Tubular worms from the Burgess Shale

Henry Gee
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Nature, 2013, vol. 495, issue 7442, 458-459

Abstract: The discovery, in 500-million-year-old rocks, of fossil acorn worms that lived in tubes illuminates the debate about whether the ancestor of vertebrates was a mobile worm-like animal or a sessile colony dweller. See Letter p.503

Date: 2013
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