- Late Jur****ic
Palaeocarcharias should be
considered the
oldest known lamniform, this is disputed. The
earliest unambiguous records of
lamniformes are...
- the
second most
basal extant lamniform after the
goblin sharks,
while Odontaspis diverged from the rest of the
lamniforms only afterwards, and is thus...
-
argued whether its body form was more
stocky or
elongated than the
modern lamniform sharks.
Maximum body
length estimates between 14.2 and 24.3
metres (47...
- Squalicorax,
commonly known as the crow shark, is a
genus of
extinct lamniform shark known to have
lived during the
Cretaceous period. The
genus had a...
- Badaut,
Teddy (2021). "Body
length estimation of
Neogene macrophagous lamniform sharks (Carcharodon and Otodus)
derived from ****ociated
fossil dentitions"...
- Eel, cf.
Echelus branchialis,
collected by
Louis Ag****iz
Vertebrae of a
lamniform shark,
London Clay, Isle of
Sheppey Reptile fossils from this time, such...
- (2005). "Phylogeny of
lamniform sharks (Chondrichthyes: Elasmobranchii) and the
contribution of
dental characters to
lamniform systematics". Paleontological...
- (2005). "Phylogeny of
lamniform sharks (Chondrichthyes: Elasmobranchii) and the
contribution of
dental characters to
lamniform systematics". Paleontological...
- PMID 12089439. S2CID 11207255.
Royal Tyrrell Museum (28
March 2012),
Lamniform sharks: 110
million years of
ocean supremacy,
archived from the original...
-
evolved independently from
other extant filter-feeding sharks, even the
lamniform basking shark,
making it an
example of
convergent evolution. The appearance...
