- species) †"
Cephalaspis"
aarhusi (Wangsjö, 1952) †"
Cephalaspis" ag****izi (Lankester, 1868) †"
Cephalaspis"
brevirostris (Denison, 1952) †"
Cephalaspis" broughi...
-
Cephalaspidomorphs are a
group of
jawless fishes named for
Cephalaspis of the osteostracans. Most
biologists regard this
taxon as extinct, but the name...
- and
distribution are as follows:
Eurypterus De Kay, 1825 ?Eurypterus
cephalaspis Salter, 1856 – Silurian,
England Uncertain placement. Only 3 of the specimens...
-
Cephalaspis (a
jawless fish)...
- that the
shield has no
pineal foramen (the "hole"
between the eyes of
Cephalaspis and its relatives), and that an
opening at the base of the
rostrum gives...
- Editions. p. 23. ISBN 1-84028-152-9. Lankester, E. R. (1870). "I.—On a New
Cephalaspis Discovered in America, etc".
Geological Magazine. 7 (75): 397–399. Bibcode:1870GeoM...
- Sandstone] (Devonian of Ukraine). Z.
elegans (which was once
known as
Cephalaspis elegans (Balabai, 1962)) is
found on the
Podolian plateau. Preliminary...
-
Cephalaspis, a
jawless fish...
- plate') is an
extinct genus of
primitive jawless fish,
closely related to
Cephalaspis, that
lived in the Late
Silurian (Pridoli) to
Devonian period in what...
- Late
Silurian Europe.
Individuals of
Thyestes superficially resembled Cephalaspis, but were more
closely related to
Auchenaspis and Tremataspis. v t e...
