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- Harpides abstract "Harpides is an extinct genus of trilobite.".
- Harpides class Trilobite.
- Harpides kingdom Animal.
- Harpides order Harpetida.
- Harpides phylum Arthropod.
- Harpides thumbnail Harpides_grimmi_Palaeontological_exhibition_Prague.jpg?width=300.
- Harpides wikiPageExternalLink harpides.jpg.
- Harpides wikiPageExternalLink www.trilobites.info.
- Harpides wikiPageExternalLink galharpetida.htm''.
- Harpides wikiPageID "27405917".
- Harpides wikiPageRevisionID "578546622".
- Harpides classis Trilobite.
- Harpides familia "Harpididae".
- Harpides fossilRange Devonian.
- Harpides genus "Harpides".
- Harpides hasPhotoCollection Harpides.
- Harpides imageCaption "Harpides sp., Czech Republic, courtesy of Sam Gon III.".
- Harpides name "Harpides".
- Harpides ordo Harpetida.
- Harpides phylum "Arthropoda".
- Harpides regnum "Animalia".
- Harpides subdivision "*H. grimmi *H. plautini *H. sp.".
- Harpides subdivisionRanks Species.
- Harpides subject Category:Devonian_trilobites.
- Harpides subject Category:Harpetida.
- Harpides type Animal100015388.
- Harpides type Arthropod101767661.
- Harpides type DevonianTrilobites.
- Harpides type Invertebrate101905661.
- Harpides type LivingThing100004258.
- Harpides type Object100002684.
- Harpides type Organism100004475.
- Harpides type PhysicalEntity100001930.
- Harpides type Trilobite101768244.
- Harpides type Trilobites.
- Harpides type Whole100003553.
- Harpides type Animal.
- Harpides type Eukaryote.
- Harpides type Species.
- Harpides type Organism.
- Harpides comment "Harpides is an extinct genus of trilobite.".
- Harpides label "Harpides".
- Harpides sameAs m.0c038g9.
- Harpides sameAs Q5663551.
- Harpides sameAs Q5663551.
- Harpides sameAs Harpides.
- Harpides wasDerivedFrom Harpides?oldid=578546622.
- Harpides depiction Harpides_grimmi_Palaeontological_exhibition_Prague.jpg.
- Harpides isPrimaryTopicOf Harpides.
- Harpides name "Harpides".
