Definition of Proarticulates. Meaning of Proarticulates. Synonyms of Proarticulates

- in the course of ontogeny, and in the adult stages ****insonia-like proarticulates changed so radically that they became almost indistinguishable from...
- extinction of the Ediacaran biota. Before the end of the Ediacaran period, proarticulates and trilobozoans would have already become extinct; and the last vendobionts...
- proposed to be a member of the phylum Proarticulata. The segments of proarticulates, dubbed isomers, show characteristic glide reflection instead of the...
- who found the first specimen. The body plan of the Yorgia and other proarticulates is unusual for solitary (non-colonial) metazoans. These bilateral organisms...
- part closed is present in another branch of bilaterians, the extinct proarticulates. This and the amphistomic development (when both mouth and **** develop...
- Podolimirus is an extinct monotypic genus of unclassified proarticulates. It presents a single species, Podolimirus mirus. It was found in strata of the...
- it has a headshield-like structure. Unlike anything seen in other Proarticulates, it features a margin with radial folds, giving it a frilly appearance...
- Dipleurozoa (or ****insoniomorpha) are extinct proarticulate organisms of the Ediacaran period, which had a flat and more or less ovoid shape. Polychaete...
- characterized by a thin, rounded body. Unlike the other classes of proarticulates, the segmentation of the body is not complete and shows a "head" with...
- Armillifera parva is a species of Ediacaran proarticulate first described by Mikhail Fedonkin in 1980. Its fossils were discovered in the White Sea area...