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Extinct genus of worms
Markuelia is a genus of fossil worm-like bilaterian animals allied to Ecdysozoa and known from strata of Lower Cambrian to Lower Ordovician age containing
Markuelia
Clade of ecdysozoan animals
that non-monophyly of Scalidophora should not be ruled out. The genus Markuelia, known from fossilized embryos from the middle Cambrian, is thought to
Scalidophora
Preserved remains or traces of organisms from a past geological age
of fossilization. Fossils of two enigmatic bilaterians, the worm-like Markuelia and a putative, primitive protostome, Pseudooides, provide a peek at germ
Fossil
Phylum of unsegmented marine worms
†Archaeopriapulida [paraphyletic] †Ancalagonida Adrianov & Malakhov 1995 †Markuelia Valkov 1983 †Palaeoscolecida Conway Morris & Robinson 1986 Kinorhyncha
Priapulida
Extinct class of worms
the requisite cuticular structure, if discreetly. It is possible that Markuelia represents an embryonic palaeoscolecid. Order Uncertain Family Chalazoscolecidae
Palaeoscolecid
Cambrian strata
Ordovician of Canada Vestrogothia Two additional species known from China Markuelia A possible member of Cycloneuralia, known from Australia Shergoldana Tritonychus
Orsten
2010 British TV series or programme
3-dimensional pictures of the interior of fossilized embryos, including Markuelia an animal which lived 20 million years after the animals of Ediacara and
First_Life_(TV_series)
animal wasn't a hyolith. Description of the internal anatomy of embryos of Markuelia hunanensis from the Cambrian (Furongian) Bitiao Formation (Hunan, China)
2022_in_paleontology
palaeoscolecid worms from the Furongian (upper Cambrian) of Hunan, South China: is Markuelia an embryonic palaeoscolecid?". Palaeontology. 55 (3): 613–622. Bibcode:2012Palgy
2012_in_paleontology
assemblage of fossil eggs, embryos attributable to the early scalidophoran Markuelia, and early post-embryonic developmental stages of camenellans is described
2021_in_paleontology
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