Hibbertopterina

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The hibbertopterina were a family of large, spiny-skinned invertebrates living during the Devonian and Permian eras, named for palaeontologist S. Hibbert.

They resembled scorpions, but reached up to 1.6 m in length. Although they were often aquatic, some were terrestrial. Species include Hibbertopterus scouleri.


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