- a pair of
lobopods (e.g. Aysheaia,
Hallucigenia sparsa) or a tail-like
extension (e.g. Paucipodia, Siberion, Jianshanopodia). The
lobopods are flexible...
- The
third to
sixth pairs of
lobopods were
shorter and
their paired spines were much smaller. On
these four
pairs of
lobopods the
spines were only large...
-
these animals were
similar to
onychophorans and to
various Early Cambrian "
lobopods", and he
presented an "evolutionary
family tree" that
showed these as "aunts"...
- cross-section and rows of
unstructured body
appendages known as
oncopods or
lobopods (informally: stub feet). They
reach lengths between 0.1 and 22 cm (0.04–8...
-
pairs of legs
known as
lobopods. In
complete specimens with a
differentiated front and back, this
number is certain.
These lobopods are
preserved as stubby...
-
worms or "worm-like animals"
despite having had legs in the form of
stubby lobopods. Likewise, the
extant Onychophora are
sometimes called velvet worms despite...
-
lobopodians with
anterior 5 or 6
pairs of
setiferous lobopods. Most
luolishaniids also have
posterior lobopods each with a
hooked claws, and thorn-shaped sclerites...
-
about 3 cm long with
multiple pairs of
stump legs
called lobopods. It
bears 14
pairs of
lobopods,
which are
closely attached to the main body
unlike in...
-
therefore interpreted the "triangles" as short, fleshy,
conical legs (
lobopods). He also
found small mineralized patches at the tips of some, and interpreted...
-
exerted by
actin polymerization on the
membrane to extend,
fibroblast lobopods use the
nuclear piston mechanism consisting in
pulling the
nucleus via...
