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English: FIGURE 7. Radiodont distribution. (A) Stratigraphic distribution during the Cambrian and Lower Orodovician. Each symbol indicates one genus belonging to one the four Radiodonta families and those of uncertain affinity, with paleogeographic terranes represented in vertical columns. For example, in Series 2 Stage 3 of South China, described radiodonts include three Anomalocarididae genera, four Amplectobeluidae genera, two Hurdiidae genera, one Tamisiocarididae genus and four genera of uncertain family affiliation. Total number of genera found in each geological time period (for all paleogeographic regions combined) indicated in the line graph on the right. (B) Paleogeographic distribution of Lagerstätten that have yielded radiodonts. Abbreviations: (Laurentia) PI, Pioche Fm.; SP, Spence Shale; WE, Weeks Fm.; WH, Wheeler Fm.; MJ, Marjum Fm.; CA, Carrara Fm.; LA, Latham Shale; EA, Eager Fm.; BG, Burgess Shale; KI, Kinzers Fm.; SiP, Sirius Passet; PQ, Parker Quarry; (North China) MT, Mantou Fm.; LI, Linyi Fm.; (South China) CH, Chengjiang Biota; BA, Balang Fm.; KA, Kaili Fm.; SA, Sandu Fm.; HO, Hongjingshao Fm.; GU, Guanshan Biota; NF, Niutitang Formation (Australia) EB, Emu Bay Shale; (Baltica) ZA, Zawiszyn Fm.; WI, Wisniowka Fm.; (Gondwana) JI, Jince Fm.; BU, Buchava Fm.; VA, Valdemiedes Fm.; FZ, Fezouata Shale; (Avalonia) DC, Dol-cyn Afon Gam; *, Ordovician. Map from (Torsvik and Cocks, 2017) gplates package. |
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Source | Potin GJ-M and Daley AC (2023) The significance of Anomalocaris and other Radiodonta for understanding paleoecology and evolution during the Cambrian explosion. Front. Earth Sci. 11:1160285. doi: 10.3389/feart.2023.1160285 |
Author | Gaëtan J.-M. Potin and Allison C. Daley |
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