Palvelevinidae
Palvelevinidae is a taxonomic family of extinct marine invertebrates that lived during the Paleozoic Era. These organisms are primarily known from fossilized remains, which are typically found in ancient seafloor sediments. The exact classification and evolutionary relationships of Palvelevinidae are still subjects of ongoing research within the field of paleontology.
The defining characteristics of Palvelevinidae are generally understood through their fossilized structures. These often include a
Fossil evidence suggests that Palvelevinidae were likely benthic, meaning they lived on the seafloor. Their distribution