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- which many likely were piscivorous), several insects, the clam shrimp Euestheria and some birdlike dinosaurs. No fish are known from specifically the Daohugou...
- Rhaetian according to fossils of conchostracans such as Shipingia olseni and Euestheria brodieana. Weems, Robert E.; Olsen, Paul E. (1997-02-01). "Synthesis and...
- Late Tri****ic (Rhaetian)  China A clam shrimp. Originally described as Euestheria? luchangensis Chen (1974). Triglypta hebeiensis Sp. nov Valid Liao & Huang...
- Spinicaudata Relatively large spinicaudatan, reached around 2 cm length Euestheria E. feysi Spinicaudata Much smaller than Montcestheria Carbonita C. ?salteriana...
- Protonectes germanicus Stargelytron larissae Zygadenia sp. Coptoclavidae indet. Euestheria kozuri Gregoriusella striatula Laxitextella dorsorecta L. freybergi Apatopus...
- Valves A marine/brackish ostracod of the superfamily Cytherelloidea. Euestheria E. opalina E. sp. Klein Lehmhagen pit, Grimmen Dobbertin Valves A freshwater...
- so few fossils are found. Occasional minute crustaceans of the genus Euestheria have been found in the marl lenses within the sandstone. A few kilometres...
-  China A clam shrimp belonging to the family Polygraptidae; moved from Euestheria dazuensis Chen (1974) Polygrapta yipinglangensis Comb. nov Valid (Chen)...
- series", identified in the 1950s in the Świętokrzyskie Mountains with Euestheria, was integrated as a subunit, reflecting limnic s**** facies. The Ciechocinek...
- section of the Newark basin. Typical Rhaetian conchostracans such as Euestheria brodieana only appear in the last few layers of the Catharpin Cr**** Formation...