For this fish friday I went to the Aquazoo in Düsseldorf after it had been closed for 3 years of renovation. I saw some old faces, some new faces and had a great time personally. I also found some really old faces – beautyful fossils
Including a little preview to Fishfriday in two weeks ( have something else planned for fishfriday next week )
Bothriolepis , a placoderm. But then we come to the jawless fishes. And its a perfect example for why researching them is so hard:
I present you Thyestes. … No I swear its there! But I dont blame you! That rock is maybe as long as my smol grabby thumb. And if I didnt know what to look for …. I wouldnt see it either.
This is sadly the status quo for MANY jawless fish fossils, so reconstructing them is pretty hard. But someones gotta try, right?
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