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Dunkleosteidae is an
extinct family of
arthrodire placoderms that
lived during the
Devonian period. The
gigantic apex
predator Dunkleosteus terrelli is...
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distantly related Aspinothoracidi. Carr &
Hlavin resurrected the
family Dunkleosteidae and
placed Dunkleosteus, Eastmanosteus, and a few
other genera from...
- vertebrates:
Aspinothoracidi Bobasatraniidae Coccosteomorphi Colobodontidae Dunkleosteidae Laugiidae Endeiolepididae Pachyosteomorphi Parasemionotidae (="Ospiidae")...
- dunkleosteids.
Eastmanosteus and its
relative Dunkleosteus belong to the
family Dunkleosteidae. The
phylogeny of
Eastmanosteus can be
shown in the
cladogram below:...
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Dunkleosteoidea was then
considered to
consist of the two
sister families Dunkleosteidae and Panxiosteidae. However, the 2016 Zhu et al.
phylogenetic study using...
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belong to two
separate clades. Carr &
Hlavin resurrected the
family Dunkleosteidae and
placed Dunkleosteus, Eastmanosteus, and a few
other genera from...
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confused with another, similarly-named arthrodire,
Bruntonichthys of
Dunkleosteidae. This
Cleveland Shale species has an
infragnathal as
large as that of...
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Frasnian stage from Kerman, Iran.
Golshanichthys belongs to the
family Dunkleosteidae,
closely related to the
giant Dunkleosteus. The
phylogeny of Golshanichthys...
- S. H. Yoh of
Peking University.
Kiangyousteus belongs to the
family Dunkleosteidae. The
phylogeny of
Kiangyousteus can be
shown in the
cladogram below:...
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monotypic family for Dinichthys, and only a few
other genera placed within Dunkleosteidae,
Hadrosteidae is now seen as a
valid family again. Denison,
Robert (1978)...
