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New and Improved Anomalocaridid
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26-05-2011 5:26pm#1Looks like the anamalocaridids survived past the Cambrian and into the Ordovician period. Not only that but they seem to have gotten bigger as time went on. The new species, believed to be a type of Laggania lived in Morroco and was discovered by a team of scientists led by an Irish professor named Derek Briggs.
I commend the team for resisting the temptation to give the specimen a new genus name (as we all know about the messy problems which can arise when this is done too zealously).
Read all about it here.
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