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More model informationI Crinoidi, conosciuti anche come “Gigli di mare”, sono organismi molto particolari. L’aspetto ricorda una pianta (un Giglio) ma in realtà sono animali strettamente imparentati con ricci di mare e stelle marine. Oggi sono poco diffusi, ma nel Paleozoico e nel Mesozoico popolavano bassi e caldi fondali marini. Esistevano forme capaci di muoversi oppure con strutture galleggianti o dotati di stelo e saldamente ancorati al fondale. Il campione del PARC (Encrinus liliiformis) rientra in quest’ultima categoria benchè sia rappresentato da un frammento del calice. Erano molto diffusi nei mari del Mesozoico e più precisamente nel Triassico, 210 Ma fa. In Sardegna i ritrovamenti di Encrinus sono rarissimi, sono attualmente censiti ufficialmente appena 3-4 campioni.
Crinoids, also called “sea lilies”, are animals related to sea urchins and starfish. In the Triassic, about 250 million years ago, this particular type lived anchored to the seabed through a stem that supported the body.
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