A gigantic fossil arthropod trackway

Martin A. Whyte ()
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Martin A. Whyte: University of Sheffield, Brookhill

Nature, 2005, vol. 438, issue 7068, 576-576

Abstract: Land ahoy A trackway made 330 million years ago by a huge (man-sized), six-legged water scorpion indicates that these arthropods, now extinct, could survive out of water at a time when the earliest tetrapods were making their transition to the land.

Date: 2005
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