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Fish first appeared in the Cambrian period, long before the Devonian.
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Which period is known as the age of fishes?
The Devonian Period from 417 Million years ago to 354 Million years ago. The time period was known as the Age of Fishes because of the thousands of species of fish that developed in the sea.
What is the age of fish?
The Devonian Period
What is the devonian period known as?
Age of the fish.
When did bony fish appear?
Devonian period
Is the devonian a real fish?
The Devonian is not a kind of fish. It was a period in Earth's history that lasted from 416 to 359 million years ago.
What is the time span for the Devonian time period?
The Devonian time period lasted from about 419 to 359 million years ago, making it approximately 60 million years long. It was during this period that early fish diversified, forests expanded, and the first terrestrial ecosystems developed.
In what era did fish appear?
the palezoic and the period is devonian!! your welcome!
Were there flowers during the Devonian Period?
during the devonian period early amphibians developed also ferns, seed plants, and bearing plants appear on land
What organisms first appeared in the Devonian period?
The Devonian Period is sometimes referred to as the age of the fish. Forests and the coiled shell-bearing marine organisms known as ammonites first appeared early in the Devonian.
Information of animals from the Devonian time period?
Well, the Devonian time period was the period of fish, some of the fish are Armed Placoderms (Dunkleosteous), that can grow up to 33 ft., Cartilaginous fish, that are now known as sharks and rays, Tiktaalik fish, that are similar to crocodiles, and Lungfish, that are the only fish to be able to breathe air.
What kind of fish lived in the Devonian period?
Pander's Fish (Panderichthys) EusthenopteronObruchevichthys Elpistostege Ceratodus Dunkleosteus
What evolutionary milestone involving animals occurred during the devonian period?
Sharks, lung fish, bony fish, trilobite, and,amphibians.
