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The lobster-like creature was an early arthropod with large frontal appendages it used to hunt and ingest its prey. In a paper published in the journal, Palaeontoly, co-author Robert Gaines ...

Yawunik kootenayi, a common ancestor to spiders, shrimp and butterflies, was a predatory “lobster-like” creature ... the early evolution of signature arthropod anatomical features, including ...

It looked like a bizarre cross between a giant squid and a clawless lobster. But this seven-foot behemoth was likely an evolutionary trendsetter—one of the earliest and biggest arthropods ever ...

A 480-million-year-old fossil is giving paleontologists new insights into a sea-monster-like creature called an anomalocaridid, which is an ancestor of modern-day arthropods such as lobsters and ...

Instead, these arthropods mate once, then never see each other again. When a female lobster is ready to become a mother, she seeks out the region's reigning male lobster and pays a call to his burrow.

The lobster-like sea creature used its flaps ... anomalocardids — large sea creatures that are ancestors to all arthropods, a category of animals composed of everything from lobsters and ...

The lobster-like animal was a member of a now-extinct family of marine arthropods called anomalocaridids, which first appeared 520 million years ago during the Cambrian era. 24/7 coverage of ...

A recent wave of these curious colored lobsters in Maine, New York, Colorado and beyond has scientists asking just how atypical the discolored arthropods ... for the American Lobster Settlement ...

The region’s run of weird lobsters continues today at the New England Aquarium, which announced that it has taken in a yellow-orange arthropod that is far rarer that the brilliant blue lobster ...

Within this toxic dynasty, one of the major arthropod groups—the crustaceans—sticks out. There’s no such thing as a venomous crab or lobster, prawn or shrimp. There are some 70,000 species ...