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English: Diagrammatic reconstruction of Fibulacaris nereidis. (a) Frontal view. (b) Lateral view. (c) Cross-section across the cephalic region. (d) Cross-section across the thorax. cr, crest; c.m, carapace margin reinforcements; c.r, caudal rami; d.p, dorsal process; en, endopod; ex, exopod; e.p, eye peduncle; ey, eye; gu, gut; mo, mouth; p.p, posterior-lateral process; ro, rostrum; r.t, rostrum unidentified tissue; te, telson; th, thorax.
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Author Alejandro Izquierdo-López and Jean-Bernard Caron

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Diagrammatic reconstruction of Fibulacaris nereidis. Frontal and lateral views + cross sections across the cephalic region and thorax.

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