The Kite Runner fossil - Aquilonifer spinosus @morethanadodo
The Kite Runner fossil - Aquilonifer spinosus  @morethanadodo
Uploaded April 2016 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Aquilonifer spinosus lived on the seafloor during the Silurian period, with a variety of other animals including sponges, brachiopods, worms, snails and other mollusks, a sea spider, a horse-shoe crab, various shrimp-like creatures, and a sea-star. The juvenile pouches, attached to the adult by slender, flexible threads, look like flattened lemons.

Read more about this fossil at: morethanadodo.com/2016/04/05/the-ancient-kite-runner
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The 'Kite Runner' fossil - Aquilonifer spinosus

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