Eryma is a genus of fossil lobster-like crustaceans, containing 44 species. The oldest known species was discovered in non-marine deposits from the late Permian Ust-Yenisei Borehole in Russia. Other species are known from much of the world, especially Europe and North America.
Species There are 44 known species of Eryma:
E. affinis E. amalthei E. americana E. americanum E. anisodactylum E. antiquum E. australe E. babeaui E. birdi E. boloniensis E. bordenensis E. caraboeufi E. compressum E. corallinum E. crassimanum E. cumonti E. dutertrei E. flecta E. flectum E. fossatum E. georgei E. glaessneri E. gracilimanum E. hoerstgenensis E. jungostrix E. lafayi E. lerasi E. leucodermum E. madagascariensis E. major E. mandelslohi E. modestiforme E. modestiformis E. mosquensis E. nippon E. ollerenshawi E. ornatum E. oscari E. osciensis E. pulchellum E. punctatum E. quadriverrucatum E. quenstedti E. radiatum E. rinellincolum E. romani E. sinemurianum E. squalidum E. stantoni E. strambergensis E. stricklandi E. sulcatum E. veltheimii E. ventrosum E. vocontii
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