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Lateral reconstruction of the marine arthropod, Leanchoilia superlata, from the Middle Cambrian Burgess Shale of British Columbia. This blind arachnomorph with pointed "snout" was equipped with two prominent anterior appendages, the end three segments of which had long whip-like extensions. These "feelers" were probably used as sensory devices for detecting food. The ventral surface had a series of walking legs with large frilly gill flaps. Average size was about 5 cm. in length.