- from Europe,
North America, Argentina, Australia, and Antarctica. The
euthycarcinoid body was
divided into a
cephalon (head), preabdomen, and postabdomen...
-
Apankura is an
extinct genus of
Cambrian euthycarcinoids from the
Santa Rosita Formation of Argentina. The
genus contains a
single species,
Apankura machu...
- (4): 1158. Wilson,
Heather M.; Almond, John E. (February 2001). "New
Euthycarcinoids and an
Enigmatic Arthropod from the
British Coal Measures". Palaeontology...
-
their trace and body fossils, were
shown to be
arthropods known as
euthycarcinoids. The
lineage that
produced land
vertebrates evolved later but very...
-
fossils Protichnites and Climactichnites.
Fossil evidence suggests that
euthycarcinoids, an
extinct group of arthropods,
produced at
least some of the Protichnites...
- uns****ed?
Experimental model-based
neoichnology and new
evidence for a
euthycarcinoid affinity for this ichnospecies".
Journal of Paleontology. 83 (3): 442–454...
-
other competing male crabs.
Fossil evidence suggests that a
certain euthycarcinoid (an
extinct arthropod) from the
Cambrian may also have
mated by amplexus...
- Euthycarcinoidea,
appears to be a
derived trait evolved independently from the
euthycarcinoids. Each body
segment bore two
pairs of
walking legs,
which themselves...
- America,
especially the
Potsdam and Elk
Mound Groups, were
produced by
euthycarcinoids. In that scenario, the
Diplichnites may have been
undertracks that...
-
genus of late
Carboniferous (Gzhelian) to
early Permian (****elian)
euthycarcinoids from the
Pagoda Formation of Antarctica. The
genus contains a single...
