The Late Devonian in Paleozoic spanned from
385 to
359.2 millon years ago. The explanation in brackets is the ages they lived in extinct species. Note that
Mya is million years ago. For example, "48.6~40.4 Mya" shows a range between 48.6 and 40.4 million years ago. The italic and bold figures, e.g.
488, show out of the range. The time range is shown in the
Geological Time Table. The followings are a part of the Evolutionary Tree.
Devonian,
Early Devonian,
Middle Devonian, Late Devonian
The right map is the continents at Early devonian provided by
C. R. Scotese PALEOMAP Project.
| 385.3 Mya |
| 385.3~374.5 Mya |  | Armoured fish | Campbellodus , Materpiscis , Rolfosteus |
 | Tetrapodomorpha | Ventastega (Amphibia like), Gogonasus , Metaxygnathus , Beelarongia , Eusthenopteron |
 | Lungfish | Scaumenacia |
| First amphibia fossil (Evolution from water to land) |
 | Primitive amphibia | Elginerpeton (Primitive tetrapoda) |
| 385.3~359.2 Mya |  | Spiny shark | Diplacanthus |
 | Tetrapodomorpha | Mandageria , Eusthenodon |
 | Ammonite | Soliclymenia |
| 383.7 Mya |
| 383.7~376.1 Mya |  | Armoured fish | Plourdosteus |
 | Tetrapodomorpha | Holoptychius , Panderichthys (Amphibia like), Tiktaalik |
| 383.7~359.2 Mya |  | Fern | Pseudobornia |
| 383.7~228 Mya | | First conifer fossil |
 | Conifer | Cordaites (Great Dying②③) |
| 383.7~183 Mya | | First cycad fossil |
 | Cycad | Cyclopteris (Great Dying②③④) |
| 380.8 Mya |
| 380.8~367 Mya |  | Ray-finned fish | Cheirolepis |
| 377 Mya |
| 377~362 Mya |  | Tetrapodomorpha | Sauripterus (From fins to fingers) |
| 377~310 Mya |  | Tetrapodomorpha | Rhizodus (Great Dying②) |
| 376.1 Mya |
| 376.1~360.7 Mya |  | Brittle star | Stephanoura |
| First shrimp fossil |
 | Shrimp | Palaeopalaemon |
| 376.1~359.2 Mya |  | Green algae | Protosalvinia |
| First seed plant fossil |
 | Seed plant | Moresnetia (Oldest seed plant), Archaeosperma |
 | Ammonite | Clymenia |
 | Spider | Gigantocharinus |
 | Armoured fish | Bothriolepis , Dunkleosteus (10m) |
 | Shark | Cladoselache (Primitive shark) |
 | Lungfish | Dipterus |
| 376.1~353.8 Mya |  | Sea bud | Mesoblastus (Great Dying②) |
| 376.1~345.3 Mya |  | Sea lily | Pachylocrinus (Great Dying②) |
| 376.1~342.8 Mya |  | Sea lily | Forbesiocrinus (Great Dying②) |
| 376.1~339.4 Mya |  | Sea bud | Orophocrinus (Great Dying②) |
| 376.1~332.9 Mya |  | Sea star | Onychaster (Great Dying②) |
| 376.1~260.5 Mya |  | Sea lily | Platycrinites (Great Dying②) |
| 376.1~252.3 Mya |  | Fern | Sphenophyllum (Great Dying②) |
 | Cephalopod | Pseudorthoceras (Great Dying②) |
| 376.1~199.6 Mya |  | Cartilaginous fish | Ageleodus (Great Dying②③④) |
| 376.1~0 Mya |  | Bivalve | (Cucullaea) (Great Dying②③④⑤) |
| 375 Mya |
| 375~360 Mya | | Second event of Major extinction (Great Dying②) |
| 374.5 Mya |
| 374.5~359.2 Mya |  | Jawless fish | Endeiolepis , Euphanerops |
 | Armoured fish | Turrisaspis |
 | Tetrapodomorpha | Hyneria (4m), Gooloogongia , Cabonnichthys , Duffichthys , Quebecius , Elpistostege , Canowindra |
 | Primitive amphibia | Ichthyostega , Hynerpeton , Obruchevichthys (Primitive tetrapoda), Acanthostega , Tulerpeton |