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- Caseodus is an extinct genus of eugeneodontid holocephalian from the Carboniferous of the United States (Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, South Dakota) and the...
- Zangerl, 1981 Type genus Caseodus Zangerl, 1981 Type species Orodus basalis (=Caseodus basalis) Cope, 1894 Genera Caseodus Erikodus Fadenia Ornithoprion...
- unfused and unspecialized in comparison to genera such as Fadenia and Caseodus. It is considered the sister family to Caseodontidae, with the two together...
- Eugeneodontida. Superfamily Caseodontoidea Family Caseodontidae Genus Caseodus Genus Erikodus Genus Fadenia Genus Ornithoprion Genus Pirodus Genus Romerodus...
- eugeneodontids such as Eugeneodus and is most similar to that seen in Fadenia and Caseodus. The scapulocoracoids (pectoral girdle) were well-developed but unfused...
- Permian period, with only a few genera surviving into the earliest Tri****ic (Caseodus, Fadenia). Typically, members of this group had tooth whorls. Species of...
- preserved postcrania include the Pennsylvanian to Tri****ic-age caseodontoids Caseodus, Fadenia, and Romerodus. These taxa have a fusiform (streamlined, torpedo-shaped)...
- preserved postcrania include the Pennsylvanian to Tri****ic-age caseodontoids Caseodus, Fadenia, and Romerodus. These taxa have a fusiform (streamlined, torpedo-shaped)...
- Ornithoprion is most similar to that seen in other caseodonts such as Caseodus, which typically share its thin, band-like shape and limited cranial articulation...
- some Neoselachii, as well as a few last survivors of the Eugeneodontida (Caseodus, Fadenia). Amphibians: Relatively large, marine temnospondyl amphibians...