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frontal appendage of a
hurdiid Frontal appendages of
various species of
hurdiid Dorsal carapaces of
various species of
hurdiid Hurdiidae is characterized...
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reached a
length of 8.3 cm (3.3 in) An
isolated frontal appendage of a
hurdiid with a
length less than half that of the
juvenile Lyrarapax is known, but...
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Cambroraster is an
extinct monotypic genus of
hurdiid radiodont,
dating to the
middle Cambrian, and
represented by the
single formally described species...
- Pseudoangustidontus, an
unnamed hurdiid from Wales, the
middle Ordovician dinocaridid Mieridduryn, and the
Devonian hurdiid Schinderhannes, this radiodont...
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Radiodont species,
primarily from the
clade Amplectobeluidae.
While hurdiids are
poorly known from the
formation and
surrounding region,
several specimens...
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Schinderhannes bartelsi is a
species of
hurdiid radiodont (anomalocaridid),
known from one
specimen from the
Lower Devonian Hunsrück Slates. Its discovery...
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Titanokorys is a
genus of
extinct hurdiid (peytoiid)
radiodont (a
grouping of
primitive stem
arthropods which lived during the
early Paleozoic) that existed...
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considered to be
related to
modern velvet worms.
Cambroraster falcatus was a
hurdiid radiodont that bore a
large horseshoe-shaped carapace.
Pikaia was a stem-chordate...
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Hurdia is an
extinct genus of
hurdiid radiodont that
lived 505
million years ago
during the
Cambrian Period.
Fossils have been
found in
North America...
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mouth opening. Such an oral cone is very
different from
those of a
typical hurdiid radiodont like
Peytoia and Hurdia,
which is
smooth and tetraradial. As...
