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Clare Torney

Barrandeops is a recognised genus within the Suborder Phacopina. Information on two species - Barrandeops granulops (Chatterton et al., 2006) and Barrandeops forteyi Chatterton and McKellar, 2009 - can be found in the publications listed below.

MCKELLAR, R. C. & CHATTERTON, B. D. E. 2009. Early and middle Devonian Phacopidae (Trilobita) of southern Morocco. Palaeontographica Canadiana, 28, 1-114.

CHATTERTON, B. D., FORTEY, R. A., BRETT, K. D., GIBB, S. L. & MCKELLAR, R. C. 2006. Trilobites from the upper Lower to Middle Devonian Timrhanrhart Formation, Jbel Gara el Zguilma, southern morocco. 25, 1-179.

Both Ryan McKellar and Brian Chatterton are active on ResearchGate, it might be worth getting in touch with them for more information.

Roger Furze

Thanks Clare. That's cleared it up for me. The spelling was wrong. Simple as that!