This Beautiful clam shell fossil fossil from Erie County New York from the Devonian Age, 408,000,000 to 360,000,000 years ago. This stunning specimen is a museaum quality specimen.
During the Devonian a few freshwater fish began the transition to life on land. Here we see two different tetrapod protoamphibians, one Acanthostega and two Icthyostega in a pool along with three lungfish (Dipterus) and a placoderm (Bothriolepis). Primitive land plants, including the early trees Archeaosigillaria and Archaeopteris, are shown on the shore in the background.



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