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rhabdomesoid

fossil cryptostome
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  • Eurystomella bilabiata, a moss animal from the Order Cheilostomata.
    moss animal
    / Evolution and paleontology

    …the ptilodictyoids, or branching in rhabdomesoids, and were the dominant bryozoans from the start of the Devonian until the Permian (416 million to 299 million years ago). For reasons not yet clear, the cryptostomes dwindled and became extinct soon after the end of the Paleozoic Era (251 million years ago).

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    …the ptilodictyoids, or branching in rhabdomesoids, and were the dominant bryozoans from the start of the Devonian until the Permian (416 million to 299 million years ago). For reasons not yet clear, the cryptostomes dwindled and became extinct soon after the end of the Paleozoic Era (251 million years ago).

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