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Micraster

Micraster is an extinct genus of echinoids from the Late Cretaceous to the early Eocene. Its remains have been found in Africa, Antarctica, Europe, and North America. Micraster was an infaunal echinoid living in a burrow below the sediment surface. The test is clearly bilateral and there is a deep anterior groove to take in water containing organic…

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Micraster

Nodes21
Edges20
Triples23
Avg. degree1.9
Density0.095238
Components1

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related to Species · 14
Micraster → Bayle, Böhm, Cooke, Kongiel, Lambert, Leske, Moskvin, Odum, Orbigny, Poslavskaya, Schlüter, Smith, Sánchez Roig, Wright
related to Continuous evolution · 7
Micraster → In, Julian Huxley, Late Cretaceous, Life, The Science, They, Wells
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Micraster → extinct genus of echinoids from the Late Cretaceous to the early Eocene
related to External links · 1
Micraster → Paleobiology Database

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cretaceous burrow water tube genus late feet continuous evolution extinct echinoids eocene africa antarctica europe infaunal test wells early remains

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Micrasteris aextinct genus of echinoids from the Late Cretaceous to the early Eocene0.90text
Micrasterrelated to Continuous evolutionIn0.60section
Micrasterrelated to Continuous evolutionThe Science0.60section
Micrasterrelated to Continuous evolutionLife0.60section
Micrasterrelated to Continuous evolutionWells0.60section
Micrasterrelated to Continuous evolutionJulian Huxley0.60section
Micrasterrelated to Continuous evolutionLate Cretaceous0.60section
Micrasterrelated to Continuous evolutionThey0.60section
Micrasterrelated to External linksPaleobiology Database0.60section
Micrasterrelated to SpeciesLambert0.60section
Micrasterrelated to SpeciesMoskvin0.60section
Micrasterrelated to SpeciesPoslavskaya0.60section

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