- C.
hastalis,
especially the
status of its genus, has long been
subject to debate. The
initial binomial name was
first given as
Oxyrhina hastalis and...
-
shark (Carcharodon carcharias).
Extinct species include C.
hubbelli and C.
hastalis. The
first appearance of the
genus may have been as
early as the Early...
- narrow,
serrated teeth evolved from C.
hastalis with a broad,
unserrated teeth is uncertain.
Tracing beyond C.
hastalis,
another prevailing hypothesis proposes...
-
variation Oxyrhina hastalis var. escheri. In 1961,
Kruckow deemed the
shark as a
subspecies rather than a
variation of the then
Isurus hastalis and
renamed it...
- as
Otodus debrayi,
Otodus stromeri,
Otodus rondelettiformis, and
Otodus hastalis.
These dubious species are
considered to be
synonymus or are
pending re****esment...
-
Glyphis hastalis is a
species of
extinct river shark from
Great Britain.
Modern relatives include the
Ganges shark and
speartooth shark. "Fossilworks:...
-
Otodus hastalis is an
extinct dubious species of
Lamniform shark what
lived in the
Miocene epoch, and was
related to Megalodon.
Otodus hastalis is a dubious...
- like C.
hastalis and in the
extant white shark, C. carcharias. The
distal inclination of the
intermediate tooth is
characteristic of C.
hastalis, but the...
- more
closely related to the
extinct broad-toothed mako (Cosmopolitodus
hastalis) than to megalodon, as
evidenced by more
similar dentition in
those two...
- genera.
These include species of
Carcharodon (Cosmopolitodus) like C.
hastalis, C. pl****,
species of Macrorhizodus, Isurolamna, and others. The two living...
