Tiktaalik roseae Variant:Hand painted lo que indica que habitaba

lo que indica que habitaba regiones más templadas y boscosas en comparación con su pariente gigante

similar to those found on modern birds and which could have served as anchor points for feather-like structures

It lived during the latest Maastrichtian

curved claws on its front legs

Tiktaalik roseae Variant:Hand painted lo que indica que habitabaTiktaalik roseae is a fossil vertebrate from the Late Devonian (approximately 375 million years ago) that represents a morphological and functional intermediate form between lobe finned fish and the first limbed vertebrates (tetrapods). The genus Tiktaalik was first described following discoveries in 2004 in rocks of the Canadian Arctic, on Ellesmere Island (Nunavut) , and constitutes one of the best examples of transition in the fossil record between