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- Birgeria is a genus of carnivorous marine ray-finned fish from the Tri****ic period. Birgeria had a global distribution, with fossil known from Madagascar...
- of fish today). Predatory actinopterygians such as saurichthyids and birgeriids, some of which grew over 1.2 m (3.9 ft) in length, appeared in the Early...
- hard-s****ed prey, while other actinopterygians like saurichthyids and birgeriids mainly occupied top predator piscivorous niches. They originated from...
- Pyramiden Member ("Fish zone 2"), Falkeryg Member ("Fish zone 5") A birgeriid. The genus had a cosmopolitan distribution during the Tri****ic Bobasatrania...
- holostean Birgeria B. guizhouensis A large predatory birgeriid B. sp. A large predatory birgeriid Colobodus C. sp. A colobodontid perleidiform Guizhoucoelacanthus...
- ptycholepid Birgeria B. aldingeri Lusitaniadalen Member (Fish Niveau) A birgeriid.The material was originally referred to B. mougeoti, the type species...
- Qianosuchus. Otherwise, fish including saurichthyids, palaeoniscids, birgeriids, perleidids, eugnathids, semionotids, pholidopleurids, peltopleurids,...
- form 3.66% of fossil specimens, including saurichthyids, palaeoniscids, birgeriids, perleidids, eugnathids, semionotids, pholidopleurids, peltopleurids,...
- provenance uncertain. Birgeria B. stensioei A predatory and pelagic birgeriid chondrostean, by far the largest actinopterygian in the formation. The...
- Coccolepidae, although due to preservation it is tentative. It is not belong to birgeriid considering differences from Birgeria. However, if identification as acipenseriform...