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English: Dorsal carapace of the extinct arthropod Kwanyinaspis maotianshanensis, after figures and diagrams of the holotype, ELI-2004001 in ZHANG, X.-L. & SHU, D.-G., 30.9.2005. A new arthropod from the Chengjiang Lagerstätte,Early Cambrian, southern China. Alcheringa 29, 185-194. ISSN 0311 5518. |
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