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Discovered in Latvia, Panderichthys was a 1.5 to 2 m long predatory lobe-finned fish that lived during the Devonian period about 380 million years ago. As a transitional form between fish and tetrapods, it had powerful front fins and was capable of breathing air.
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As part of my research for this design, I looked at so many extinct creatures, mostly strange fish. Enjoy this collection of early lobe-finned fish and Tetrapodomorpha
Names are in captions & tags. Most of these come from Wikipedia, some are models from museums, the Guiyu is from this article, Tiktaalik I found here, idk where the image comes from originally
Some devonian fellas
First steps. by Plioart
Arche 0551 — Panderichthys.
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ITS LIKE SO GOOD IN CONCEPT BUT THEN IT RUINS THE GOOD TIME
hey, i was curious about the Tiktaalik sneak peek on your site! I don't mean to rush you, but do you have any idea when we might get more information on it? I'm totally in love with it!
Oh! I took a couple to a convention this weekend. I was going to put the left overs in the shop soon, but if you’d like to reserve a Tiktaalik I’ll be happy to sell it to you directly. I was going to price it at £30 + postage. Let me know if you’d like me to reserve it for you!
The Panderichthys (1941)
Phylum : Chordata Class : Sarcopterygii Order : Elpistostegalia Family : Panderichthyidae Genus : Panderichthys Species : P. rhombolepis
Middle Devonian (380 Ma)
1,3 m long (size)
Latvia (map)
The slow, gradual progression from prehistoric fish to the earliest tetrapods encompassed numerous intermediate stages, many of them transpiring in the Devonian period. Mostly still a fish, by the modern definition of the word, the 380-million-year-old Panderichthys seems to have just embarked on those anatomical changes that would enable its descendants to crawl up onto dry land 5 or 10 million years later. Notably, the front fins of Panderichthys offered primitive hints of the types of bones found in the limbs of later tetrapods, though its rear fins were less revolutionary. Long story short, it's possible that Pandericthys was able to climb up out of shallow tidal basins and support itself, clumsily, on its front fins for quick gasps of oxygen-rich air.
