Phylum Arthropoda, Class Cirripedia

Pliocene. Yorktown Formation. Cirripedia, the barnacles, make up an infraclass of arthropods with about 1000 species. They are exclusively marine organisms, well-represented in the fossil record back to the Cambrian (500 million years ago), very diverse and abundant, and found in just about every marine environment, from shallow and tidal waters to deep sea abyss.
Abstract/Description: Pliocene. Yorktown Formation. Cirripedia, the barnacles, make up an infraclass of arthropods with about 1000 species. They are exclusively marine organisms, well-represented in the fossil record back to the Cambrian (500 million years ago), very diverse and abundant, and found in just about every marine environment, from shallow and tidal waters to deep sea abyss.
Subject(s): Sundance, WY, United States
environmental sciences
Title: Phylum Arthropoda, Class Cirripedia.
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Genre: natural object
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Abstract/Description: Pliocene. Yorktown Formation. Cirripedia, the barnacles, make up an infraclass of arthropods with about 1000 species. They are exclusively marine organisms, well-represented in the fossil record back to the Cambrian (500 million years ago), very diverse and abundant, and found in just about every marine environment, from shallow and tidal waters to deep sea abyss.
Identifier(s): rockminx-9-2-1 (IID)
Subject(s): Sundance, WY, United States
environmental sciences
Held by: The University of Toledo
Location: Digital Initiatives, University of Toledo Libraries
Rights Statement: NO COPYRIGHT - UNITED STATES
Related Title: UT Department of Environmental Sciences.
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