Mochaccino Posted August 26 Share Posted August 26 (edited) Hi, Can someone shed some insight into what these could be? They are from the Guanshan biota (Cambrian Wulongqing Formation, Yunnan, China). 1. ~8cm. This is clearly a Vetulicolian of some sort, but I don't think it's specifically the genus Vetulicola. It has a leaf-like "tail" (posterior body) and a narrow, elongated "head" (anterior body), and the anterior border appears to be a blunt, possibly circular opening. The way the tail attaches almost directly behind the head is similar to Xidazoon, Didazoon, Pomatrum. But it doesn't quite match other specimens I find online. 2. 5-6cm. My first thoughts were a Vetulicolian "head", but if the tail was lost I see no sign of previous attachment. It has a smooth, unbroken border all-around. Edited August 26 by Mochaccino 2 Link to post Share on other sites
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