PICTORIAL GUIDE
TO THE ORDER CORYNEXOCHIDA
Last revised 23 December 2004 by S.M.Gon III


Suborder Leiostegiina
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Suborder Leiostegiina

Cephalon: with opisthoparian sutures; glabella usually subrectangular or quadrate, sometimes broad-based, tapering forward, lateral furrows on glabella often faint or absent; palpebral furrows and eye ridges often present; eyes often medium sized, but variable; genal spines typically present.
Thorax: up to 10 segments.
Pygidium: medium to large, broadly transverse, semicircular, subrectangular, or subtriangular; furrows often faint or absent; axis often persist along nearly full length, sometimes extending into terminal spine, or a pair of lateral spines extending from 1st and 2nd pleural field (Kaolishaniidae) 

CORYNEXOCHIDA includes three Suborders

Corynexochina

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Illaenina


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Leiostegiina

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