myllokunmingiids
Myllokunmingiids are an extinct group of jawless fish that lived during the Cambrian period, approximately 530 to 515 million years ago. They are primarily known from fossils found in the Chengjiang Biota of China, a lagerstätte famous for its exceptionally preserved early animal life. These ancient fish are considered among the earliest known vertebrates, offering crucial insights into the origins of the vertebrate lineage.
These creatures were small, typically only a few centimeters in length. They possessed a distinctive eel-like
The fossil evidence suggests myllokunmingiids had a cartilaginous skeleton, which is rarely preserved but indicated by