- some
similarities with both
linguliforms and rhynchonelliforms,
though they are
distinct from
either group. Like
linguliforms, they have an ****, inarticulate...
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Linguliformea is a
subphylum of
inarticulate brachiopods.
These were the
earliest of brachiopods,
ranging from the
Cambrian into the Holocene. They rapidly...
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rapidly diversifying during the
middle Cambrian. In the
upper Cambrian,
linguliforms reached the apex of
their diversity:
acrotretides and
their relatives...
-
early Cambrian of the
Siberia was
confidently identified as a
paterinid linguliforms. The
brachiopod class Paterinata is an organophosphatic-s****ed group...
- stem- (or crown-?)
group Tannuolina Linguliform stem-group
Micrina Linguliform stem-group
Mickwitzia Linguliform stem- (or crown-?)
group Camenella Stem-group...
- group, as
their outer organic layer is
distinct from that of both the
linguliforms ("typical" inarticulates) and
rhynchonelliforms (articulates). However...
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Radiolarians Diatoms Most
sponge ****ules
Apatite (phosphate minerals)
Enamel (vertebrate teeth)
Vertebrate bone
Conodonts Linguliform brachiopod s****...
- width/length ratio, and s**** miniaturisation, are
observed in post-extinction
linguliforms. The
surviving brachiopod fauna was very low in
diversity and exhibited...
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strongly affected, with the Cambrian-type
inarticulate brachiopods (
linguliforms and craniiforms)
never recovering their pre-extinction diversity. Articulate...
- Lars E.; Skovsted,
Christian B. (2010). "Soft-Part
Preservation in a
Linguliform Brachiopod from the
Lower Cambrian Wulongqing Formation (Guanshan Fauna)...
