Articulated Dunkleosteus Flexi Fish - Devonian Placoderm

A flexi Dunkleosteus with jointed body segments. The preview shows a smooth, stylised fish with a rounded armoured head marked by plate lines, a down-turned beak-like jaw, bead eyes, a triangular dorsal fin, swept-back pectoral fins and a tall shark-like tail. Five separate body segments run from the head to the tail. About 22 cm long at 100%. Dunkleosteus was an arthrodire placoderm, one of the armoured fishes of the Late Devonian, roughly 380 to 360 million years ago. Instead of teeth it had…

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