Saturday, February 26, 2011

Walking Cactus

Wormlike "Walking Cactus" Fossil Found

An artist's reconstruction of the "walking cactus" fossil species.. The walking cactus's unusual limbs strengthen the theory that modern arthropods. ...more...

Walking Cactus

Walking cactus discovered in China - CSMonitor.com

Walking cactus: Scientists have discovered what researchers are calling the missing link in China.. The so-called walking cactus belongs to a group of extinct worm-like. ...more...

'Walking Cactus' Fossil Reveals Body Armor Evolution ...
'Walking Cactus' Fossil Reveals Body Armor Evolution. The creature appears to have been the first of its kind to stride on bendable, hard-covered legs.. ...more...
'Walking cactus' is arthropods' lost relative: Scientific ...

Fossil find sheds light on how jointed legs of insects, spiders and crustaceans might have originated.. 'Walking cactus' is arthropods' lost relative. ...more...

Hard-Legged Worm May Be Insects' Missing Link | Arthropods ...
A creature dubbed a walking cactus may link soft-bodied and soft-legged worms with modern-day insects, crustaceans and spiders. ...more...
Walking cactus gives arthropod evolution a leg-up | COSMOS ...

The discovery of an unusual 6-centimetre-long creature in China — nicknamed the walking cactus' — may add to understanding of arthropod evolution. Credit: Jianni Liu. ...more...

'Walking cactus' called missing link for insects | MNN ...

'Walking cactus' called missing link for insects. Fossils provide clues about how. The so-called walking cactus belongs to a group of extinct worm-like. ...more...

PhysOrg Mobile: 'Walking cactus' rewrites arthropod odyssey
Fossils of a bizarre animal dubbed the "walking cactus" have shed light on the evolution of crabs and spiders, Chinese researchers reported in. ...more...

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