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Terebratula, a fossil brachiopod
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Terebratula, a fossil brachiopod
The pedicle opening is very clear in this British Pliocene example of Terebratula measuing 6.6 cm in height
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Black Background Brachiopod Brachiopoda Cenozoic David Lewis Fossil Fossilised Great Britain Lewis Paul Taylor Phanerozoic Pliocene Prehistoric Rhynchonellata Specimen Taylor Tertiary Tertiary Period United Kingdom Invertebrata Terebratula
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1. Title: "A Glimpse into the Past: A Striking Fossil of Terebratula, a Brachiopod from the Pliocene Epoch of Great Britain" This photograph showcases a well-preserved fossil of Terebratula, an ancient invertebrate belonging to the Brachiopoda class, discovered in the Pliocene deposits of Great Britain. Measuring an impressive 6.6 cm in height, this European specimen boasts a clear pedicle opening, providing a glimpse into its intricate internal structure. The Terebratulida and Terebratulidae families, to which Terebratula belongs, are characterized by their rhynchonellate shells, which were common during the Cenozoic and Tertiary periods. This prehistoric creature lived during the Phanerozoic Concordat, a significant geological timeframe marked by the presence of abundant fossil records. David Lewis and Paul Taylor, esteemed experts in the field of paleontology, have documented and studied numerous specimens like this one. Their research has contributed significantly to our understanding of the rich biosphere that existed during the Tertiary period. The black background of this studio shot highlights the intricate details of the Terebratula's shell, allowing viewers to appreciate its beauty and complexity. This fossil serves as a testament to the diverse and fascinating life forms that once inhabited our planet, offering a captivating window into Earth's ancient history. Invertebrates, such as Terebratula, played a crucial role in shaping the planet's ecosystems during the Tertiary period. Their fossilized remains provide valuable insights into the evolutionary processes that have shaped the world we live in today. This photograph is a reminder of the rich history that lies beneath our feet, waiting to be discovered and appreciated.
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