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Invertebrates edit
Molluscs edit
A phylum of invertebrates with a shell and a fleshy "foot".
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Orthoceras, a nautiloid.
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Asteroceras, an ammonite.
Arthropods edit
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Opabinia, an opabinid.
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Opabinia, Version 2.
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Anomalocaris, an anomalocarid.
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Megarachne, a sea scorpion.
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Mixopterus, a sea scorpion.
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Stylonurus, a sea scorpion.
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Pulmonoscorpius, a scorpion.
Chordates edit
Animals with a notocord. All the following groups of animals are chordates, but these chordates are not classified as vertebrates, and so are classified in the wastebasket taxon Invertebrates.
Fish edit
Acanthodians edit
Placoderms edit
Chondoricthyes edit
Osteicthyes edit
Sarcopterygans edit
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Guiyu, an early sarcopterygan.
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Ceratodus, a lungfish.
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Holoptychius, a porolepiform fish.
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Psarolepis, an onychodontiform fish.
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Grossius, an onychodontiform fish.
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Onychodus, an onychodontiform fish.
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Osteolepis, an osteolepidid fish.
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Gogonasus, an osteolepidid fish.
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Eusthenopteron, an osteolepidid fish.
Amphibians edit
Temnospondyls edit
Lepospondyls edit
Reptiliomorphs edit
Sauropsids edit
Anapsids edit
Diapsids edit
Archosauromorphs edit
Pterosaurs edit
Dinosaurs edit
Theropods edit
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Gorgosaurus, an advanced tyrannosaurid.
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Tyrannosaurus Rex, an advanced tyrannosaurid.
Thyreophorans edit
Ornithopods edit
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Hypsilophodon, currently stuck in a confusing taxonomic situation. Currently considered to be in a group with the most advanced "hypsilophodonts".
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Rhabdodon, a rhabdodontid iguantodont.
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Ouranosaurus, a hadrosauroid.
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Corythosaurus, a lambeosaurine hadrosaurid.
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Orolotitan, a lambeosaurine hadrosaurid.
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Tsintaosaurus, a lambeosaurine hadrosaurid.
Marginocephalians edit
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Zuniceratops, a ceratopsian.
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Rhabdodon, a rhabdodontid iguantodont.
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Ouranosaurus, a hadrosauroid.
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Corythosaurus, a lambeosaurine hadrosaurid.
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Orolotitan, a lambeosaurine hadrosaurid.
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Tsintaosaurus, a lambeosaurine hadrosaurid.