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James C Lamsdell

James C Lamsdell

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Host, Palaeo After Dark

Morgantown

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Total articles 8

  • Bring me the head of Arthropleura

    By Deborah Carper, Hyun Lee Verified, Nolan Tucker, James C Lamsdell| Science Magazine Verified AbstractAfter 170 years of searching, scientists finally know what the head of the largest known arthropod Arthropleura looked like, unlocking the key to its affinities. SIGN UP FOR THE SCIENCEADVISER NEWSLETTER The latest news, commentary, and research, free to your inbox daily Of all the creatures that once inhabited our planet, large arthropods are viewed with macabre fascination as eerie, almost otherworldly beings.

    By Deborah Carper, Hyun Lee Verified, Nolan Tucker, James C Lamsdell · Science Magazine

    Oct. 09, 2024

  • A new species of the Ordovician horseshoe crab Lunataspis

    By James C Lamsdell, David Rudkin, Markus J. Martin, Phillip A. Isotalo| Cambridge University Press & Assessment@ Hostname: page-component-558cb97cc8-mtzvgTotal loading time: 2.217Render date: 2022-10-07T17:11:56.446ZHas data issue: trueFeature Flags: {"shouldUseShareProductTool": true,"shouldUseHypothesis": true,"isUnsiloEnabled": true,"useRatesEcommerce": false,"displayNetworkTab": true,"displayNetworkMapGraph": false,"useSa": true}hasContentIssue true Published online by Cambridge University Press: 04 October 2022 James C.

    By James C Lamsdell, David Rudkin, Markus J. Martin, Phillip A. Isotalo · Cambridge University Press & Assessment

    Oct. 07, 2022

  • Bring me the head of Arthropleura

    By Deborah Carper, Hyun Lee Verified, Nolan Tucker, James C Lamsdell| Science Magazine Verified AbstractAfter 170 years of searching, scientists finally know what the head of the largest known arthropod Arthropleura looked like, unlocking the key to its affinities. SIGN UP FOR THE SCIENCEADVISER NEWSLETTER The latest news, commentary, and research, free to your inbox daily Of all the creatures that once inhabited our planet, large arthropods are viewed with macabre fascination as eerie, almost otherworldly beings.

    By Deborah Carper, Hyun Lee Verified, Nolan Tucker, James C Lamsdell · Science Magazine

    Oct. 09, 2024

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Palaeo After Dark

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States

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