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- organisms that are morphologically similar to trilobites, but are largely unmineralised. The relationship of Artiopoda to other arthropods is uncertain. Trilobites...
- as benthic predators and scavengers. The Fuxian****id exoskeleton is unmineralised, and the number of tergites ranges from 15 to over 40. The cephalon...
- all sponges have. As such, it has been suggested that Arimasia is a unmineralised, single-walled archaeocyath, perhaps even a stem-group demosponge, along...
- may be crucial for normal endochondral ossification. Resorption of unmineralised subchondral cartilage by chondroclasts and macrophages can be a feature...
- highest-grade portions of the lodes to be worked, without dilution from the unmineralised wall rocks. Today's mining, which uses larger machinery and equipment...
- been sack-like, with the outer layer being made of a resistant but unmineralised material. Some specimens from Russia show the presence of branched internal...
- trilobite Gigoutella instead. Like other Xandarellids, the exoskeleton is unmineralised. The cephalon has pronounced eye slits, presumably derived from ancestral...
- of the preserved large body segments of the pterygotids are thin and unmineralised. Even tergites and sternites (the plates that form the surfaces of the...
- 5 in). The body was covered in a large undivided dorsal shield that was unmineralised. On the head a pair of tear-shaped eyes were present on the underside...
- the Chengjiang ****emblage. Like other Xandarellids, Sinoburius has an unmineralised exoskeleton. Adult individuals are around 7-8 millimetres in length...