"stringocephalid" meaning in English

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          "ref": "2011, A.J. Boucot, Evolution and Extinction Rate Controls, page 232:",
          "text": "This environmental behaviour suggests that all of these thick-shelled groups (and possibly similar groups like the stringocephalids and rensselandids) may have become so modified during the process of natural selection as not to have been able to have moved from the positions into which they found themselves.",
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        "Any brachiopod of the family Stringocephalidae."
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        "(zoology) Any brachiopod of the family Stringocephalidae."
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