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- Brown; Patricia E. Ralrick; Takuya Konishi (2017). "A late Campanian euselachian ****emblage from the Bearpaw Formation of Alberta, Canada: some notable...
- treis, 'three' and Gr****: στῐ́χος stíkhos 'row') is an extinct genus of euselachian chondrichthyan from the Carboniferous period (Visean). Fossils of T....
- Acronemus is an extinct genus of euselachian from the Middle Tri****ic of Switzerland. It is an enigmatic genus with uncertain relations to other groups...
- Holocephali (which includes living chimaeras), though less closely than euselachians like hybodonts. The monophyly of the Ctenacanthiformes has been questioned...
- T****iliodus is an extinct genus of euselachian chondrichthyan known from the Early Devonian of southern Algeria. T****iliodus is known from the holotype...
- Brown; Patricia E. Ralrick; Takuya Konishi (2017). "A late Campanian euselachian ****emblage from the Bearpaw Formation of Alberta, Canada: some notable...
- Cook; Michael G. Newbrey; Donald B. Brinkman; James I. Kirkland (2014). "Euselachians from the freshwater deposits of the **** Cr**** Formation of Montana"...
- Cook, T.D.; Newbrey, M.G.; Brinkman, D.B.; Kirkland, J.I. (2014). "Euselachians from the freshwater deposits of the **** Cr**** Formation of Montana"...
- It was also suggested that ctenacanthiforms are closer to crown group euselachians than to other cladodont chondricthyans such as Symmoriiformes. In a 2024...
- belantseid petalodontiform euchondrocephalan Carcharopsis A ****tive euselachian shark Cladodus A "cladodont" Cochliodus C. contortus A "cochliodont"...