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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 24 Jul 2000.
Re: ASCII Trilobite

Re: ASCII Trilobite

In article<8lh4mb$du4$17$1...@news.t-online.com>, Axel Poqu� <axel.pq@t-
online.de> writes:
>How are these:
>
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>    \  ////// o
>     `-/////-'
>
>AFAIK there's still some crab species similar to the first one
>living today - does anyone know it's name?

 Horse-shoe crab?   I seem to remember this palaeontologist
 rattling on about trilobites, and saying that was the nearest
 living relative.


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