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My reconstruction of various Late Devonian placoderms The gigantic predatory arthrodire Dunkleosteus telleri prepares to seize its smaller cousin, Gorgonichthys clarki, while a school of Ctenurella gladbachensis ptyctodonts swim by. The ptyctodonts Rhynchodus major (above D. telleri's head) and Ptyctodus compressus (below) linger around for scraps. A pair of antiarchs, Asterolepis ornata, scatter.

(c) Stanton F. Fink

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05:31, 26 February 2007604×791 (660 KB)Apokryltaros (Talk | contribs) (''Dunkleosteus terrelli'' prepares to seize a ''Gorgonichthys clarki'', while a ''Coccosteus cuspidatus'', and a school of ''Ctenurella gladbachensis'' swim by. A trio of ''Strunius walteri'' coelacanths flee. (c) Stanton F. Fink)

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