Megarachne servienei, giant spider? Compsognathus it probably never had feet

it probably never had feet

which includes birds)

Trinil is a palaeoanthropological site on the banks of the Bengawan Solo River in Ngawi Regency

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The tusks were so close together that the trunk probably did not lye between them but instead draped over

Megarachne servienei, giant spider? Compsognathus it probably never had feetMegarachne servinei was originally described in 1980 by the Argentinean paleontologist Mario Hunicken. The holotype was recovered from the Pallero Member of the Bajo de Veliz Formation of Argentina, a locality dated to the early Permian of about 296 million years ago. Hunicken wrongly identified the specimen as a mygalomorph spider based on the shape of the carapace, the 15 millimeters wide circular eye tubercle located between the two eyes in the