Myriacanthoidei
http://palaeos.com/vertebrates/taxa/taxlistLO.html WebFossilworks: Myriacanthidae †family Myriacanthidae Woodward 1889 (chimaera) Chondrichthyes - Chimaeriformes PaleoDB taxon number: 247261 Synonym: Acanthorhinidae Patterson 1965 (taxon 259483) Full reference: A. S. Woodward. 1889. On the Myriacanthidae - an extinct family of chimaeroid fishes.
Myriacanthoidei
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WebThis is the first fossil holocephalan record from the Iberian Peninsula. The material comprises a mandibular tooth plate, two incomplete and isolated symphyseal tritoral rods, and almost 20 frontal tenacular denticles. On the basis of size and morphological features, the material represents different ontogenetic stages.
WebThe first two orders are only represented by extinct taxa. The order Chimaeriformes comprises the subor ders Echinochimaeroidei, Squalorajoidei, Myriacanthoidei, Chimaeropsoidei and Chimaeroidei. The latter only are rep resented by both extinct and extant taxa, the others only by extinct taxa. WebContents: General Morphology Habitat and Adaptations Relationships Classification Systematics Cladistic Analysis Class Chondrichthyes Subclass Elasmobranchii Subclass Subterbranchialia Superorder (unnamed) Order IniopterygiaSuperorder Holocephali Order Chondrenchelyiformes Family Chondrenchelyidae Order Helodontiformes Family …
WebThe genus is the only member of the family Squalorajidae, itself the only family in the suborder Squalorajoidei of the order Chimaeriformes. Phylogenetic analyses suggest a divergence of the... WebChimaeriformes; Myriacanthoidei. Lund, R (1988), New information on Squatinactis caudispinatus (Chondrichthyes, Cladodontida) from the Chesterian Bear Gulch limestone …
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WebThe pre-pelvic tenacula of male chimaeroids have evolved from groups of enlarged scales without skeletal support which occur in myriacanthoids. It is suggested that the frontal clasper of male chimaeroids has evolved from paired structures, defensive in function, which occurred in both sexes in Palaeozoic Chimaeriformes. splunk foundation certhttp://palaeos.com/vertebrates/references/refs.html splunk free trialWebMyrmecodia tuberosa, Myrmecodia beccarii and Myrmecodia echinata are all referred to as the ‘Anthouse Plants’, a fascinating group that come from Asia through to Queensland. As … splunk forwarder system requirementsWebFossilworks: Myriacanthidae †family Myriacanthidae Woodward 1889 (chimaera) Chondrichthyes - Chimaeriformes PaleoDB taxon number: 247261 Synonym: … splunk ftnt_action monitoredWeb†Myriacanthoidei Chimaeroidei Callorhinchidae Chimaeridae Rhinochimaeridae Chimaeras[1]are cartilaginous fishin the orderChimaeriformes/kɪˈmɛrɪfɔːrmiːz/, known informally as ghost sharks, rat fish, spookfish, or rabbit fish; the last three names are not to be confused with rattails, Opisthoproctidae, or Siganidae, respectively. splunk free certificationhttp://palaeos.com/vertebrates/chondrichthyes/dendrogram.html shell.exec vbscriptWebNov 5, 2014 · Isolated dorsal fin spines with a specific morphology (gracile and straight spine with costate antero-lateral walls), several naturally associated dentitions as well as more than a dozen of... splunk free download