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Michonderia is a genus of extinct marine organisms that belonged to the group of early multicellular life forms known as the Ediacaran biota. They are characterized by their unique, quilted appearance and soft-bodied structure, which suggests they lived on the ocean floor. Fossils of Michonderia have been found in various locations, contributing to our understanding of the diversity and ecological dynamics of pre-Cambrian marine ecosystems. Their exact classification and evolutionary relationships remain subjects of ongoing research.

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