- The
Cambroernida are a
clade of
unusual Paleozoic animals with
coiled bodies and
filamentous tentacles. They
include a
number of
early to
middle Paleozoic...
- the
extinct Vetulicolia known from
Cambrian fossils. The
extinct clade Cambroernida is
thought to be a
member of Deuterostomia. In deuterostomes, the developing...
-
Ambulacraria (unranked)
Phylum Hemichordata Phylum Echinodermata Phylum Cambroernida †
Phylum Saccorhytida? †
Cycloneuralia (unranked)
Scalidophora (unranked)...
-
Phlogites is a
member of the
extinct ambulacrarian stem
group Cambroernida,
occupying an
intermediate position between the
basal Herpetogaster and the...
- Australia. It is the latest-surviving
known member of the
Eldonioidea and
Cambroernida. A
specimen described in 2018 may
represent an
additional species, but...
-
along with
other eldonioids, as stem-group
ambulacrarians in the
clade Cambroernida. Chen, Jun-yuan; Zhu, Mao-yan; Zhou, Gui-qing (1995). "The
early Cambrian...
- Cathaymyrus,
Pikaia and crown-chordates. This is in part due to the
Cambroernida,
which are
basal stem-ambulacrarians,
being discovered to
share characteristics...
-
Animalia Superphylum:
Deuterostomia Stem group:
Ambulacraria Clade: †
Cambroernida class: †Eldonioidea Dzik, 1991
Families Eldoniidae Rotadiscidae "Paropsonemids"...
- ? Vetulocystida†
Cambroernida† ? Yanjia****a†
Ambulacraria (crown group)...
- ? Vetulocystida†
Cambroernida† ? Yanjia****a†
Ambulacraria (crown group)...
