Shrimp Gumbo

Okay guys, as spectacular as the evo-dated "360 mill yr old" shrimp fossil from OK was ... it was not all that we had expected.
I can find no verification of the shrimp "meat" nor of the shrimp "pigment" within the literature nor in the study reports.
The fine detail of the preservation of even the muscle fibers ... is still stunning and an embarrassment to the evo's (which they have tried to bolster up with their acid-water, still-water, deep-water explanations).
The age being pushed back "125 mill yrs" closer to the truth (the First Week of time on Earth) is good for us.
The fact that this shrimp isn't any different from shrimps today (even tho' fish changed into humans during this same amount of time, supposedly) is also good for us.
The find is good for us ... on the time and appearance points.
The find is inconclusive on the protein-preservation point.

However ... in 2006 ... complex biological pigment molecules ... had already been found in a supposedly 350 mill yr old crinoid ("sea lily") fossil.  Amen?  Amen.  God bless y'all.  Yer teacher, Dr Jackson