- Ctenocystis† (a
Ctenocystoid†) Courtessolea† (a
Ctenocystoid†)...
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during the
Cambrian and
Ordovician periods.
Unlike other echinoderms,
ctenocystoids had
bilateral symmetry, or were only very
slightly asymmetrical. They...
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known echinoderm. It
resembles the
extinct ctenocystoids and cinctans,
particularly the
basal ctenocystoid Courtessolea.
Ctenoimbricata is interpreted...
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Castericystis sp.
Cothurnocystis sp. -
stylophoran Ctenocystis sp. -
ctenocystoid Gogia spiralis -
eocrinoid Eocrinoid holdfasts believed to
belong to...
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Special Publication 1, 129-141. Dzik, J. & Orłowski, S. 1995.
Primitive ctenocystoid echinoderm from the
earliest Middle Cambrian of Poland.
Annales de Paléontologie...
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Mobile echinoderms (stylophorans, homosteleans, homoiosteleans, and
ctenocystoids) were not
significantly affected by the
substrate revolution. Early...
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found cinctans to be stem-group echinoderms,
intermediate between ctenocystoids and solutans. The
internal phylogenetic relationships within cinctans...
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common ambulacrarian ancestor.
Later early echinoderms such as the
ctenocystoids lost the
muscular stalk of
these basal echinoderms,
while maintaining...
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Imran A. Rahman;
Sarah E. Stewart;
Samuel Zamora (2015). "The
youngest ctenocystoids from the
Upper Ordovician of the
United Kingdom and the
evolution of...
