Traquairaspis

Traquairaspis is a genus of extinct heterostracan agnathan fish known from the Silurian and Early Devonian periods. It is predominantly known from Late Silurian fluvial deposits from Wales and England: some species were also found in shallow water marine environment in Canada and North America.
The head-shield and body armor of most species form an almond shape. Plates have a distinctive ornamentation of tubercles: this ornamentation is very similar to the plate ornamentation of the heterostracan "Weigeltaspis". This similarity of ornamentation creates much confusion over the taxonomical placement of "Weigeltaspis", in addition to confusion over whether or not an isolated plate is of "Traquairaspis", or of "Weigeltaspis". The armor of "T. symmondsi" (syn. "Phialaspis symmondsi") is shaped like a jet plane or paper airplane, with pointed wing-like crests and a dorsal crest near the posterior end of the armor.
The generic name honors Ramsay Heatley Traquair.