- Cavalier-Smith (1998). They are
panarthropods with
stubby legs
called lobopods, a term
which may also be used as a
common name of this
group as well....
- cross-section and rows of
unstructured body
appendages known as
oncopods or
lobopods (informally: stub feet). They
reach lengths between 0.1 and 22 cm (0.04–8...
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these animals were
similar to
onychophorans and to
various Early Cambrian "
lobopods", and he
presented an "evolutionary
family tree" that
showed these as "aunts"...
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Cretoperipatus had a pair of legs
known as
lobopods on each
segment of its trunk. Like in
other velvet worms, the
lobopods had a papillae-covered base, spinose...
- the
distinctive legs (
lobopods) that are
usually seen in
Lobopodian groups. Budd,
Graham E. (1993), "A
Cambrian gilled lobopod from Greenland", Nature...
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worms or "worm-like animals"
despite having had legs in the form of
stubby lobopods. Likewise, the
extant Onychophora are
sometimes called velvet worms despite...
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therefore interpreted the "triangles" as short, fleshy,
conical legs (
lobopods). He also
found small mineralized patches at the tips of some, and interpreted...
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modern onychophorans, each
segment of the
trunk had a pair of legs
known as
lobopods.
These also
preserved annulations, with
eight to ten per leg. However,...
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Paucipodia inermis is a
lobopod known from the
Lower Cambrian Chengjiang lagerstätte. Its gut is puzzling; in some places, it is
preserved in
three dimensions...
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whereas others (after
Simonetta and
Delle Cave)
recognized a
group of
lobopods containing Onychophora, Tardigrada, and
Aysheaia (with
features of both)...
