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Pikaia

Pikaia gracilens is an extinct, primitive chordate animal known from the Middle Cambrian Burgess Shale of British Columbia (about 530 million years old). Averaging about five centimetres in length, Pikaia was a sideways-flattened, somewhat eel-like animal. The flattened body is divided into a series of segmented muscle blocks seen as S-shaped lines that lie on either side of the notochord which runs along most, if not all of the body length. Once thought to be closely related to the ancestor of all vertebrates, Pikaia has received particular attention among the multitude of animal fossils found in the famous Burgess Shale and other Cambria...read more
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Pikaia has been suggested to play 6 roles. Click below to see other actors suggested for each role, and vote for who you think would play the role best.

  • Pikaia

    as

    Manda (MonsterVerse) (of MonsterVerse by Legendary)

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    Influences to Designs (Redux)

    2 Yes

    0 No

    Manda (MonsterVerse) in Influences to Designs (Redux)
    Influences to Designs (Redux)
  • Pikaia

    as

    Episode 1 (Cambrian Era, post Cambrian Explosion)

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    Walking with Monsters 2023

    1 Yes

    0 No

    Episode 1 in Walking with Monsters 2023
    Walking with Monsters 2023
  • Pikaia

    as

    Dinosaurs / Creatures

    in

    Dinotopia

    1 Yes

    0 No

    Dinosaurs / Creatures in Dinotopia
    Dinotopia
  • Pikaia

    as

    New Prehistoric Creatures

    in

    Prehistoric Park

    1 Yes

    0 No

    New Prehistoric Creatures in Prehistoric Park
    Prehistoric Park
  • Pikaia

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    Cambrian

    in

    Extinct Animals Face Claims

    1 Yes

    0 No

    Cambrian in Extinct Animals Face Claims
    Extinct Animals Face Claims
  • Pikaia

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    Life's Beginnings Aquarium

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    Primordial Eden

    1 Yes

    0 No

    Life's Beginnings Aquarium in Primordial Eden
    Primordial Eden

Biography

Pikaia gracilens is an extinct, primitive chordate animal known from the Middle Cambrian Burgess Shale of British Columbia (about 530 million years old). Averaging about five centimetres in length, Pikaia was a sideways-flattened, somewhat eel-like animal. The flattened body is divided into a series of segmented muscle blocks seen as S-shaped lines that lie on either side of the notochord which runs along most, if not all of the body length. Once thought to be closely related to the ancestor of all vertebrates, Pikaia has received particular attention among the multitude of animal fossils found in the famous Burgess Shale and other Cambrian fauna.
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