Isotelus iowensis Owen 1852 (trilobite)

Trilobita - Asaphida - Asaphidae

Alternative combinations: Asaphus (Isotelus) iowensis, Isotelus iowaensis

Belongs to Isotelus according to L. Amati 2014

See also Bolton 2000 and Raymond 1925

Sister taxa: Isotelus aktchokensis, Isotelus bradleyi, Isotelus copenhagenensis, Isotelus frognoensis, Isotelus giganteus, Isotelus gigas, Isotelus harrisi, Isotelus kimmswickensis, Isotelus maximus, Isotelus megistos, Isotelus parvirugosus, Isotelus platyrhachis, Isotelus rejuvenis, Isotelus rex, Isotelus simplex, Isotelus skapaneidos, Isotelus susae, Isotelus violaensis, Isotelus walcotti, Homotelus florencevillensis, Homotelus indentus, Homotelus ulrichi, Homotelus catactus, Homotelus elongatus, Homotelus laevis, Homotelus stincharensis, Homotelus laeviurus, Homotelus gratiosus, Homotelus stegops

Ecology: fast-moving low-level epifaunal carnivore-detritivore

Distribution:

• Ordovician of Canada (7: Nunavut, Ontario collections), United States (5: Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri)

Total: 12 collections each including a single occurrence

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