-
Notable as an
obligate air-breather, it is the sole
member of its
family Lepidosirenidae,
although some
authors also
place Protopterus in the family. In Brazil...
-
extant order of lungfish,
containing the
families Neoceratodontidae,
Lepidosirenidae, and
Protopteridae as well as many
other extinct groups.
Members of...
- (Campanian-Maastrichtian) of Sudan, but
phylogenetic evidence indicates that it and
Lepidosirenidae split at the very
beginning of the
Early Cretaceous,
around 145 Ma...
- earth.36.031207.124146. Froese, Rainer; Pauly,
Daniel (eds.). "Family
Lepidosirenidae". FishBase.
January 2009 version. "Protopterus aethiopicus". Fishing-worldrecords...
- the
extant Australian lungfish) and the
extinct Mioceratodus. It,
Lepidosirenidae, and
Protopteridae represent the only
lungfish families still extant...
- 1991 class:
Dipnoi J. P. Müller, 1844
Living families Order Ceratodontiformes Neoceratodontidae Lepidosirenidae Protopteridae Fossil taxa, see text...
-
Latimeriidae Latridae Lebiasinidae Leiognathidae Lepidogalaxiidae Lepidosirenidae Lepisosteidae Leptobramidae Leptochariidae Leptochilichthyidae Leptoscopidae...
- (February 26, 2002) Froese, Rainer; Pauly,
Daniel (eds.). "Family
Lepidosirenidae". FishBase.
January 2009 version.
Protopterus aethiopicus Archived...
- the Eocene. Some
researchers included Lavocatodus within the
family Lepidosirenidae, but
Longrich (2017)
recovered both
Lavocatodus and
Xenoceratodus within...
- the genus. In 1934,
Romer and
Smith ****igned the
genus to the
family Lepidosirenidae on the
basis that
Gnathorhiza exhibited a
similar shearing motion of...
