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eurypterid
[ yoo-rip-tuh-rid, yuh- ]
noun
- any aquatic arthropod of the extinct order Eurypterida, from the Paleozoic Era, closely related to trilobites and scorpions.
eurypterid
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noun
- any large extinct scorpion-like aquatic arthropod of the group Eurypterida, of Palaeozoic times, thought to be related to the horseshoe crabs
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of eurypterid1
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of eurypterid1
Example Sentences
S. acuminata, which grew up to 40 centimeters long, belonged to a diverse group of predators known as eurypterids, whose oldest known species appeared about 467 million years ago.
Others are strangers to most of us: eurypterid, uintathere, onychophoran.
Analyses show that 59% of the chitin-protein complex from the ancient scorpion's exoskeleton, and 53% of that from the eurypterid's, was preserved in those thin veneers, the researchers reported online 3 February in .
It is the largest known walking trackway of a eurypterid or any invertebrate animal.
It is in the Old Red Sandstone that the eurypterids are best preserved; foremost among these was Pterygotus; P. anglicus has been found in Scotland with a length of nearly 6 ft.;
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