Pterichthyodes milleri, Placoderm Pachycephalosaurus was a strange somewhat scorpion-like

was a strange somewhat scorpion-like animal

The curve of the shell is easy to see

The name means "underworld"

This first offering if for all 6 pieces

4 inches high

Pterichthyodes milleri, Placoderm Pachycephalosaurus was a strange somewhat scorpion-likePterichthyodes is a genus of antiarch placoderm fishes from the Devonian period. Its fossils have been discovered in Sandwich Fish Beds of Ouoyloo, Orkney Islands, Scotland. They were one of the first species recognized for what they were, as their fossils are common in the Old Red Sandstone formation studied by geologists in the early 19th century. Due to their extreme divergence from modern day fish, they were a puzzle unsolved until Charles Darwin