1. Fuxianhuiids Current Biology
Javier Ortega-Hernández, Jie Yang, Xi-guang Zhang 
Current Biology 
Volume 28, Issue 13, Pages R724-R725 (July 2018)
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2. Figure 1
Stratigraphic occurrence and evolutionary relationships between fuxianhuiids.
Fuxianhuiids are restricted to early Cambrian exceptional fossilierous deposits in South China. Tree topology follows Yang et al. (2018).
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3. Figure 2
Exceptional preservation of fuxianhuiids from the early Cambrian Xiaoshiba biota.
(A) Chengjiangocaris kunmingensis (YKLP 12026) in lateral view. (B) Close-up of ganglionated ventral nerve cord in panel A under ultraviolet illumination. (C) Chengjiangocaris kunmingensis (YKLP 12307) in ventral view. (D) Close-up of head region of C. kunmingensis in panel C. (E) Fuxianhuia xiaoshibaensis (YKLP 12313) in dorsal view. (F) Gnathobasic limbs of Alacaris mirabilis (YKLP 12268) in panel G. (G) A. mirabilis (YKLP 12268) in ventral view. Orientation: anterior facing left (A, B, G), top (C–F). Abbreviations: ab, abdomen; ant, antennae; asc, anterior sclerite; eye, stalked eye; fg, food groove; ga, condensed ganglion; gn, gnathobase; hyp, hypostome; hs, head shield; pn, peripheral nerves; rt, reduced tergite; SPA, specialized post-antennal appendage; tf, tail flukes; wl, walking legs. (Photos: A,C–G, Jie Yang; B, Yu Liu.)
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