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English: The Chengjiang fossils provide the most comprehensive record of an early Cambrian marine community, with extraordinarily preserved biota that reveal the anatomy of both hard and soft tissues across a diverse range of organisms, including invertebrates and vertebrates. These fossils document the initial formation of a complex marine ecosystem. |
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| Source | Chengjiang Fossil Site |
| Author | xiquinhosilva |
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