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Another Body Plan from the Cambrian Explosion

Another Body Plan from the Cambrian Explosion
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518 Million Years Ago, the Biggest, Baddest Predators Were… Worms?

518 Million Years Ago, the Biggest, Baddest Predators Were… Worms?
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500-million-year-old fossils of terror beast worms discovered in Greenland

The fossils of a new group of early carnivorous worms have been discovered in North Greenland. They have been named Timorebestia – meaning “terror beasts” in

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Giant Predatory Worms Lived in Greenland Waters 518 Million Years Ago

Giant Predatory Worms Lived in Greenland Waters 518 Million Years Ago
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Fossils of giant terror beast worms that were top of the food chain 518 million years ago are discovered in North Greenland

The 1-ft-long worm, whose name Timorebestia means terror beasts in Latin, was one of the largest animals prowling Earth s oceans during the Early Cambrian Period, scientists said

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