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Prehistoric invertebrates, artwork

Prehistoric invertebrates. Artwork of Trigonotarbida arachnids crawling among wetland plants during the Devonian Period (416-360 million years ago). Trigonotarbids are an extinct order of spider-like animals. This scene is based on fossils found preserved in the Rhynie Chert area in Scotland. Fossils of these animals and plants were created when geysers (seen in the background) engulfed the area with mineralised water, preserving delicate details of their anatomy

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Arachnid Devonian Devonian Period Extinct Fossilisation Geo Thermal Geysers Heated Palaeobiology Palaeobotany Palaeontological Paleontological Pre Historic Pre History Scot Land Swamp Volcanic Volcanoes Volcanos Warm Wet Land Palaeontology


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This print takes us back in time to the Devonian Period, a staggering 416-360 million years ago. It showcases an exquisite artwork of Trigonotarbida arachnids gracefully crawling among lush wetland plants. These prehistoric invertebrates, now extinct, belonged to an order of spider-like creatures that once roamed our ancient Earth. The scene depicted here is based on fossils discovered in the Rhynie Chert area of Scotland. Remarkably preserved by mineralized water from geysers seen faintly in the background, these fossils offer intricate details about their anatomy and provide invaluable insights into our planet's past. As we gaze upon this mesmerizing illustration, we are transported to a world where volcanic activity shaped landscapes and heated waters created unique ecosystems. The vibrant aquatic environment teems with life as Trigonotarbida arachnids navigate through dense vegetation, coexisting harmoniously with other fascinating organisms. This artwork not only celebrates the wonders of nature but also highlights the importance of paleontology and its contribution to our understanding of biological evolution. It serves as a reminder that our planet has undergone countless transformations throughout history and continues to amaze us with its rich biodiversity. Science Photo Library brings this extraordinary piece to life for all enthusiasts of nature, wildlife, botany, historical studies, and paleontology alike. Let it inspire curiosity about our planet's past while igniting appreciation for the delicate balance between flora and fauna that has persisted over millions of years.

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