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Extinct genus of Cambrian animals
metres (4.9 ft), Omnidens is suggested to have been the largest known free-living Cambrian organism and likely apex predator. Omnidens fossils are found
Omnidens
Extinct genus of Arthropod
and is estimated to have reached a length of 55 centimetres (22 in). Omnidens, an organism from China that closely resembles Pambdelurion and may even
Pambdelurion
Extinct stem-arthropod species found in Cambrian fossil deposits
Phylum: Stem-group Arthropoda Dinocaridida Caryosyntrips ?Parvibellus Omnidens Pambdelurion Youti Also see Lobopodia Kerygmachelidae Kerygmachela Utahnax
Opabinia
Extinct class of basal arthropods
Alavya; Wang, Yu; Zhang, Xiguang; Smith, Martin R. (November 2024). "Omnidens appendages and the origin of radiodont mouthparts". Papers in Palaeontology
Dinocaridida
Extinct family of basal arthropods
†Jianshanopodia †Kerygmachelidae †Utahnax †Kerygmachela † Mobulavermis †Omnidens †Pambdelurion †Opabiniidae †Caryosyntrips †Radiodonta (e.g. Anomalocaris)
Opabiniidae
Extinct gilled lobopod
†Jianshanopodia †Kerygmachelidae †Utahnax †Kerygmachela † Mobulavermis †Omnidens †Pambdelurion †Opabiniidae †Caryosyntrips †Radiodonta (e.g. Anomalocaris)
Kerygmachela
Extinct genus of Cambrian lobopodian
†Jianshanopodia †Kerygmachelidae †Utahnax †Kerygmachela † Mobulavermis †Omnidens †Pambdelurion †Opabiniidae †Caryosyntrips †Radiodonta (e.g. Anomalocaris)
Megadictyon
Family of Gilled lobopodians from the Cambrian
†Jianshanopodia †Kerygmachelidae †Utahnax †Kerygmachela † Mobulavermis †Omnidens †Pambdelurion †Opabiniidae †Caryosyntrips †Radiodonta (e.g. Anomalocaris)
Kerygmachelidae
Extinct genus of arthropod
Phylum: Stem-group Arthropoda Dinocaridida Caryosyntrips ?Parvibellus Omnidens Pambdelurion Youti Also see Lobopodia Kerygmachelidae Kerygmachela Utahnax
Mieridduryn
Genus of kerygmachelid lobopodian from the Middle Cambrian
†Jianshanopodia †Kerygmachelidae †Utahnax †Kerygmachela † Mobulavermis †Omnidens †Pambdelurion †Opabiniidae †Caryosyntrips †Radiodonta (e.g. Anomalocaris)
Mobulavermis
Extinct genus of gilled lobopodian
Phylum: Stem-group Arthropoda Dinocaridida Caryosyntrips ?Parvibellus Omnidens Pambdelurion Youti Also see Lobopodia Kerygmachelidae Kerygmachela Utahnax
Utahnax
Clade of arthropods
Alavya; Wang, Yu; Zhang, Xiguang; Smith, Martin R. (November 2024). "Omnidens appendages and the origin of radiodont mouthparts". Papers in Palaeontology
Deuteropoda
length. Based on the findings of mouthparts, the Cambrian gilled lobopodian Omnidens amplus is estimated to have been 1.5 metres (4.9 ft). It is also known
Largest_prehistoric_animals
Extinct genus of Cambrian lobopodian
†Jianshanopodia †Kerygmachelidae †Utahnax †Kerygmachela † Mobulavermis †Omnidens †Pambdelurion †Opabiniidae †Caryosyntrips †Radiodonta (e.g. Anomalocaris)
Jianshanopodia
Group of extinct worm-like animals with legs
although the presence of lobopods in this genus is not definitively proven. Omnidens, a genus known only from Pambdelurion-like mouthparts and distal parts
Lobopodia
Extinct genus of opabiniid
Phylum: Stem-group Arthropoda Dinocaridida Caryosyntrips ?Parvibellus Omnidens Pambdelurion Youti Also see Lobopodia Kerygmachelidae Kerygmachela Utahnax
Utaurora
Diagrammatic reconstruction of Omnidens
Paleobiota of the Maotianshan Shales
Paleobiota_of_the_Maotianshan_Shales
List of paleobiota
PMC 4507230. PMID 26124122. Christian R. A., McCall (2025). "Comment on: Omnidens appendages and the origin of radiodont mouthparts". Papers in Palaeontology
List of Xiaoshiba Biota species
List_of_Xiaoshiba_Biota_species
Alavya; Wang, Yu; Zhang, Xiguang; Smith, Martin R. (November 2024). "Omnidens appendages and the origin of radiodont mouthparts". Papers in Palaeontology
List_of_Cambrian_arthropods
Alavya; Wang, Yu; Zhang, Xiguang; Smith, Martin R. (November 2024). "Omnidens appendages and the origin of radiodont mouthparts". Papers in Palaeontology
List_of_lagerstätten
Extinct genus of arthropods
mouthparts (oral cone) have since been assigned to another genus of animal, Omnidens. While some subsequent studies suggest those features are genuine, they
Parapeytoia
J.; Yang, X.; Dhungana, A.; Wang, Y.; Zhang, X.; Smith, M. R. (2024). "Omnidens appendages and the origin of radiodont mouthparts". Papers in Palaeontology
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identical to the fossilized feeding apparatus described under the name Omnidens. Probable stromatolites are described from the 3,700-Myr-old rocks from
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