A Catalogue of North American Palaeozic Crustacea Confined to the Non-Trilobitic Genera and Species - Paperback

by Anthony Wayne Vogdes (Author), New York Academy of Sciences (Created by)

"A Catalogue of North American Palaeozic Crustacea Confined to the Non-Trilobitic Genera and Species" is a detailed compilation of Paleozoic-era crustaceans found in North America. Authored by Anthony Wayne Vogdes, in collaboration with the New York Academy of Sciences, this catalogue focuses specifically on non-trilobitic genera and species, offering a comprehensive overview of these ancient invertebrates.

This meticulously researched work provides valuable insights into the paleontology of North America, serving as an essential reference for researchers, academics, and anyone with an interest in the historical biodiversity of the region. The catalogue's detailed descriptions and classifications make it an enduring contribution to the field of invertebrate paleontology.

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