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Wounded King
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Message 14 of 108 (185453)
02-15-2005 7:37 AM
Reply to: Message 12 by Electron
02-15-2005 6:13 AM


The revised Hallucigenia looks pretty much like a spiky version of an Onycophoran or velvet worm. In fact a quick 'google' shows that they are generally believed to be related to the Onycophora.
How different are the Burgess Shale fauna in terms of topology? I can't think off hand of anything really radical in terms of deviating from the tube with a mouth and optional anus.
TTFN,
WK

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Wounded King
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Message 43 of 108 (214917)
06-07-2005 5:31 AM
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06-07-2005 4:04 AM


Re: Bizarre logic.
Who said we obtained traits from our mitochondria?
This is arguably true, leaving aside the dubious term 'traits', in as much as there is significant evidence of the transfer of mitochondrial DNA to the nuclear genome (Woischnik and Moraes, 2002).
TTFN,
WK
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