Cambrian Period
Cambrian Period............by R.E
brachiopod
Brachiopod
The Brachiopod is the official state fossil. After lobbying by students and teachers at a Louisville middle school, the Kentucky State Legislature designated the brachiopod the state fossil in 1986; aspecific species was not named. Though they resemble clams, brachiopods are not related to them. There are hundreds of species of brachiopod found in Paleozoic strata throughout Kentucky. They lived attached to the sea bottom or some object on the sea bottom. A few brachiopods survive in the deep oceans today.
A bivalve. A clam (A brachiopod)
Brachiopod's have hard shells on the upper and lower surfaces, Their shell is hinged at the rear end, while the front can be opened for feeding or closed for protection.
David Alexander Taylor Harper has written: 'The brachiopod faunas of the upper Ardmillan succession (upper Ordovician), Girvan'
Helen Marguerite Muir-Wood has written: 'On the morphology and classification of the Brachiopod suborder Chonetoidea' -- subject(s): Chonetoidea
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Of course bacteria. Or if you want an actual animal/bug, then well it would be a trilobite or a brachiopod. A trilobite is an animal with legs like a lobster. You can look it up. A brachiopod is an animal with a shell. Look that up, if you want to, too.