If you’ve read some of my other posts, you may have noticed that I love Invertebrate Paleontology. And if you love Invertebrate paleontology, too, you may have noticed that many reconstructions of ancient invertebrates are inaccurate. That’s where why I made Bringing Invertebrates to Life. This series is specifically designed for invertebrate-loving paleoartists who are interested in depicting these animals accurately.
Bringing Invertebrates to Life: Lenisicaris pennsylvanica
While we have incomplete fossils of this mysterious species, its close relative, Anomalocaris canadensis, can give us big clues about how it looked.
Bringing Invertebrates to Life: Michelinoceras
Exceptional fossils have given us some great insight into what this animal looked like. It’s time to put it all together.
Bringing Invertebrates to Life: Plectronoceras
The earliest known named cephalopod needs more attention.