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English: Fig. 5. Parapeytoia yunnanensis Hou et al. (1995), holotype, Coll. No. M2. NIGPAS 115334, part. A. Close up of preserved oral cone (see ∗ on Fig. 3A for position). S: ventral sternite; a: auxiliary spines; b, position of breakage of oral cone. B. Restoration of oral cone by reflection of preserved structure in Fig. 4A along the midline. C. oral cone of Hurdia victoria for comparison. Scale bars: A, B 2 mm; C 5 mm. Photographs courtesy of Allison Daley and Peiyun Cong (A, B) and Allison Daley (C). |
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| Author | Graham E.Budd |
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