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Definition of Hurdiids

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- Some hurdiids had greater numbers of endites, with Cordaticaris bearing seven endites of equal length. Ursulinacaris is unique among hurdiids in bearing...
- of Radiodont species, primarily from the clade Amplectobeluidae. While hurdiids are poorly known from the formation and surrounding region, several specimens...
- and the oral cone shape) align it with the hurdiids. In 2022 when describing new remains of the basal hurdiid Stanleycaris, Moysiuk and Caron ****igned Cordaticaris...
- Pseudoangustidontus, an unnamed hurdiid from Wales, the middle Ordovician dinocaridid Mieridduryn, and the Devonian hurdiid Schinderhannes, this radiodont...
- Cambroraster is an extinct monotypic genus of hurdiid radiodont, dating to the middle Cambrian, and represented by the single formally described species...
- sclerites of Zhenghecaris due to their broad similarity to the P-elements of hurdiids (peytoiids), and because of their similar construction, ornamentation,...
- rapidly change its swimming direction efficiently. On the other hand, some hurdiids have features significantly specialized for a n****benthic lifestyle, such...
- are present, with inner rows of spines inside the main cone. Like other hurdiids, Hurdia bore a large frontal carapace protruding from its head composed...
- represent typical hurdiid features (e.g. subequal blade-like endites). The eyes were in a relatively anterior position in contrast to other hurdiids. There are...
- 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...