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- bed. The operculum closes over the aperture of the s****, leaving (in hyolithids) two gaps through which the helens can protrude. It comprises two parts:...
- Haplophrentis is a genus of tiny s****ed hyolithid which lived in the Cambrian Period. Its s**** was long and conical, with the open end protected by...
- Gut contents show that this worm was a predator, often feasting on the hyolithid Haplophrentis (a s****ed animal similar to mollusks), generally swallowed...
- lophophorates, one of the two orders of hyolithid, the other being the Orthothecida. Most of our knowledge of the hyolithids comes from studies on the Hyolithida...
- centimeter (5.1 in) long predator of the Burgess Shale, and ate trilobites and hyolithids. It was named after Walcott's second son, Sidney. Tegopelte Arthropoda...
- similarities with sections of cloudinids, protoconodonts, anabaritids and hyolithids, and interpreted as likely remains of early animals. Delahooke et al....
- S2CID 252747552. Liu, F.; Skovsted, C. B.; Topper, T. P.; Zhang, Z. (2022). "Hyolithid-like hyoliths without helens from the early Cambrian of South China, and...
- Slapylitidae is a family of hyolithid hyoliths known from articulated skeletons that lack helens. This family is now extinct. The two genera included...
- long predator of the Burgess Shale, and ate trilobites, ostracods, and hyolithids. It was named after Walcott's second son, Sidney. Leanchoilia Arthropoda...
- taxon Molluscata, which he proposed should also contain the molluscs and hyolithids. When he later described the first fairly complete specimens of Halkieria...