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English: Fig 5. Reconstruction of Concavicaris submarinus, preying on a conodont animal, with a chondrichthyan in the background. Raptorial appendages are reconstructed with a size and shape intermediate between older (Silurian) and younger (Mesozoic) forms. Although direct evidence is missing that these thylacocephalans fed on conodonts, these are one of the few groups of which fossil remains are known from these strata. Predatory behavior of thylacocephalans was shown for younger relatives of C. submarinus. |
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| Author | Melina Jobbins, Carolin Haug & Christian Klug |
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