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    500-million-year-old fossil shows claws on an early relative of spiders and scorpions

    Science magazine reports that the fist-size fossil spent nearly 50 years in a museum drawer.

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    Science magazine reports that the fossil preserves unmistakable claws on one of the oldest known relatives of spiders and scorpions. Its linked article describes the animal as a bristling, multilegged ocean swimmer and says the fossil shows the early emergence of claws.

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    Science Magazine@ScienceMagazineBuried in a museum drawer for nearly 50 years, a fist-size fossil has handed paleontologists the evidence they’d been hunting for: unmistakable claws on one of the oldest known relatives of spiders and scorpions. Learn more on #NationalFossilDay: https://scim.ag/4e8Cq0d1h
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    Science Magazine@ScienceMagazineBuried in a museum drawer for nearly 50 years, a fist-size fossil has handed paleontologists the evidence they’d been hunting for: unmistakable claws on one of the oldest known relatives of spiders and scorpions. Learn more on #NationalFossilDay: https://scim.ag/4e8Cq0d1h
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