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Linguloidea is a
superfamily of brachiopods.
Charles Doolittle Walcott (1886).
Second contribution to the
studies on the
Cambrian faunas of
North America...
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known for its
preservation of soft-bodied
medusae (jellyfish), as well as
linguloid brachiopods, algae, and
arthropods (namely chasmataspidids, leperditid...
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below limestone member neat
middle of formation. This
shale contains linguloid brachiopods and
trilobite trash beds with
fragments of "Ehmaniella." ...
- well-developed
muscle platforms as well as a
prominent dorsal median ridge. The
linguloid family Neobolidae was reintroduced, encomp****ing
several early Cambrian...
- (2006). "New data on the rare
Chengjiang (Lower Cambrian,
South China)
linguloid brachiopod Xianshanella haikouensis".
Journal of Paleontology. 80 (2):...
- et sp. nov
Valid Zhang et al.
Cambrian S****jingtuo
Formation China A
linguloid brachiopod. The type
species is
Spinobolus popovi.
Spirelytha svartevaegensis...
- most
common fossils are soft-bodied
medusae (jellyfish),
followed by
linguloid brachiopods, algae, and
arthropods (namely chasmataspidids, leperditid...
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typically occurring with trilobites, starfish, bryozoans, brachiopods,
linguloids and
other marine animals.
Carcinosoma also
prominently occurs together...
- (2006). "New data on the rare
Chengjiang (Lower Cambrian,
South China)
linguloid brachiopod Xianshanella haikouensis".
Journal of Paleontology. 80 (2):...
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Cambrian period Missouri was home to algae,
which left
behind spores, and
linguloid brachiopods.
Trilobites were also
present but were less common. Missouri...
