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- 2.01 in)) than macrota (19 to 38 millimetres (0.75 to 1.50 in)). Most widespread species of Striatolamia are S. striata and S. macrota. Fossil teeth and...
- Ma); extinct species include M. lineata and M. maslinensis. Striatolamia macrota, which lived in warm shallow waters during the Paleogene period (c. 66–23...
- take a nip! 2024-09-20 169 5 Sand Sharks Sand Sharks 2012 Striatolamia Macrota – Niemals war der Hai-Film toter! every time, with every shark victim we...
- †Odobenus rosmarus Odocoileus †Odocoileus virgini**** Odontaspis †Odontaspis macrota †Odontaspis winkleri †Odontopteryx – tentative report Odostomia Oliva †Oliva...
- Premontreia subulidens Scyliorhinus Squalus Squatina prima Striatolamia macrota Striatolamia striata Triakis Myliobatis Burnhamia Coupatezia soutersi Dasyatis...
- trigonalis, Odontaspis winkleri, Palaeohypotodus rutoti and Striatolamia macrota – sand sharks Edaphodon bucklandi and Elasmodus hunteri – chimaeras Dasyatis...
- (=Isurus americ****) A lamnid mackerel shark. Odontaspis O. sp. A sand shark. Otodus O. angustidens A megatooth shark. Striatolamia S. macrota A sand shark....
- woodburnei UCR RV-8200, Telm 4. Lower. A complete lateral tooth. Squatina S. sp. Upper An angelshark. Striatolamia S. cf. macrota Upper A sand shark....
- Galeocerdo G. latidens Hypotodus H. verticalis Nanjemoy Cr****, MD Odontaspis O.macrota, O. winkleri Evergreen Plantation, VA Otodus O. obliquus Evergreen Plantation...
- Neugeboren, 1851 †Striatolamia macrota Ag****iz, 1843 †S. m. asiatica Zhelezko, 1999 †S. m. evolutus Zhelezko, 1999 †S. m. macrota Ag****iz, 1843 †S. m. paniseliensis...