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Hi everybody. I am presently preparing a lecture on aspects of trilobite life and behaviour. I wonder if anyone have views on this they might want to share with me (and the paleonetters). The aspects I am mos interested in is 1) problems of respiration and 2) food uptake; what different types ate (deposit-, suspension-feeding and predation) and the mechanisms they used for obtaining it, but all contributions on every aspect are welcome. In addition I wonder if anyone has a list of all trilobite species found with preserved legs (preferably with references), according to Bergstroem & Brassel (Lethaia 1984) it should be 16 species. Thanks in advance Ole A. Hoel Paleontologisk Museum Sars Gate 1 N-0562 OSLO NORWAY e-mail: o.a.hoel@toyen.uio.no Ole A. Hoel Paleontologisk Museum Sars Gate 1 N-0562 OSLO NORWAY E-mail: o.a.hoel@toyen.uio.no
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