1. Volume 23, Issue 19, Pages R860-R861 (October 2013)
Anomalocaridids 
Allison C. Daley 
Current Biology 
Volume 23, Issue 19, Pages R860-R861 (October 2013)
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2. Figure 1 Anomalocaridids from the Burgess Shale.
Top left: Mouthparts of Peytoia. Bottom left: Full body specimen of Anomalocaris with complete frontal appendage (arrow). Photos courtesy of Jean-Bernard Caron. Top right: Full body specimen of Hurdia. Bottom right: Model of Peytoia by E. Horn.
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3. Figure 2 Tree of arthropod relationships.
Anomalocaridids are found in the stem lineage leading to crown group Arthropoda. Drawings by M. Streng.
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