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3 Major Aquatic Animal Groups Can Trace Their Lineage to This Ancient Armored 'Worm' - Vimarsana News

3 Major Aquatic Animal Groups Can Trace Their Lineage to This Ancient Armored 'Worm'

A bristly armored "worm" that scuttled across ocean reefs 518 million years ago is the ancestor to three aquatic animal groups that today live very different lifestyles, and it offers new clues about the explosion of diverse species at the time, a new...

Armored Cambrian 'worm' that looks like a toilet scrub brush unearthed in China - Vimarsana News

Armored Cambrian 'worm' that looks like a toilet scrub brush unearthed in China

An armored "worm" from the Cambrian called Wufengella bengtsoni is the ancestor to three major animal groups that have totally different lifestyles today, a new study finds.

Primordial armored worm Wufengella reveals ancestry of three animal groups: Study - Vimarsana News

Primordial armored worm Wufengella reveals ancestry of three animal groups: Study

Scientists have discovered that a well-preserved fossilized worm dating from 518 million years ago resembles the ancestor of three major groups of living animal

From fish to human: ancient fossil unearthed in China sheds light on evolution - Vimarsana News

From fish to human: ancient fossil unearthed in China sheds light on evolution

A collection of well-preserved fish fossils were unearthed in two newly discovered fossil beds from the early Silurian Period - around 439 to 436 million years ago - in Southwest China's Chongqing Municipality and Guizhou Province.

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Primordial armored worm Wufengella reveals ancestry of three animal groups: Study - Vimarsana News

Primordial armored worm Wufengella reveals ancestry of three animal groups: Study

Scientists have discovered that a well-preserved fossilized worm dating from 518 million years ago resembles the ancestor of three major groups of living animals.