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Here is the photo of the Gramadella piveteaui specimen, along with an illustration of the animal superimposed next to it. The sketch is from the description paper.
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Gramadella piveteaui comparison pics
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What a great piece. IMO -The drawing helps to sex this one as a male. 
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Mind explaining Neptune, I don't see how?
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It was a joke, but if you look at the lower half of the the fossil and where the lines have been drawn it appears to be and appendage complete with beans. "Franks and beans"
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