Animals
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New Trilobites Fossil Revealed a Resemblance to Modern Crustaceans
According to a recent study, trilobites, ancient marine arthropods that lived from 520 million years ago until their extinction 250 million years ago at the end of the Permian epoch, may have developed similarly to modern crustaceans and reached ages that are comparable to them.
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