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Diverse cuticular remains in Cambrian (Series 2) SSF assemblages from China and the pioneer metazoan colonization of offshore environments

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Fig. 1. A. Palaeogeographic reconstruction of South China during the early Cambrian (after Hou et al., 2017 and Fu et al., 2019)
Fig. 2. Selected fossils extracted from concretions of the upper Shuijingtuo Formation, Three Gorges area, South China
Fig. 28) Description of data Number of
Fig. 28) Description of data Number of
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