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The 15 pages that link to Trilobite, each with the reason it gives.

• ArthropodBroader topic: Trilobites are a prominent fossil lineage in arthropod history.

• ExoskeletonBroader topic: Its preserved armor reveals the form and evolution of early arthropod skeletons.

• Permian–Triassic extinction eventBroader topic: The last trilobites disappeared during the end-Permian extinction.

• CheliceraRelated: Fossil comparisons help investigate the early evolution of chelicerate appendages.

• Horseshoe crabRelated: Trilobites provide a fossil comparison for understanding ancient arthropod body plans.

• TagmosisBroader topic: Trilobite fossils preserve clear examples of regional differentiation in an early arthropod body plan.

• PancrustaceaCompared with: Trilobites are arthropods but lie outside the living pancrustacean clade.

• ArthropodaBroader topic: Trilobites are a distinctive fossil lineage within the arthropod record.

• Evolution of insectsCompared with: Trilobites provide a deep-time comparison, but are not insect ancestors.

• ProsomaCompared with: Its visible head region offers a comparison, but trilobites are not chelicerates and lack a prosoma in the strict sense.

• Arthropod appendagesBroader topic: Trilobite fossils preserve evidence of early arthropod limbs and their functions.

• Arthropod legBroader topic: Trilobite fossils preserve evidence of early arthropod appendages and their varied functions.

• SidneyiaCompared with: Trilobites provide a familiar contrast in body form and fossil record.

• DinocarididaCompared with: Trilobites belong to the arthropod crown group, unlike dinocarididans on its stem.

• Late Ordovician mass extinctionRelated: Trilobites suffered major losses, with extinction patterns varying among groups.