Aggreditidae
Aggreditidae is a taxonomic family described in paleontological literature as a group of fossil marine invertebrates. The exact placement and boundaries of the family have been the subject of debate, with different researchers proposing varying affinities within higher-level groups. Because available fossils are commonly fragmentary, the defining features of Aggreditidae are a matter of ongoing discussion.
The diagnosis of Aggreditidae relies on a combination of morphological traits observed in preserved exoskeletons or
The temporal and geographic range of Aggreditidae is inferred from the stratigraphic contexts of fossil finds.
Ecology and lifestyle hypotheses for Aggreditidae generally propose a benthic mode of life, with individuals living
Genera attributed to Aggreditidae have varied over time, and the completeness of the fossil record has led