Fig. 5. Selected fossils from the Spence Shale. (a) KUMIP 491902 and KUMIP 491903, <i>Vauxia magna</i> from Miners Hollow, collected by Rhiannon LaVine. (b) KUMIP 287449, holotype of <i>Wiwaxia herka</i> from Miners Hollow, collected by Phil Reese and the Gunther family. (c) KUMIP 490902, <i>Wronascolex? ratcliffei</i> from Miners Hollow, collected by Riley Smith. (d) KUMIP 314115, <i>Selkirkia spencei</i> from the Wellsville Mountains, collected by the Gunther family. (e) KUMIP 204370, <i>Eldonia ludwigi</i> from Antimony Canyon, collected by Lloyd and Val Gunther. (f) KUMIP 339907, <i>Sphenoecium wheelerensis</i> from Miners Hollow, collected by the Gunther family. (g) KUMIP 491080, <i>Acinocricus stichus</i> from Miners Hollow, collected by Paul Jamison. (h) KUMIP 490932, <i>Micromitra?</i> sp. from High Creek, with chaetae preserved, collected by Paul Jamison. (i) KUMIP 491805, ‘enrolled’ <i>Amecephalus laticaudum</i> from Miners Hollow, collected by Paul Jamison. (j) KUMIP 491808, <i>Zacanthoides liddelli</i> from High Creek, collected by Paul Jamison (k) KUMIP 491853, <i>Oryctocephalus walcotti</i> from Oneida Narrows, collected by the Gunther family. (l) KUMIP 135150, holotype of <i>Siphusauctum lloydguntheri</i> from Antimony Canyon, collected by Lloyd Gunther. Scale bars represent 5 mm.
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