Mosura Fentoni Fossil Discovery

This is a Canada news story, published by Live Science, that relates primarily to Royal Ontario Museum news.

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Butt-breathing sea predator that roamed the ocean 500 million years ago discovered

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Mosura fentoni, a 506 million - year-old arthropod, was found in Canada 's Royal Ontario Museum .

It was only about the size of a human finger and had long gills on its rear.

The fossils are so well preserved that they include intricate details of the species' biology.

They suggest that these early arthropods were more diverse than previously thought.

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