Hevaspis kozlowskii – Devonian Fossil Fish

• Species: Hevaspis kozlowskii
• Type: Fossil early vertebrate – Jawless fish
• Geological Age: Early Devonian – Lochkovian
• Member: Ustechko Member
• Formation: Old Red Formation
• Location: Podolia, Ukraine
• Preservation: Original fossil specimen on natural matrix 
• Size: 17 x 13 cm 

Interesting specimen of Hevaspis kozlowskii, an early jawless vertebrate from the Lower Devonian deposits of Podolia, Ukraine.

Hevaspis belongs to the remarkable assemblage of early armored jawless fishes that inhabited aquatic environments during the early stages of vertebrate evolution. These primitive fishes are particularly important for understanding the diversification of vertebrates before the widespread dominance of jawed fishes later in the Devonian.

The specimen originates from the Ustechko Member of the Old Red Formation in Podolia, a historically important region for the study of Early Devonian vertebrate faunas.

Fossils from these deposits document an important chapter in the evolution of early vertebrates during the period traditionally known as the "Age of Fishes", making specimens such as this particularly interesting for specialized paleontological collections. The fossil is preserved on its natural matrix with identifiable anatomical features and original surface detail.

An uncommon Early Devonian vertebrate fossil from the classic Podolian deposits, ideal for collectors of fossil fishes, early vertebrates, Paleozoic fossils, and evolutionary history.

Its unusual taxonomic attribution, geological age, and provenance make it a particularly interesting addition to an advanced private collection, educational institution, or specialized natural history display.

The specimen will be securely packed using professional protective materials to ensure safe worldwide shipping.