The enormous fish, which belongs to the group of armored fish known as placoderms, was discovered by amateur paleontologist Jay Terrell and his son on the Lake Erie cliffs near the town of ...

A team of Chinese and Australian researchers has for the first time discovered fossils of Palaeospondylus in an area ...

These fossils coexisted with jawless fish, armored placoderms, early sharks, spiny fish and diverse bony fish. Scientists ...

First documented in 1890, this tiny, eel-like fish measuring just a few centimeters, has long baffled scientists.

These ancient creatures, like the armored placoderms and early bony fish, had jaws made up of several bones that played a critical role in their survival. Instead of ears as we know them ...

The fossils of the Palaeospondylus australis were found in a small limestone outcrop associated with jawless fish, jawed placoderms, early sharks, acanthodians and various bony fish, outlining the ...

Beijing/Canberra, May 10 (UNI) A team of Chinese and Australian researchers has for the first time discovered fossils of Palaeospondylus, a small, eel-like fish that lived millions of years ago. The ...