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Definition of Psammosteidae

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- Psammosteidae is an extinct family of flattened, benthic heterostracan vertebrates that lived in marine and estuary environments in Europe, Russia & North...
- Mark-Kurik, E.Yu., Psammosteidy (Agnatha, Psammosteidae) devona SSSR (Psammosteids (Agnatha, Psammosteidae) from the Devonian of the USSR), Tallinn: Inst...
- Pycnolepis Pycnosteidae Tartuosteus Pycnosteus Psammolepididae Psammosteus Psammosteidae Crenosteus Elgaia Karelosteus Osteoplax Placosteus Psammosteus Psarkosteus...
- Pycnolepis Pycnosteidae Tartuosteus Pycnosteus Psammolepididae Psammosteus Psammosteidae Crenosteus Elgaia Karelosteus Osteoplax Placosteus Psammosteus Psarkosteus...
- Pycnolepis Pycnosteidae Tartuosteus Pycnosteus Psammolepididae Psammosteus Psammosteidae Crenosteus Elgaia Karelosteus Osteoplax Placosteus Psammosteus Psarkosteus...
- Drepanaspis of Early Devonian Germany, which is either included in the family Psammosteidae, or placed within its own family, Drepanaspididae. If the late Silurian/Early...
- Pycnolepis Pycnosteidae Tartuosteus Pycnosteus Psammolepididae Psammosteus Psammosteidae Crenosteus Elgaia Karelosteus Osteoplax Placosteus Psammosteus Psarkosteus...
- grandis is estimated to have length over 50 cm (1.6 ft). Some members of Psammosteidae such as Obruchevia and Tartuosteus are estimated to reached up to 2 m...
- "Psammosteoidei", or as an order-level taxon as "Psammosteida", or as a family, "Psammosteidae". Anatomically, a typical psammosteid resembles a typical pteraspidid...
- paraphyletic within Pteraspidiformes, and thus, no longer valid, while Psammosteidae is now regarded as a separate subtaxon within Pteraspidiformes, "Psammosteida...