Paleozoic Pals Peytoia Plush Evolution

Paleozoic Pals Peytoia Plush EvolutionPeytoia nathorsti Cambrian radiodont Radiodonts are a group of marine animals known mainly from the Cambrian Period, around 500 million years ago. They had segmented exoskeletons, eyes on stalks, and grasping great appendages for feeding. Radiodonts were among the largest animals in the Cambrian, and most were apex predators. Peytoia (originally known as Laggania cambria) is a radiodont found in the Burgess Shale, a renowned fossil deposit in the

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