you should try cambrian, but not like radiodonts or trilobites
the other type of cambrina life

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Check it out! This is Innovatiocaris, a newly described genus of a radiodont from the Cambrian Chengjiang Lagerstätte in China. Radiodonts, like Anomalocaris, are incredibly rare making this fossil incredible.
https://t.co/7Ys6a4UlW6

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A look back at our favourite blog posts of 2021 - sauropodomorphs from Greenland, giant radiodonts from the Burgess Shale, prehistoric penguins and Tethyshadros gets upscaled, our blog post has more: https://t.co/XTX6RQ7jPh

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I study animals from the Cambrian, so they’re my go-to subjects. Particularly animals known as Radiodonts and Lobopods (Hallucigenia, Opabinia, Anomalocaris, the whole gang)

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I often don't show WIP unless Im sure I have done things right but I wanted to share the progress on the redesign of the king radiodonts and gilled lobopodians , the first megafauna animals on earth, this from a future revision of my original cambrian size chart.

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and almost Cambrian dead wet bugs (megacheirans, radiodonts, gilled lobopodians and lobopodians)

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ラディオドンタ類と変わった鋏角類が好きな節足動物厨。復元図と図表から擬人化まで描いています。
An arthropod nerd fond of radiodonts and weird chelicerates. Works on both reconstructions, diagrams and gijinkas.

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As a result, the existing "full reconstruction of saron" until recently is a chimera of two different radiodonts.
(Previous "chimeric saron" done in late 2019, with update on the number of tail fins from ELRC 20001)

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I'm Jun from Malaysia, an arthropod nerd mainly interested on weird chelicerates and basal extinct taxa like radiodonts. I enjoyed making arthropod-related works through gijinkas, diagrams and reconstructions of some fossil counterparts.

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The model is based on pretty much no fossil evidence, but because it does look pretty good/cool/pleasing, so those less familiar with radiodonts would naturally assume it to be accurate, and thus it replicates itself.

To start off, the main body would be mostly smooth and soft.

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Anomolacarids are now called radiodonts, but Anomolacaris is still among the largest ones we know. The Apex predator of his day would be little more than a kitten in the oceans of today ... little more than a snack.

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:)
I do paleoart, mostly cambrian stuff like lobopods and radiodonts, but I also do a bit of horror art on the side. You can see a bit of that influence sleep through into the black/white/red Omnidens.

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Happy We still don’t know how Radiodonts reproduced, but it probably started (at least in some species) during mass-moulting events, when large numbers of them got together to moult. See fossils of for example. (1/2)

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