- the
earliest record of
salmonids was the
Early Eocene-aged
Eosalmo driftwoodensis, a stem-salmonine,
which was
first described from
fossils found at Driftwood...
-
identified those fossils as
Eosalmo cf.
driftwoodensis. A new but
tentative occurrence for
Eosalmo cf.
driftwoodensis was
reported by
Wilson in 1987. Fossils...
- P.
driftwoodensis in the
journal Botanical Gazette. In her type
description she did not note the
etymology for the
specific epithet driftwoodensis. The...
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migratory lives, but
neither is
termed "salmon" . The
extinct Eosalmo driftwoodensis, the
oldest known Salmoninae fish in the
fossil record,
helps scientists...
-
America and P.
tropicalis in
western Cuba.
Subsection Incertae sedis †P.
driftwoodensis –
Early Eocene,
British Columbia,
Canada All but two
species (P. resinosa...
-
fossils of
ancestral salmon, trout, and suckers,
including Eosalmo driftwoodensis.
Ongoing paleontological research continues at the site, but fossil...
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other three species, "Amia" hesperia,
Amyzon aggregatum, and
Eosalmo driftwoodensis, were
first described from
Okanagan Highlands formations in British...
- Esox †Esox columbi**** – type
locality for
species †Eosalmo †Eosalmo
driftwoodensis †Gyrace †Gyrace
occidentalis (syn=Squalus occidentalis) Heptranchias...
- aggregatum, E.
driftwoodensis,
Hiodon woodruffi, and
Libotonius pearsoni, in the
respective basins.
Lastly the
ancestral salmon Eosalmo driftwoodensis is found...
- "Eohiodon" rosei. The
monograph added the
families Salmonidae with
Eosalmo driftwoodensis,
Libotoniidae with
Libotonius blakeburnensis, and
Moronidae with Priscacara...
