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For my first post on this #FossilFriday, the fantastic appendages of Anomalocaris magnabasis! Unlike Anomalocaris canandensis, A. magnabasis had a bunch of thin “spinules” projecting from the front side of each spine, used to help snare soft prey.
#Palaeontology #Paleoart
Bombom dia a todos;)
então, eu tava fazendo uma fanart da Chara pro talentosíssimo @MonfuSama e eu tinha grandes ideias p/ ela sobre o fundo e os efeitos q eu colocaria, porem n conseguia mais progredir e acabei droppando
De qualquer forma ela ficará aqui guardada com todo amor💖
brio with his lil' buddy/my fancharacter, arnie the anomalocarid abomination
@dolevfabrikant Predation on Anomalocarids is hardly speculative. We have one fossil which either shows part of the (very) dangerous appendage of Omnidens, or, a chunk of Anomalocarid in the mouth of Omnidens. Either way, it must have eaten Anomalocarids.
(Its in the bottom illustration)
Happy Birthday Yuvan!!!
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The Burgess was home to several genera of Hurdiid anomalocarids, which survived by filtering food out of the fine silt, brine seeps, and water column, using comb-like frontal appendages. These include Peytoia, Stanleycaris, two species of Hurdia, and Cambroraster elsewhere.
Laminacaris chimera, a strange intersection between the Hurdiid Anomalocarids and the Amplectobeluids, inhabited the waters of the Chengjiang sea 518 million years ago. Described by @StephenPates, @cambriancritter, and their colleagues in 2018.
#Paleoart #Palaeontology #SciArt
@LaurieLuckritz @afriendlywhit @kunhm They’re the ancestors of bugs. Modern Lobopods include tardigrades and velvet worms, but their extinct forms include Hallucigenia, Anomalocaris, Opabinia, et cetera. The first image of these four is my reconstruction of Acinocrinus
This new #Cambrian critter is fascinating; related to the predator Anomalocaris and filter-feeder Aegirocassis but living like neither, it seems to be a mud-grubbing sweep-feeder, like some of the eurypterids that evolved later in the Paleozoic. #fossils
https://t.co/0CfL5a7rM6
Drew an Anomalocaris. I think I'm starting to understand how shading and lighting works.
Check out this #livingfossil, Nebalia - they first appeared in the fossil record in the Cambrian and are likely primitive examples of ancient Malacostracans. The are the only extant members of the subclass Phyllocarida. So cool to see!
brio gets a little help with his work from arnie the anomalocarid abomination
Unused Anomalocaris sprite for Tierzoo. Probably not too many of these in the world. #pixelart
El modelo del Anomalocaris, al parecer había varias especies de estos, le hice la cabeza menos larga que las referencias para darle ese look más como de trilobite, hoy toca pasarlo a lowpoly y tal vez riggear #3dart #zbrush #animation
BLIMP SHRIMP BLIMP SHRIMP
Aegirocassis was the largest Anomalocarid known to exist, and it had many blimp-like qualities. This drawing I made is meant to evoke images of the Hindenburg. Grey scale Anomalocarids are great.
#Paleoart #SciArt #Palaeontology
新限定ワタツミ仲間考察 🤔🤔
進化:
奇蝦(Anomalocaris)→寒武紀
直角石(Orthoceras)→奧陶紀
甲冑魚(Ostracoderms)→奧陶紀
神化:
蒼龍(Mosasaurus)→白堊紀