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Dunkleosteus, a prehistoric placoderm fish from the Late Devonian period, is believed to have given birth to live young rather than laying eggs. This conclusion is drawn from the anatomy of related species and fossil evidence, suggesting that placoderms may have had internal fertilization and live birth. However, definitive evidence of Dunkleosteus reproduction methods remains limited due to the scarcity of fossilized remains.

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