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The first vertebrates were jawless fish armoured in bony plates, as early as the Ordovician nearly 480 million years ago. Jaws came later. The Devonian is nicknamed the age of fishes, with sharks and armoured giants. This whole story played out entirely in water.

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David Ward Alopias palatasi

Alopias palatasi

David Ward

A thresher shark known only from its teeth. They exceed 4 cm and have serrated edges, which is what makes them unique.

Photo: Apokryltaros (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Romain Vullo Aquilolamna

Aquilolamna

Romain Vullo

Its extremely long winglike pectoral fins measured 1.90 meters from tip to tip. That was wider than its body was long at 1.65 meters.

Photo: Apokryltaros (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Agassiz Aspidorhynchus

Aspidorhynchus

Agassiz

Slender and fast, this fish had elongated jaws lined with teeth. The upper one was longer than the lower and ended in a toothless spike. Some species reached 85 cm. Its scales were heavy and its tail symmetrical.

Photo: Ghedoghedo (CC BY-SA 4.0)

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