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Anomalocaris canadensis model C013 / 6531

Anomalocaris canadensis model C013  /  6531


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Anomalocaris canadensis model C013 / 6531

Anomalocaris canadensis model. This large marine animal reached a length of up to 2 metres, and was a formidable predator. It has two large feeding arms in front of its mouth that are covered in barb-like spikes. It lived during the Middle Cambrian (513 to 499 million years ago)

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Burgess Shale Cambrian Carnivore Carnivorous Extinct Palaeozoology Predator Predatory Prehistoric Prehistory Reconstruction Anomalocaris Canadensis Palaeontology


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This print showcases the remarkable Anomalocaris canadensis model C013 / 6531, a fascinating creature that once roamed the ancient seas. With its impressive length of up to 2 meters, this marine animal was truly a force to be reckoned with as a formidable predator. The model beautifully captures its unique features and characteristics. One cannot help but be awestruck by the two large feeding arms located in front of its mouth, adorned with barb-like spikes. These appendages were undoubtedly instrumental in securing prey for this carnivorous giant. Belonging to the Middle Cambrian period, which dates back an astonishing 513 to 499 million years ago, Anomalocaris canadensis holds immense significance in paleontological studies. The image transports us back in time, offering a glimpse into the mesmerizing world of prehistoric fauna. Its intricate reconstruction allows us to appreciate the intricacies of this extinct species and marvel at nature's evolutionary wonders. As we delve deeper into our understanding of palaeozoology and uncover more about Earth's ancient inhabitants, specimens like Anomalocaris canadensis continue to captivate both scientists and enthusiasts alike. This photograph serves as a testament to the invaluable contributions made by institutions such as London's Natural History Museum and their dedication towards preserving our planet's rich history.

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