Revision of the mollisoniid chelicerate(?) Thelxiope, with a new species from the middle Cambrian Wheeler Formation of Utah

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RT @PlLife2: 'The roses of the Cambrian seas' - these rare beauties with thorns are species of the Burgess and Wheeler mollisoniid arthropo…
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RT @InvertebratePal: Out today @thePeerJ, a new study led by @PlLife2 that addresses in detail the morphology and classification of the eni…
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2109 days ago
RT @InvertebratePal: Out today @thePeerJ, a new study led by @PlLife2 that addresses in detail the morphology and classification of the eni…
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RT @PlLife2: 'The roses of the Cambrian seas' - these rare beauties with thorns are species of the Burgess and Wheeler mollisoniid arthropo…
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RT @InvertebratePal: Out today @thePeerJ, a new study led by @PlLife2 that addresses in detail the morphology and classification of the eni…
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RT @PlLife2: 'The roses of the Cambrian seas' - these rare beauties with thorns are species of the Burgess and Wheeler mollisoniid arthropo…
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RT @InvertebratePal: Out today @thePeerJ, a new study led by @PlLife2 that addresses in detail the morphology and classification of the eni…
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The mollisoniid chelicerate(?) Thelxiope https://t.co/IfnwRhp1LL via @thePeerJ
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RT @PlLife2: 'The roses of the Cambrian seas' - these rare beauties with thorns are species of the Burgess and Wheeler mollisoniid arthropo…
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2109 days ago
RT @InvertebratePal: Out today @thePeerJ, a new study led by @PlLife2 that addresses in detail the morphology and classification of the eni…
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2109 days ago
RT @PlLife2: 'The roses of the Cambrian seas' - these rare beauties with thorns are species of the Burgess and Wheeler mollisoniid arthropo…
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2109 days ago
RT @InvertebratePal: Out today @thePeerJ, a new study led by @PlLife2 that addresses in detail the morphology and classification of the eni…
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RT @PlLife2: 'The roses of the Cambrian seas' - these rare beauties with thorns are species of the Burgess and Wheeler mollisoniid arthropo…
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RT @PlLife2: 'The roses of the Cambrian seas' - these rare beauties with thorns are species of the Burgess and Wheeler mollisoniid arthropo…
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2109 days ago
RT @PlLife2: 'The roses of the Cambrian seas' - these rare beauties with thorns are species of the Burgess and Wheeler mollisoniid arthropo…
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RT @PlLife2: 'The roses of the Cambrian seas' - these rare beauties with thorns are species of the Burgess and Wheeler mollisoniid arthropo…
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RT @InvertebratePal: Out today @thePeerJ, a new study led by @PlLife2 that addresses in detail the morphology and classification of the eni…
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RT @PlLife2: 'The roses of the Cambrian seas' - these rare beauties with thorns are species of the Burgess and Wheeler mollisoniid arthropo…
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RT @PlLife2: 'The roses of the Cambrian seas' - these rare beauties with thorns are species of the Burgess and Wheeler mollisoniid arthropo…
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'The roses of the Cambrian seas' - these rare beauties with thorns are species of the Burgess and Wheeler mollisoniid arthropod Thelxiope. Learn everything about them in my latest paper with @InvertebratePal. It is open access, it is @thePeerJ, it is here: https://t.co/wPPK1ni0Hp https://t.co/E98LH9lF93
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Revision of the mollisoniid chelicerate(?) Thelxiope, with a new species from the middle Cambrian Wheeler Formation of Utah [PeerJ] https://t.co/9LR4mcSh38
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RT @InvertebratePal: Out today @thePeerJ, a new study led by @PlLife2 that addresses in detail the morphology and classification of the eni…
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RT @InvertebratePal: Out today @thePeerJ, a new study led by @PlLife2 that addresses in detail the morphology and classification of the eni…
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Out today @thePeerJ, a new study led by @PlLife2 that addresses in detail the morphology and classification of the enigmatic 'soft-bodied' euarthropod Thelxiope, with a new species T. holmani
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2109 days ago
RT @thePeerJ: Just published in #PeerJ - Revision of the mollisoniid chelicerate(?) Thelxiope, with a new species from the middle Cambrian…
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