Cephalaspis Animal Pictures

Cephalaspis lleyli

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Deutsch: Cephalaspis, Fundort: England. Gotlandium bis Devon. Europa, Amerika

Cephalaspis
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The first cephalaspis fossil was discovered in Old Red Stone in Britain during the early 19th century, but it is unclear who found the first fossil.

Cephalaspis sp. Description Deutsch: Replikat - Maßstab 1:1 English: Reconstruction - 1:1 scale

Cephalaspis
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The cephalaspis was a primitive and jawless invertebrate that resembles a modern fish, and they were found throughout Europe and North America in lower Devonian rocks.

A digital recreation of a ostracoderm.

Ostracoderm
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The Cephalaspis belonged to an early group of invertebrates called ostracoderms, and they had a poorly ossified skeleton and bony head shield.