Rolfosteus

phylum	Chordata	Rolfosteus canningensis is an extinct species of placoderm from the late Devonian of the Gogo Formation of Western Australia. The 15 cm (6 in) long creature had tough plating on the front of its body. Like other arthrodires such as Coccosteus and the giant Dunkleosteus it had sharp, bony plates in its mouth which formed a turtle-like beak for cutting prey to pieces. Rolfosteus's most unusual feature was its highly elongated snout, which may have been used to enhance its sense of smell, as well as increase its hydrodynamic streamlining. For more information, visit the Wikipedia entry. Get back to Placodermi
class	†Placodermi
order	Arthrodira
family	Camuropiscidae
genus	Rolfosteus
species	R. canningensis
Period	Late Devonian

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