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This creature may be related to today's kinorhynchs, tiny marine invertebrates also called mud dragons. But unlike today's millimeter-size mud dragons, this animal is nearly an inch long.

This newfound arthropod has preserved internal soft tissues.

This fossil Leanchoilia preserves fine anatomical details, including its largest appendages.

The Qingjiang site preserves even the tiniest details of this comb jelly, including the "comb rows" down its sides.