Talk:Thylacocephala

Great work!

Having done research on this group and the Lebanon species in particular at its time, I appreciate the work that has been layed in this article recently. It really gives a proper overview over the group and the ideas and research done so far. Fedor Steeman Fedor (talk) 09:25, 11 April 2008 (UTC)

How big are these things????????????????????

See the 'comment' above

does anyone but me think some suggestion of how BIG these animals were would have been nice? as close as i can find is the suggestion that dollocaris was too big to swim, and another was too small to kill a shark. i don't find that very informative.Toyokuni3 (talk) 06:08, 26 January 2016 (UTC)

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Hi, I think this article needs a new image. All thylacocephalahave an all encompassing carapace with pleopods, eyes and raptorials the only visible external features (for example http://www.thenaturalcanvas.com/Arthropods/images/5675.jpg). The image here has none of these, and is not a thylacocephalan arthropod.

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