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EARLY PALEOZOIC LIFE etazoan Invertebrates Mollusca Cephalopods Chambered Nautilus

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EARLY PALEOZOIC LIFE. Metazoan Invertebrates. Mollusca. Cephalopods. Chambered Nautilus. EARLY PALEOZOIC LIFE. Metazoan Invertebrates. Mollusca. Cephalopods. Chambered Nautilus Internal Chambers Simple Suture Pattern. EARLY PALEOZOIC LIFE. Metazoan Invertebrates. Mollusca. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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EARLY PALEOZOIC LIFEMetazoan InvertebratesMollusca

Cephalopods

ChamberedNautilus

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EARLY PALEOZOIC LIFEMetazoan InvertebratesMollusca

Cephalopods

ChamberedNautilusInternal

ChambersSimple Suture Pattern

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EARLY PALEOZOIC LIFEMetazoan InvertebratesMollusca

Cephalopods

Ammonoid Cephalopod

Complex Suture Pattern

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EARLY PALEOZOIC LIFEMetazoan InvertebratesMollusca The Cephalopod Eye

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EARLY PALEOZOIC LIFEMetazoan InvertebratesMolluscaGastropodsShell and viscera twisted 180 above foot ("Torsion") Shell grows in asymmetrical spiral ("Lateral Coiling") Radula changes form and function in different lineages

•scraping plants•grazing on plants •scavenging animals •hunting animals

Early Cambrian to Recent

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EARLY PALEOZOIC LIFEMetazoan InvertebratesMollusca Gastropods

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EARLY PALEOZOIC LIFEMetazoan InvertebratesMollusca Gastropods

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EARLY PALEOZOIC LIFEMetazoan InvertebratesMolluscaChitons•Ancestor is flattened, elongated •Mantle and shell dominate head, foot •Mantle produces shell in 8 plates •Radula scrapes encrusting vegetation

Late Cambrian to Recent

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EARLY PALEOZOIC LIFEMetazoan InvertebratesArthropodaVery large phylumChitinous, external skeletonSegmented bodyPaired and jointed appendagesHighly developed nervous system sensory organs

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EARLY PALEOZOIC LIFEMetazoan InvertebratesArthropoda

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EARLY PALEOZOIC LIFEMetazoan InvertebratesArthropoda Trilobites

Swimming or crawling arthropodsThree longitudinal segments 2 pleural lobes, axial lobe cephalon, (head), thorax, and pygidium (tail)Flexible skeleton

chitin and CaCO3

Complex eyeEarly Cambrian to late Devonian

extinct at Permian

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EARLY PALEOZOIC LIFEMetazoan InvertebratesArthropoda Trilobites

Eye structure

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EARLY PALEOZOIC LIFEMetazoan InvertebratesArthropoda Ostracodes

Look like beansSegmented body enclosed in CaCO3 and chitin carapaceMarine and freshwaterUseful in biostratigraphyEarly Cambrian to Recent

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EARLY PALEOZOIC LIFEMetazoan InvertebratesArthropoda EurypteridsSwimming or crawling arthropodsSome up to 3 m in length

Ordovician to PermianMostly Silurian and Devonian

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EARLY PALEOZOIC LIFEMetazoan InvertebratesEchinodermataSpiny-skinned animalsStarfish, sea urchins sea lilies5 part, radial symmetryEndoskeleton CaCO3 platesWater vascular system tube feet

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EARLY PALEOZOIC LIFEMetazoan InvertebratesEchinodermata

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EARLY PALEOZOIC LIFEMetazoan InvertebratesEchinodermata

Sessile, benthonic forms common in PaleozoicVagrant, benthonic forms common in Mesozoic and Cenozoic

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EARLY PALEOZOIC LIFEMetazoan InvertebratesEchinodermata AsteroideaStarfishOrdovician to Recent

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EARLY PALEOZOIC LIFEMetazoan InvertebratesEchinodermata OphiuroideaBrittle StarsOrdovician to Recent

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EARLY PALEOZOIC LIFEMetazoan InvertebratesEchinodermata EchinoideaSea UrchinsEarly Cambrian to Recent

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EARLY PALEOZOIC LIFEMetazoan InvertebratesEchinodermata Crinoidea

CrinoidsMiddle Cambrian to Recent

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EARLY PALEOZOIC LIFEMetazoan InvertebratesEchinodermata Blastoidea

BlastoidsEarly Cambrian to Permian

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EARLY PALEOZOIC LIFEMetazoan InvertebratesGraptolithina (Graptolites)

MarinePlanktonic or epiplanktonicSessile benthonicChitin skeletonCambrian to Mississippian?

Good index fossil for Ord-Sil

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EARLY PALEOZOIC LIFEMetazoan InvertebratesGraptolithina (Graptolites)

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EARLY PALEOZOIC LIFEVertebratesFish

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EARLY PALEOZOIC LIFEVertebratesFishAgnatha (Agnathids)Jawless fish

Cambrian to Recent

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EARLY PALEOZOIC LIFEVertebratesFishAgnatha (Agnathids)Jawless fish

Astrapis

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EARLY PALEOZOIC LIFEVertebratesFishAcanthodii (Acanthodians)Early jawed fishLate Silurian to Permian

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EARLY PALEOZOIC LIFEVertebratesFishPlacodermi (Placoderms)Plate-skinned

fishesLate Silurian to

Permian

Bothryolepis

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EARLY PALEOZOIC LIFEVertebratesFishPlacodermi (Placoderms)

Dunkleosteus

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EARLY PALEOZOIC LIFEVertebratesConodontsChordateResemble teethProterozoic to TriassicCalcium phosphate

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EARLY PALEOZOIC LIFEVertebratesConodonts

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EARLY PALEOZOIC LIFEVertebratesConodonts