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The 9 pages that link to Charles Doolittle Walcott, each with the reason it gives.

• Cambrian explosionRelated: His discoveries supplied iconic evidence for Cambrian animal diversity.

• Burgess ShaleRelated: His fieldwork established the deposit as a major source of Cambrian fossils.

• AnomalocarisRelated: Walcott described fossil pieces later recognized as parts of Anomalocaris and related animals.

• PikaiaRelated: Walcott collected and named Pikaia in his work on the Burgess Shale fauna.

• OpabiniaRelated: Walcott named Opabinia in 1912 after collecting its fossil material.

• HallucigeniaRelated: His Burgess Shale collections included the fossils later named Hallucigenia.

• RadiodontaRelated: His early descriptions included radiodont parts interpreted as distinct kinds of animal.

• WiwaxiaRelated: Walcott described Wiwaxia from the Burgess Shale in the early twentieth century.

• OttoiaRelated: Walcott described Ottoia from Burgess Shale material.