Astraspida our ancestor

[Dalia]

We’re here because of this little beast that survived Astraspida

Their structure, although poorly known, has often been used in evolutionary scenarios to illustrate the primitive state of the vertebrate dermal skeleton. Because of the acellular structure of their dermal skeleton, they were initially considered heterostracans

Astraspida - Wikipedia

 

[MisterBeale]

Choanoflagellate - Wikipedia

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[Baron Von Murderpaws]

 

[Dalia]

i made this thread because i saw a documentary about the fact that this little creature survive a catastrophe about 400 millions years ago .

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

We’re here because of this little beast that survived Astraspida
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Their structure, although poorly known, has often been used in evolutionary scenarios to illustrate the primitive state of the vertebrate dermal skeleton. Because of the acellular structure of their dermal skeleton, they were initially considered heterostracans

Astraspida - Wikipedia

Because of the acellular structure of their dermal skeleton, they were initially considered heterostracans

The homostracans were fabulous, but they rarely reproduced.

 

[Dalia]

Choanoflagellate - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Your is older but in the documentary here in France my creature was were ancestor

 

[Baron Von Murderpaws]

i made this thread because i saw a documentary about the fact that this little creature survive a catastrophe about 400 millions years ago .

You should have put that in there. Would have made more sense.

 

[Dalia]

You should have put that in there. Would have made more sense.

Yes, i always try to make sense it don't always work because of i am not perfect in English specially in this section more complicate in English because i am French.

 

[Baron Von Murderpaws]

Yes, i always try to make sense it don't always work because of i am not perfect in English specially in this section more complicate in English because i am French.

AH! I see.

Ok, thank you for explaining!

Merci beaucoup!

 

[ReinyDays]

I think my main issue with this idea is that Astraspida is a fish ... a fish living in water when land animals roamed for already 125 million years ... lots and lots of evolution happens in 125 million years ...

Blackberry Hill - Wikipedia

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[Cougarbear]

We’re here because of this little beast that survived Astraspida
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Their structure, although poorly known, has often been used in evolutionary scenarios to illustrate the primitive state of the vertebrate dermal skeleton. Because of the acellular structure of their dermal skeleton, they were initially considered heterostracans

Astraspida - Wikipedia

I met a guy that looks like this. I'd call him fishlips. I don't know if he had a tale. No, this is not our ancestor. Humans from Adam on down are unique to the earth.

 

[CarlinAnnArbor]

I met a guy that looks like this. I'd call him fishlips. I don't know if he had a tale. No, this is not our ancestor. Humans from Adam on down are unique to the earth.

All evidence of a common Creator

 

[Cougarbear]

All evidence of a common Creator

Yes, a common creator. We are made in the image of God our Father.