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- cloudinids, an early metazoan family containing the genera Acuticocloudina, Cloudina and Conotubus, lived in the late Ediacaran period about 550 million years...
- produced tough outer s**** while others, such as Cloudina, had a calcified exoskeleton. Some Cloudina s**** even show evidence of predation, in the form...
- animal Cloudina". Geology. 33 (4): 277–280. Bibcode:2005Geo....33..277H. doi:10.1130/G21198.1. Miller, A.J. (2004). "A Revised Morphology of Cloudina with...
- fossil records during the Metazoan era were all bioclasts of cloudina s****. The cloudina s**** make their s**** beds when they are filled into depressions...
- ****ociation with Cloudina fossils. Among the late Precambrian fossil ****emblage in the Nama group, Namibia, Namacalathus far outnumber Cloudina and other poorly...
- annelid, is now considered to represent a mollusc. An even older fossil, Cloudina, dates to the terminal Ediacaran period; this has been interpreted as an...
- Cloudina may have been one of the first mineralized animals to appear, although its life appearance and evolutionary affinities remain unknown....
- definition, the ****emblage's lower boundary would be the oldest appearance of Cloudina in the fossil record, placing the boundary at 550 Ma. This definition distinguishes...
- and to the disappearance of distinctive Ediacaran fossils (Namacalathus, Cloudina). Nevertheless, there are arguments that the dated horizon in Oman does...
- represent the entire skeletons of small organisms, including the mysterious Cloudina and some snail-like molluscs. However, the bulk of the fossils are fragments...