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organisms from the
Lower to
Middle Cambrian.
Their eponymous genus is
Halkieria /hælˈkɪəriə/,
which has been
found on
almost every continent in Lower...
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Wiwaxia Halkieria...
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lophotrochozoans that were
potentially related to
either lophophorates or mollusks.
Halkieria was a
bizarre invertebrate that was an
early member of the
mollusk group...
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suggested in 2003 that
brachiopods had
evolved from an
ancestor similar to
Halkieria, a slug-like
Cambrian animal with "chain mail" on its back and a s****...
- was
formed by
combining the
names of two
members of the
proposed group,
Halkieria and Wiwaxia. The
group was
defined as a set of
Early to Mid
Cambrian animals...
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Australohalkieria (meaning "southern
Halkieria") is an
extinct genus of
halkieriid from
Australia and Antarctica. This species,
named by
Porter in 2004...
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certainly belonged to molluscs,
while the
owners of some "armor plates,"
Halkieria and Microdictyon, were
eventually identified when more
complete specimens...
- trilobites, hyoliths, sponges, brachiopods, and no
echinoderms or molluscs.
Halkieria has
features ****ociated with more than one
living phylum, and is discussed...
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Wiwaxia Halkieria...
- hyolithids. When he
later described the
first fairly complete specimens of
Halkieria, he
suggested that
these were
closely related to Wiwaxia. Nick Butterfield...
