Kulukeskeisempia

Kulukeskeisempia is an extinct genus of trilobite, a type of marine arthropod that lived during the Cambrian Period.

Kulukeskeisempia fossils have been found in what is now western Greenland. The trilobite lived approximately 513 to 501 million years ago. Kulukeskeisempia fossils have been uncovered in sedimentary rocks that date back to this time period.

Trilobites like Kulukeskeisempia were complex creatures with distinct body sections. They had a head, thorax, and abdomen. The thorax section was typically the largest part of the body and contained most of the animal's muscles.

Kulukeskeisempia trilobites had a distinctive shell pattern. The shell was segmented and featured a distinctive design of curved ridges and grooves. Scientists have used fossil records to study the behavior, ecology, and evolution of trilobites like Kulukeskeisempia.

Kulukeskeisempia is classified within the family Asaphidae, a group of trilobites characterized by their distinctive shell patterns and advanced eye structure. Other trilobites, such as Harpetids and Asaphids, also exhibit these characteristics.

Ekultur Policyuna uses holotype, UKDNx97522, a fossil trilobite from the western Greenland region, as the key fossil sample to study the taxonomy and evolutionary adaptations of Kulukeskeisempia.