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Enalikter is not an annelid: homology, autapomorphies and the interpretation of problematic fossils

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A megacheiran arthropod, Enalikter aphson, was recently described by Siveter et al. (2014) from the mid‐Silurian (late Wenlock) of Herefordshire. Previously, megacheirans had only been recognized from the Cambrian. Struck et al. (2015) considered the body plan of Enalikter to be incompatible with this affinity, arguing that many of the arthropod features were either not present or misinterpreted. Instead, they compared Enalikter to polychaete annelids, identifying characters from numerous pol...

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Peer review status:
Peer reviewed

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10.1111/let.12196

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College Only
Oxford college:
St Edmund Hall
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Author
Publisher:
Wiley Publisher's website
Journal:
Lethaia Journal website
Volume:
50
Issue:
2
Pages:
222-226
Publication date:
2016-11-10
Acceptance date:
2016-09-16
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EISSN:
1502-3931
ISSN:
0024-1164
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Pubs id:
957359
Local pid:
pubs:957359
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2020-04-12

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