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The '''Ivesheadiomorphs''' or '''pizza disks''' are a group of Ediacaran fossils that represent the remains of such taxa as ''[[Charnia]]'' and ''[[Charniodiscus]]'', effaced by partial decay by micro-organisms.<ref name="Liu2011">{{cite doi|10.1111/j.1475-4983.2010.01024.x}}</ref> |
The '''Ivesheadiomorphs''' or '''pizza disks''' are a group of Ediacaran fossils that represent the remains of such taxa as ''[[Charnia]]'' and ''[[Charniodiscus]]'', effaced by partial decay by micro-organisms.<ref name="Liu2011">{{cite doi|10.1111/j.1475-4983.2010.01024.x}}</ref> |
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Physically, they resemble a 6 to 8 inch disc covered with large lumps, with what appears to be a trailing tail. One of the first large multicelular organisms on earth. |
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Revision as of 21:48, 8 December 2012
The Ivesheadiomorphs or pizza disks are a group of Ediacaran fossils that represent the remains of such taxa as Charnia and Charniodiscus, effaced by partial decay by micro-organisms.[1]
Physically, they resemble a 6 to 8 inch disc covered with large lumps, with what appears to be a trailing tail. One of the first large multicelular organisms on earth.
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