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major subdivisions of the
phylum Arthropoda,
alongside Chelicerata.
Mandibulates include the crustaceans,
myriapods (centipedes and millipedes, among...
- limbs. The
clade contains all
living arthropods (i.e.
chelicerates and
mandibulates) as well as
several fossil groups that
share these characteristics (e...
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usually suggested to be stem-group arthropods, have been
suggested to be
Mandibulates in some
recent studies. The Hymenocarina, a
group of
bivalved arthropods...
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chelicerae of arachnids,
mandibles can
often be used to chew food.
Mandibulates also
differ by
having antennae, and also by
having three distinct body...
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challenged by
suggestions that the
artiopods are more
closely related to
mandibulates,
forming the
clade Antennulata instead.
There is no
consensus as to ****igning...
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smaller eye than Cambropachycope. They are
suggested to be stem-group
mandibulates. Waloszek, Dieter; Müller,
Klaus (1990-10-01). "Upper
Cambrian stem-lineage...
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Micropterigoidea Micropterigidae (
mandibulate archaic moths)...
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clade formed alongside A.
stimulapis and the
thylacocephalans as
basal mandibulates. The
cladogram below shows the
position of C.
poschmanni in relation...
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Micropterigoidea Micropterigidae (
mandibulate archaic moths)...
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based on the
clear presence of mandibles,
characteristic of all
mandibulates. Briggs, D. E. G.; Erwin, D. H.; Collier, F. J. (1995),
Fossils of the...
