Artist reconstruction of tullimonstrum in a white background.
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Soft-bodied fossil deposit of tullimonstrum of Illinois.
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Paleoart illustration of tullimonstrum in the sea.
Fossil of tullimonstrum.
The eyes of tully monster were located on a rigid bar or stalk that extended from the sides of its body, enabling it to have a wide field of vision.
3D model of tullimonstrum.
Fossil of tully monster taken at the Museo di Storia Naturale di Milano.
Reconstruction of the Tully Monster.
Tullimonstrum swimming through seaweed.
Group of tullimonstrum swimming in the ocean.
The Tullimonstrum likely lived in coastal environments, possibly in estuaries or lagoons.
Fossil of Tully Monster.
Tullimonstrum in a concretion from the mazon creek, Illinois.
An artist’s rendering shows tullimonstrum that lived during paleozoic era.
Tullimonstrum odd fossil in an ironstone concretion found in an unrecorded site in the Mazon Creek area, Illinois, USA.
Tullimonstrum attacking a carbotubulus in late carboniferous Illinois.
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