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FYI: This is a trilobite on the left. Poor thing died out 252 million years ago. On the right is a horseshoe crab. They’re ancestral cousins of trilobites and still roam New Jersey shores: Regards, Ted https://www.collaborativefund.com/blog/why-complexity-sells/
