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- including Bestamskoe Ring, Ushto****sky (or Ushto****) Square, Tur**** triradial swastika, Large cross Ashtasti, Ekedyn cross, Ashutasti ring, Kyzyloba...
- Amangeldi District of Kostanay Region, northern Kazakhstan. The Tur**** triradial swastika, one of a number of Neolithic earth constructions known to archaeologists...
- family Amplectobeluidae (e.g. Amplectobelua, Lyrarapax) by the presence of triradial oral cone and non-hypertrophied first distal endite. Compared to Hurdiidae...
- Y.; Tang, F.; Vickers-Rich, P.; Li, M.; Chen, A. (2024). "A ****tive triradial macrofossil from the Ediacaran Jiangchuan Biota". iScience. 27 (2): 108823...
- reproductive organ containing the carpel, style and stigma. Three-fold triradial symmetry was present in Trilobozoa from the Late Ediacaran period. Four-fold...
- Y.; Tang, F.; Vickers-Rich, P.; Li, M.; Chen, A. (2024). "A ****tive triradial macrofossil from the Ediacaran Jiangchuan Biota". iScience. 27 (2): 108823...
- Anomalocaris (A), Peytoia (B) and Hurdia (C), the former showing unique triradial, tuberculated and wrinkled structures. The mobility of radiodont trunk...
- possibly an adaptation to seeing in low-light waters. The oral cone was triradial with three large plates, with the plates being studded with numerous tubercules...
- ****ules, whose symmetry historically suggested a relationship with the triradial calcarean sponges. The sponge-like Cambrian Hetairacyathidae may be related...
- studies). 3 or 4 tooth plates might be enlarged, giving the oral cone a triradial (e.g. Anomalocaris, Echidnacaris) or tetraradial (e.g. Hurdiidae, Lyrarapax)...