Information AboutElvis Taxon |
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| elvis presley | |
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By contrast, a Lazarus Taxon is one which actually ''is'' a descendant of the original taxon, and highlights missing fossil records, which may be filled later. The term Elvis taxon is used because of the large number of sightings of Elvis Presley long after his death, as well as for his many Impersonators . ''Lobothyris subgregaria'', a brachiopod from the early Jurassic period is one example of such a taxon. {Link without Title} TRIVIA :Some species and specimens have been named after Elvis Presley, but are not Elvis taxa. ::The dinosaur '' Cryolophosaurus '' is known informally as ''Elvisaurus'' for its nasal crest resembling Elvis Presley's Pompadour haircut. ::Also a Brachylophosaurus fossil specimen was named 'Elvis' by its discoverer. |
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