About: Ateleaspis

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Ateleaspis is an extinct genus of primitive ostracoderm fish that lived in the Early Silurian to Early Devonian periods. Like other ostracoderms, Ateleaspis had a head shield similar to that of Cephalaspis. Species from Silurian period were found in Norway and Scotland, but now has been found also in Siberia from Early Devonian period.

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rdfs:label	Ateleaspis
rdfs:comment	Ateleaspis is an extinct genus of primitive ostracoderm fish that lived in the Early Silurian to Early Devonian periods. Like other ostracoderms, Ateleaspis had a head shield similar to that of Cephalaspis. Species from Silurian period were found in Norway and Scotland, but now has been found also in Siberia from Early Devonian period.
sameAs	dbr:Ateleaspis
dcterms:subject	Vertebrates without jaws Prehistoric fish Devonian fish Silurian fish
dbkwik:fossil/prop...iPageUsesTemplate	dbkwik:resource/Fy4YvbW7sn4v4GYzCibvcQ== dbkwik:resource/ltKI4VnXh_fX6idSr-NRiw==
Status	Fossil
Name	Ateleaspis
fossil range	Early Silurian to Early Devonian
Image caption	Ateleaspis tessellata
Species	A. tessellata
Genus	Ateleaspis
infraphylum	Agnatha
binomial authority	Alexander Ritchie, 1967
binomial	Ateleaspis tessellata
classis	Osteostraci
Phylum	Chordata
Subphylum	Vertebrata
regnum	Animalia
abstract	Ateleaspis is an extinct genus of primitive ostracoderm fish that lived in the Early Silurian to Early Devonian periods. Like other ostracoderms, Ateleaspis had a head shield similar to that of Cephalaspis. Species from Silurian period were found in Norway and Scotland, but now has been found also in Siberia from Early Devonian period.

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