Lunaspis heroldi (Broili 1929; latest Early Devonian, 405mya) is traditionally considered a petalichthyid placoderm. Here it nests with Qilinyu and Wutagoonaspis. The tail, missing from this fossil, was probabaly long and whip-like, as in rays. None of the specimens preserve mouth parts. Note the serrated leading edge of the pectoral fins. |