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Fossils of the Tri****ic †prohaleciteiform †Prohalecites sp., the
earliest teleosteomorph...
- rays. The
oldest known teleosteomorph is
Prohalecites from the Tri****ic of Italy. The last
surviving non-teleostean
teleosteomorph was Belonostomus, which...
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Marcopoloichthys is an
extinct genus of
marine teleosteomorph ray-finned fish
known from the
Middle and Late Tri****ic of the
former Tethys Ocean (Italy...
- et al.
provided a more
solid classification. The
oldest fossils of
teleosteomorphs (the stem
group from
which teleosts later evolved) date back to the...
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hunting planktonic crustaceans and
smaller fish. A very
early teleost/
teleosteomorph,
Pholidophorus had many
primitive characteristics such as
ganoid scales...
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Ladinian and
possibly Carnian (Tri****ic) of Italy. It is the
oldest known teleosteomorph, a
group that
includes extant teleosts and
their close fossil relatives...
- Bürgin, T.; Furrer, H. (2024). "A new
suction feeder and
miniature teleosteomorph,
Marcopoloichthys mirigioliensis, from the
lower Besano Formation (late...
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halecomorph related to Caturus, but more
recent studies indicate it to be a
teleosteomorph,
potentially in the Pholidophoriformes.
Specimens of the
genus Eurypoma...
- is an
extinct genus of
prehistoric marine ray-finned fish,
likely a
teleosteomorph, that
lived in
Europe during the
early Carnian stage of the Late Tri****ic...
- Toni; Furrer,
Heinz (2024-06-14). "A new
suction feeder and
miniature teleosteomorph,
Marcopoloichthys mirigioliensis, from the
lower Besano Formation (late...
