Eurybiall
Eurybiall is a genus of extinct marine arthropods that lived during the Late Cambrian period. The name is derived from the Greek words *eury* meaning broad and *biall* meaning joint, reflecting the broad, articulated exoskeleton characteristic of the group.
Fossils attributed to Eurybiall have been found in the Burgess Shale of British Columbia, Canada, as well
Taxonomically, Eurybiall is placed within the family Eurybiallidae, which is part of the larger group of early
Paleontologists continue to study Eurybiall to better understand the morphological evolution of early arthropods and their