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Briggs et al. report on an intriguing specimen from the Silurian Herefordshire Lagerstatte of England (1). Tethered to this specimen, which is undoubtedly an arthropod, were 10 smaller animals that the authors conclude are the specimen’s offspring, and hence the find is purportedly a unique and ancient form of brood care. This interpretation attracted a great deal of media interest.

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