Miguasha : From water to land (The Miguasha National Park)
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The Devonian:
Age of Fishes
In search of our origins
Records of past life
The notion of geologic time
The history of the Devonian System
Witnesses to evolution
A lost world
Tectonic context
Paleogeography
Climate
A Devonian day
Life in crisis
The Late Devonian extinction event
The plant world
The conquest of land
The first forests
The plants of Miguasha
Protobarinophyton
Archaeopteris
Spermasporites
Spores by the millions
The animal world
Life in the sea
The diversification of fish
Toward the first tetrapods
The animals of Miguasha
A window through time
Representativity
Fossil quality
Specimens by the thousands
The food chain
Of predators and prey
Stomach contents
Coprolites
Invertebrates
The aquatic environment
Land-based communities
Vertebrates
Jawless fish
Anaspids
Osteostracans
Jawed fish
Placoderms
Antiarchs
Arthrodires
Acanthodians
Actinopterygians
Sarcopterygians
Actinistians
Porolepiforms
Dipnoi
Osteolepiforms
Elpistostegalians
Site map
The Devonian: Age of Fishes
In search of our origins
Records of past life
The notion of geologic time
The history of the Devonian System
Witnesses to evolution
A lost world
Tectonic context
Paleogeography
Climate
A Devonian day
Life in crisis
The Late Devonian extinction event
The plant world
The conquest of land
The first forests
The plants of Miguasha
Protobarinophyton
Archaeopteris
Spermasporites
Spores by the millions
The animal world
Life in the sea
The diversification of fish
Toward the first tetrapods
The animals of Miguasha
A window through time
Representativity
Fossil quality
Specimens by the thousands
The food chain
Of predators and prey
Stomach contents
Coprolites
Invertebrates
The aquatic environment
Asmusia
Pterygotus
Segmented worms
Trace fossils
Land-based communities
Zanclodesmus
Petaloscorpio
Vertebrates
Jawless fish
Anaspids
Endeiolepis
Euphanerops
Osteostracans
Escuminaspis
Levesquaspis
Jawed fish
Placoderms
Antiarchs
Bothriolepis
Arthrodires
Plourdosteus
Acanthodians
Triazeugacanthus
Homalacanthus
Diplacanthus
Actinopterygians
Cheirolepis
Sarcopterygians
Actinistians
Miguashaia
Porolepiforms
Holoptychius
Quebecius
Dipnoi
Scaumenacia
Fleurantia
Osteolepiforms
Callistiopterus
Eusthenopteron
Elpistostegalians
Elpistostege
Miguasha: A story written in stone
The Gaspé Peninsula: A world of oceans and mountains
The birth of the Appalachians
The closing of an ocean
A sea of fossils
Faunal realms
Devonian lands in the Gaspé Peninsula
The Miguasha Group
The Fleurant Formation
The Escuminac Formation
Geological characteristics
Localization systems
Biostratigraphy
An ancient estuary
An environment of exceptional preservation
Of cliffs and men
The Seigniory of Shoolbred
A World Heritage Site
Miguasha fossils around the world
The geology craze of the 19th century
The first discoveries
Scientists come to Miguasha
Links to Scotland
Local fossil hunters
Erik Jarvik and the Prince of Miguasha
The birth of the Miguasha project
The 1991 International Symposium
Le Parc national de Miguasha
Protecting a unique heritage
Fossil digs and research
The on-site museum
Miguasha:
A story written in stone
The Gaspé Peninsula: A world of oceans and mountains
The birth of the Appalachians
The closing of an ocean
A sea of fossils
Faunal realms
Devonian lands in the Gaspé Peninsula
The Miguasha Group
The Fleurant Formation
The Escuminac Formation
Geological characteristics
Localization systems
Biostratigraphy
An ancient estuary
An environment of exceptional preservation
Of cliffs and men
The Seigniory of Shoolbred
A World Heritage Site
Miguasha fossils around the world
The geology craze of the 19th century
The first discoveries
Scientists come to Miguasha
Links to Scotland
Local fossil hunters
Erik Jarvik and the Prince of Miguasha
The birth of the Miguasha project
The 1991 International Symposium
Le Parc national de Miguasha
Protecting a unique heritage
Fossil digs and research
The on-site museum
Site map
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