these are actually the result of cross-bred haplognathids and toxodentids, but research is woefully inconclusive.
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- Admordorsum aotearoa
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- Admordorsum dominici
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- Admordorsum floridensis
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- Admordorsum groningensis
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- Admordorsum tenvis
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- Alatilatus hebechela
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- Arcualatus ripalegus
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- Captospinula elongatus
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- Captospinula celsus
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- Captospinula fecundus
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- Captospinula liptoni
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- Captospinula simplistica
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- Carisma matsumotoi
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- Carisma paternum
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- Dinohaptor neglectus
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- Dinohaptor brutus
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- Dinonexus capax
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- Dinonexus custobetarum
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- Dinonexus gigantus
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- Gibberosus falx
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- Gibberosus hamula
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- Lupustoma ululata
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- Lupustoma usitatus
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- Maxistoma uncinata
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- Nevani spinustratum
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- Obdorpanem praedulcis
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- Orectochela bipatens
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- Orectochela columnaris
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- Orectochela tacitus
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- Paximadia prehendus
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- Peramordeo acies
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- Peramordeo proteoplacentis
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- Phoberoceros alpinus
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- Phoberoceros skeletor
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- Rubilumina leviathan
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- Sacculumorsus osculum
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- Senicornus evanescens
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- Serrategula amplus
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- Serrategula cotidianus
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- Serrategula kartoffelensis
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- Scalpriscapula mustafa
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- Scalpriscapula systoma
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- Sphaeropanis formosa
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- Sphaeropanis hollandium
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- Sphaeropanis neohantoniensis
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- Sphaeropanis yakimaensis
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- Tenuifalca cancriquetra
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- Tenuifalca singaporensis