Eryon actiformis, a Solnhofen fossil lobster Oviraptor Unlike their fellow non-finned pelycosaurs

Unlike their fellow non-finned pelycosaurs

(JIG-ah-NOT-oh-SAWR-us) meaning "giant southern reptile" it was one of the largest meat-eating

Crinoids are animals despite their plant-like appearance

bernissartensis

Other animals sometimes put in this phylum are Yorgia

Eryon actiformis, a Solnhofen fossil lobster Oviraptor Unlike their fellow non-finned pelycosaursThis replica Eryon (lobster) fossil was preserved upside down and shown the underside or belly of the animal. Eryon actiformis is an extinct member of the diverse group of arthropods called Decapods. Decapods comprise lobster, shrimp, prawns and crabs. The majority of Solnhofen crustaceans are decapods. Of all Solnhofen decapod fossils, shrimp such as Aeger, are the most common and abundant. Eryon actiformis is a crab like lobster creature classified