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- Biota of China. Nectocaris was a free-swimming, predatory or scavenging organism. This lifestyle is reflected in its binomial name: Nectocaris means "swimming...
- and most reject this claim. Nectocaris Nectocotis Vetustovermis? synonym of Nectocaris Petalilium? synonym of Nectocaris "Nectocarididae". Paleobiology...
- history, but been reinterpreted on the basis of additional material. Nectocaris pteryx was previously described from poorly preserved specimen and considered...
- appearance of gastropods (e.g., Aldanella), cephalopods (e.g., Plectronoceras, Nectocaris?) and bivalves (Pojetaia, Fordilla) towards the middle of the Cambrian...
- that is a chimerical fossil. In 2010, some researchers proposed that Nectocaris pteryx is the early cephalopod, which did not have a s**** and appeared...
- Mesozoic Palaeozoic Misidentified Probable misidentified genera Nectocarididae: (Nectocaris, Nectocotis) Kirengellida Volbort****a Shelbyoceras Pohlsepia...
- Nectocotis rusmithi is an Ordovician nectocaridid, differing from Nectocaris in the possession of an internal skeletal element. It was found in the Whetstone...
- fossil Nectocaris represents a coleoid (or other cephalopod) that lost its s****, possibly secondarily, although it is more likely that Nectocaris represents...
- Cambrian fossil organisms were noted. Chen et al. suggested similarities to Nectocaris pteryx. Others pointed to a general resemblance between Tullimonstrum...
- Mesozoic Palaeozoic Misidentified Probable misidentified genera Nectocarididae: (Nectocaris, Nectocotis) Kirengellida Volbort****a Shelbyoceras Pohlsepia...