US EditionAncient sea predator had three-eyes and breathed through its rear
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Ancient sea predator had three-eyes and breathed through its rear
Scientists have uncovered a remarkable fossil from Canada’s Burgess Shale, a discovery that reshapes how the evolution of arthropods is understood. This new find, named Mosura fentoni, lived roughly 506 million years ago and belonged to a group known as radiodonts. These ancient creatures represent the earliest branches on the arthropod family tree, long before insects, spiders, and crabs evolved. What makes Mosura especially fascinating is its …
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