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invertebrates such as
certain sponges and soft corals. In paleontology, a
scleritome is the
complete set of
sclerites of an organism,
often all that is known...
- sclerites,
although the
scleritome was simpler;
halkieriids then
develop more
complex scleritomes,
while in
Orthrozanclus the
scleritome became unmineralized...
- S2CID 133427906. J****sen D,
Steiner M, Zhu MY (2002). "New well-preserved
scleritomes of
Chancelloridae from the
early Cambrian Yuanshan Formation (Chengjiang...
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Solenogastres are
covered by a
spiny scleritome comprising spines or scale-like plates; this has been
likened to the
halwaxiid scleritome.
Sclerites of
Epimenia start...
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intermediate form,
although the fact that they do not, as thought,
possess a
scleritome means that this is now
considered unlikely.
Under this hypothesis, the...
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Allonnia is a
genus of
coeloscleritophoran known as
complete scleritomes from the
Middle Cambrian Burgess Shale. It is also a
constituent of the small...
- Zhao, Jun; Li, Guo-Biao; Selden, Paul A (2018). "New well-preserved
scleritomes of
Chancelloriida from
early Cambrian Guanshan Biota,
eastern Yunnan...
- Brock, G. A.; Paterson, J. R.; Holmer, L. E.; Budd, G. E. (2008). "The
scleritome of
Eccentrotheca from the
Lower Cambrian of
South Australia: Lophophorate...
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animal ages to
produce a
thicker scleritome. Once
specimens reach a
certain size,
spines are
added to the
scleritome; this size is ~15 mm in W. corrugata...
- worms".
Fairly complete and ****embled sets,
which are rare, are
called "
scleritomes". In many
cases the body
shapes of sclerites'
creators and the distribution...
