-
species of the
Amiiformes can be
found as
fossils in Asia and Europe, but the
bowfin is the last
living species in the order.
Amiiformes is
therefore the...
- Cretaceous.
Division 2.
Order Amiiformes – the
relict bowfin, (halecomorphids), the only
extant species in the
order Amiiformes which date back to the Tri****ic...
- (most
living fishes) Holostei,
which include:
Lepisosteiformes (gars)
Amiiformes (bowfin) The
cladogram below shows the main
clades of
living actinopterygians...
- Cretaceous.
Division 2.
Order Amiiformes – the
relict bowfin, (halecomorphids), the only
extant species in the
order Amiiformes which date back to the Tri****ic...
- Panxianichthyiformes, Ionoscopiformes, and
Amiiformes. In
addition to many
extinct species,
Amiiformes includes only 1
extant species that is commonly...
- The
following is a list of
common fish
species known to
occur in the
lakes and
rivers of Canada.
Family Petromyzontidae (northern lampreys)
Vancouver lamprey...
- are one of two
extant orders in the
infraclass Holostei alongside the
Amiiformes (now
represented by only the bowfins).
While represented only by the two...
-
Holostei Lepisosteiformes Amiiformes Teleostei...
-
Holostei Lepisosteiformes Amiiformes Teleostei...
- "History of two lineages:
Comparative analysis of the
fossil record in
Amiiformes and
Pycnodontiformes (Osteischtyes, Actinopterygii)".
Spanish Journal...
