User:Abyssal/Prehistory of North America/DYK/30

... that potbelly sculpture is a crude non-Maya sculptural style distributed along the Pacific slope of southern Mesoamerica and dating to the Preclassic Period?
... that shartegosuchid crocodyliforms made up an endemic Central Asian Mesozoic fauna that existed after the breakup of Pangaea?
... that the fordilloid Camya asy is one of four accepted Cambrian bivalves?
... that the fossil butterfly Prodryas persephone (engraving pictured) is so well preserved that individual wing scales can be seen?
... that the extinct arachnid Attercopus was once considered as the world's oldest spider?

... that modern humans have been found to inhabit various countries for periods ranging from almost 200,000 years to less than 800 years?
... that the extinct planthopper Tainosia quisqueyae was named for the Taíno people and Hispaniola?
... that Hidden Cave, an archaeological cave site located in the Great Basin near Fallon, Nevada, got its name because its entrance was difficult to find?
... that Mill Creek chert was one of the major exported raw materials of the Mississippian culture?
... that Araneagryllus is named from a combination of the Latin aranea meaning "spider" and gryllus meaning "cricket"?