Tridactylids

Example:Scientists have discovered various tridactylid fossils in the fossil records of the Carboniferous period.

Definition:Documents or evidence of past events or organisms through the analysis of remains or imprints of these remains in rocks or other substances.

Example:Tridactylids were marine animals that swam in the Paleozoic seas, often attaching to corals and other surfaces.

Definition:Animals that live in the sea or other large bodies of water. They require oxygen from the water for respiration and are adapted to the marine environment.

Example:The tridactylids had specially adapted swimming appendages that helped them navigate through ancient marine environments.

Definition:Body parts used for movement through water, often adapted for efficiency in aquatic environments.