Veemahutids
Veemahutids are a proposed taxonomic group within the phylum Arthropoda, primarily recognized by a set of distinct morphological characteristics. While not a universally accepted classification, the term "veemahutid" has been used in some paleontological circles to describe a collection of extinct arthropods exhibiting certain shared features, notably those related to their appendages and cephalic structures. The exact phylogenetic position of these organisms remains a subject of ongoing scientific debate, with different researchers placing them within various arthropod subphyla or even suggesting they represent a separate, extinct lineage.
The defining characteristics that have led to the grouping of these fossils include specific arrangements of