Un fósil de 518 millones de años revela los colmillos de araña más antiguos

22 fuentes
  • Un estudio publicado el miércoles en Nature describe a Urokodia aequalis, una criatura de la era cámbrica que posee los quelíceros más antiguos conocidos, precursores de los colmillos de las arañas.
  • Escáneres de rayos X del fósil de 518 millones de años del yacimiento de Chengjiang en China revelaron anatomía blanda preservada, incluyendo extremidades en forma de pinza detrás de sus ojos.
  • El hallazgo retrocede el registro fósil de los quelicerados 18 millones de años más allá del miembro más antiguo conocido anteriormente, descrito por investigadores de Harvard en abril.
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