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| fossil_range = {{fossil range|Upper Silurian|Lower Devonian}} ...s of ancient [[plant]]s, dating from the upper [[Silurian]] to the lower [[Devonian]]. ...

| fossil_range = {{fossilrange|416|359}} Early to Late [[Devonian]] ...[Late Devonian]], dying out in the extinction event at the very end of the Devonian. ...

| fossil_range = {{fossilrange|Silurian|Early Devonian}} ...[[genus]] of [[crinoid]]s that lived from the [[Silurian]] to the Early [[Devonian]] in [[North America]]. ...

[[Category:Devonian fish]] [[Category:Extant Late Devonian first appearances]] ...

| fossil_range = {{fossil range|Floian|Devonian}} ...e order [[Phacopida]] that lived from the [[Floian]] (Ordovician) to the [[Devonian]] and includes 33 genera.<ref>{{cite book |author=Robert Stoneley |year=199 ...

| fossil_range = [[Silurian]] - Early [[Devonian]] [[Category:Devonian jawless fish]] ...

| fossil_range = middle [[Silurian]] - early [[Devonian]] ...udcrack]]s or shelly [[packstone]]s, generally mid-[[Silurian]] to early-[[Devonian]] in age. ...

| fossil_range = {{fossil range|Devonian|Jurassic}} ...xtinct family of [[bivalve]] [[molluscs]] that reportedly lived from the [[Devonian]] to the [[Jurassic]] period. ...

| fossil_range = {{Geological range/linked|Late Silurian|Late Devonian}} ...ilurian]] to Late [[Devonian]] age ({{Period span/brief|Late Silurian|Late Devonian}}), found in North America, China, Russia, Europe, and Australia. ...

| fossil_range = {{fossilrange |393.3|382.7}} [[Middle Devonian]] ...[Marine habitat|marine]], [[River delta|deltaic]] environments of [[Middle Devonian]] [[Australia]] (about 393.3—382.7 Ma). They are known only by two [[specie ...

| fossil_range = Early [[Devonian]] ...id K. Elliott. "Phylogeny of the Pteraspidiformes (Heterostraci), Silurian–Devonian jawless vertebrates." Zoologica Scripta 37.4 (2008): 391-403.</ref> and tha ...

...s fish]]. It lived from the [[Lochkovian]] to [[Eifelian]] epochs of the [[Devonian]] period in what is now Brazil ([[Eifelian]] [[Maecuru Formation]]), Britai ...sher=University of Leicester |date=2009-07-03 |degree=thesis |language=en |first=Benjamin Evan |last=Davies}}</ref> ...

| fossil_range = from Late [[Devonian]] to Late [[Triassic]], {{fossil range|409.1|205.6}}<ref name=fe>[https://p ...edian saddle about or little less than half the height of entire lobe. The first lateral saddle is subangular to angular. ...

...derelloidea. A suborder of Paleozoic cyclostomatous Bryozoa |last=Bassler |first=R.S |year=1939 |pages=87:25–91 |work=Proceedings of the United States Natio ...son08.pdf | archive-date=2010-03-26}}</ref><ref>{{cite journal|last=Taylor|first=Paul D. |author2=Olev Vinn |author3=Mark A. Wilson|title=Evolution of biomi ...

| fossil_range = {{Geological range|Lochkovian|Frasnian|[[Devonian]]:<br/>[[Lochkovian]] - [[Frasnian]]}} ...us of extinct plants of the division [[Lycopodiophyta]] of Early to Late [[Devonian]] age (around {{Period span/brief|Lochkovian|Frasnian|-1}}), found in Easte ...

| fossil_range = {{fossil range | Early Ordovician | Late Devonian | ref=<ref name="Traverse2007">{{Cite book | last1 = Traverse | first1 = A. | image_caption = Tentaculitids from the [[Devonian]] of [[Maryland]]. ...

| image = Harpes perradiatus fossil trilobite (Devonian, Morocco).jpg ...pear in the Upper [[Cambrian]], and the last species die out in the late [[Devonian]] period.<ref name="Mcnamaraetal2009"></ref> ...

...rica. The youngest rhenanid, ''[[Jagorina pandora]]'' is known from Upper Devonian Germany. ...inidae, are considered synonyms.<ref name=Denison>{{cite book|last=Denison|first=Robert|title=Handbook of Paleoichthyology, Volume 2, Placodermi|year=1978|p ...

| fossil_range = {{Geological range/linked|late Silurian|Devonian}} ...]] to Late [[Devonian]] age (around {{Period span/brief|Late Silurian|Late Devonian|-1}}), found in North America, China, Russia, Europe, and Australia. Someti ...

| fossil_range = {{fossil range|480|359|[[Early Ordovician]] to [[Late Devonian]]}} Pteraspidomorphs have been first regarded as related to [[bony fish]]es, then to [[shark]]s, then ancestral ...