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Hallucigenia sparsa is a small Cambrian lobopodian known from fossils in the Burgess Shale of British Columbia, Canada. Its unusual anatomy led early researchers to reconstruct it upside down, treating its paired legs as dorsal tentacles and its stiff dorsal spines as supports for walking. Later dis...
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Famous Cambrian lobopodian with dramatic reconstruction history; important for panarthropod evolution.
Scoring methodologyThe Humanscale M/Flex Monitor Arm is a modular desk arm designed for optimal ergonomics. Its extensive adjustment range – encompassing height, tilt, rotation, and swivel – allows users to customize their viewing angle and reduce strain. This robust arm is suitable for commercial environments and ind...
RIVE is a 2016 video game developed by the Dutch studio Two Tribes. It combines side-scrolling platform movement with twin-stick shooting, placing the player in control of a combat vehicle that can jump, fire in multiple directions, and hack certain robotic enemies. Designed for players who enjoy fa...
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Strong reviews for intense hybrid action, production values, and challenge, slightly held back by difficulty and short length.
Scoring methodologyFalcatus is an extinct genus of small holocephalan or shark-like fish that lived during the Carboniferous period, with fossils primarily discovered in the Bear Gulch Limestone of Montana. The genus is notably sexually dimorphic, as adult males possessed a long, forward-curving dorsal spine that exte...
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Small fossil shark with male head spine, memorable sexual dimorphism, niche but respected.
Scoring methodologyOrthacanthus is an extinct genus of xenacanthid shark that inhabited freshwater swamps and bayous during the Carboniferous and Permian periods. First named by Louis Agassiz in 1843, this prehistoric shark is distinguished by its elongated, eel-like body and a large defensive spine protruding from th...
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Freshwater xenacanth swamp predator with strong Paleozoic teaching value, moderate public recognition.
Scoring methodologyDoliodus problematicus is an extinct species of cartilaginous fish that lived during the Early Devonian period, with fossils primarily discovered in New Brunswick, Canada. It is scientifically significant as one of the earliest well-preserved shark relatives, displaying an unusual combination of ana...
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Important early cartilaginous fish linking shark and acanthodian traits, strong evolutionary significance.
Scoring methodologyCtenacanthus is a Paleozoic ctenacanthiform shark genus named by Louis Agassiz in 1837, noted for comb-like dorsal fin spines.
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Classic Paleozoic genus with comb-like fin spines, respected historically but niche.
Scoring methodologyNeoraimondia arequipensis is a large, tree-like columnar cactus species native to the arid regions of Peru. It is distinguished by its thick, fleshy stems and prominent, elongated areoles that produce spines. This slow-growing cactus is adapted to survive in the dry Andean valleys and can reach sign...
Akmonistion is an extinct chondrichthyan from the Early Carboniferous, known from fossil material found at Bearsden in Scotland. It was named in 2001 and is associated with the stethacanthid group of shark-like cartilaginous fishes. The animal is particularly notable for an anvil-like dorsal fin, an...
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Anvil-fin chondrichthyan with specialist interest, lower recognition than Stethacanthus.
Scoring methodologyThinkFun Swish is a spatial card game played with transparent cards printed with colored balls and rings. Players look through the cards and mentally flip, rotate, and stack them so that each ball is covered by a ring of the same color, creating a combination called a Swish. The game is intended for...
ThinkFun Meet MahJong is a physical tile-based game designed to introduce players to mahjong. The box includes material for both Chinese mahjong and American mahjong, with the latter using the Charleston tile-passing format and a simplified scoring approach. It is intended for players who want an ac...
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