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Megarachne is a
genus of eurypterid, an
extinct group of
aquatic arthropods.
Fossils of
Megarachne have been
discovered in
deposits of Late Carboniferous...
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straight down and do not
cross each
other (as they do in the araneomorphs).
Megarachne servinei was
thought to be a
giant mygalomorph from the
Upper Carboniferous...
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fossil species. The
production team had
intended for it to
represent Megarachne,
which was
originally described as a
giant spider but was
during the production...
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represented by such
genera as Adelophthalmus,
Megarachne (originally
misinterpreted as a
giant spider,
hence its name) and the...
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genera included in the Mycteroptidae, Mycterops,
Woodwardopterus and
Megarachne might represent different ontogenetic stages of each
other based on the...
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genera included in the
Mycteroptidae - Mycterops, Woodwardopterus, and
Megarachne -
might represent different ontogenetic stages of each
other based on...
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known as the
formation where the thought-to-be
giant spider Megarachne,
actually a eurypterid, was discovered. The Bajo de Véliz
Formation was...
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Drepanopterus Eurypterus Hibbertopterus Hughmilleria Jaekelopterus Megalograptus Megarachne Mixopterus Onychopterella Pentecopterus Pterygotus Slimonia Stylonurus...
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example is the
suggestion that
almost all the
members of the
Mycteroptidae (
Megarachne,
Mycterops and Woodwardopterus)
might represent ontogenic stages of a...
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Drepanopterus Eurypterus Hibbertopterus Hughmilleria Jaekelopterus Megalograptus Megarachne Mixopterus Onychopterella Pentecopterus Pterygotus Slimonia Stylonurus...
