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Prehistoric invertebrates

Discover some of the most unfamiliar body plans in the collection, from armoured forms to creatures with elaborate appendages.

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AI-generated Dinosgacha game illustration of Titanomyrma (Titanomyrma gigantea), adult queen stage.

Invertebrate

Eocene

Titanomyrma

Titanomyrma was a large fossil ant with a particularly impressive winged queen form.

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AI-generated Dinosgacha game illustration of Kylinxia (Kylinxia zhangi), adult stage.

Invertebrate

Cambrian

Kylinxia

Kylinxia was an early arthropod with a striking head and specialized frontal appendages.

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AI-generated Dinosgacha game illustration of Tokummia (Tokummia katalepsis), adult stage.

Invertebrate

Cambrian

Tokummia

Tokummia was an early mandibulate arthropod with a carapace and substantial feeding appendages.

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AI-generated Dinosgacha game illustration of Redlichia (Redlichia rex), adult stage.

Invertebrate

Cambrian

Redlichia

Redlichia was a trilobite with a segmented armored body divided into three longitudinal lobes.

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AI-generated, stylized game illustrations. These designs and growth stages are imaginative, not scientific reconstructions. Open a profile for its fossil information and sources.