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Echmatocrinus, a prehistoric crinoid in its habitat

Echmatocrinus, a prehistoric crinoid in its habitat


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Echmatocrinus, a prehistoric crinoid in its habitat

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© Dorling Kindersley/UIG

Echinoderm Extinct Invertebrate Model Prehistoric Era Undersea Underwater Cambrian Crinoid


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This print transports us back in time to the Cambrian period, unveiling the mesmerizing world of Echmatocrinus, a prehistoric crinoid. The image showcases this ancient marine creature in its natural habitat, deep beneath the surface of an undersea realm. With its horizontal composition and vibrant colors, it captures the essence of a typical day in this long-gone era. Echmatocrinus belonged to a group of fascinating organisms called echinoderms, which includes modern-day starfish and sea urchins. This model exemplifies the intricate beauty and delicate structure that defined these extinct creatures. As we gaze upon this solitary crinoid gracefully perched on the ocean floor, we are reminded of how diverse life was during Earth's prehistoric past. The absence of people emphasizes just how far removed we are from this bygone epoch. It serves as a reminder that our planet has undergone countless transformations over millions of years. Through images like this one captured by Dorling Kindersley for Universal Images Group (UIG), we gain glimpses into worlds that existed long before humanity walked the Earth. This awe-inspiring photograph not only celebrates wildlife but also ignites our curiosity about Earth's history and evolution. It invites us to marvel at nature's ability to adapt and evolve over time while reminding us that there is still so much left undiscovered beneath our vast oceans.

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