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A Pteraspis is a prehistoric fish without jaw that lived in the time while land was being populated. It lives in the Frantic Bay and can through its spikes inject a poison. its head is covered by a shell. It can see with his eyes at the side of the shell. It tail fin is separated in the larger fin on the underside and the smaller above. It can inflict water blight through different charge attacks and his horn-like excrescence forfront. The weakness is dragon, then wind. It feeds of small animals that it breathes in with the water. It is the juvenile form of the Pteraspis (Boss).

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  • Pteraspis
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  • A Pteraspis is a prehistoric fish without jaw that lived in the time while land was being populated. It lives in the Frantic Bay and can through its spikes inject a poison. its head is covered by a shell. It can see with his eyes at the side of the shell. It tail fin is separated in the larger fin on the underside and the smaller above. It can inflict water blight through different charge attacks and his horn-like excrescence forfront. The weakness is dragon, then wind. It feeds of small animals that it breathes in with the water. It is the juvenile form of the Pteraspis (Boss).
  • Like other heterostracan fishes, Pteraspis had a protective armored plating covering the front of its body. Though lacking fins other than its lobed tail, it is thought to have been a good swimmer thanks to stiff, wing-like protrusions derived from the armoured plates over its gills. This, along with the horn-like rostrum, made Pteraspis very streamlined in shape; a perfect quality for a good swimmer. Pteraspis also had some stiff spikes on its back, possibly an additional form of protection against predators. It is thought to have fed from shoals of plankton just under the ocean surface,[1] and is found in association with marine fossils.[2][3]
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Ecology
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Habitats
  • Frantic Bay
Ailments
  • Poison / Water blight
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  • x
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Move
  • Horn Attack
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  • Water
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  • Fish
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  • x
Weaknesses
  • Dragon / Wind
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  • -
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  • Pteraspis
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  • Democide
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  • Like other heterostracan fishes, Pteraspis had a protective armored plating covering the front of its body. Though lacking fins other than its lobed tail, it is thought to have been a good swimmer thanks to stiff, wing-like protrusions derived from the armoured plates over its gills. This, along with the horn-like rostrum, made Pteraspis very streamlined in shape; a perfect quality for a good swimmer. Pteraspis also had some stiff spikes on its back, possibly an additional form of protection against predators. It is thought to have fed from shoals of plankton just under the ocean surface,[1] and is found in association with marine fossils.[2][3] Pteraspis grew to a length of 8 inches (20 centimeters).
  • A Pteraspis is a prehistoric fish without jaw that lived in the time while land was being populated. It lives in the Frantic Bay and can through its spikes inject a poison. its head is covered by a shell. It can see with his eyes at the side of the shell. It tail fin is separated in the larger fin on the underside and the smaller above. It can inflict water blight through different charge attacks and his horn-like excrescence forfront. The weakness is dragon, then wind. It feeds of small animals that it breathes in with the water. It is the juvenile form of the Pteraspis (Boss).
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