- the
evolution of
neopterygians from the
earlier actinopterygians. However, a very
important step in the
evolution of
neopterygians is the acquisition...
- new stem-
neopterygian fish from the
Middle Tri****ic (Anisian) of Yunnan, China, with a re****essment of the
relationships of
early neopterygian clades"...
-
known from the
Middle to Late
Permian and are
among the
earliest known neopterygians.
Holostei was
thought to be
regarded as paraphyletic. However, a recent...
-
subclass of non-
neopterygian ray-finned fish.
While the term
originally referred to the
paraphyletic grouping of all non-
neopterygian ray-finned fish...
- Tri****ic, 235–242 million
years ago. However, they are
thought to be
basal neopterygians and are not
related to
modern flying fish, with the wing-like pectoral...
-
during the Tri****ic and
survived the
extinction event. The
earliest known neopterygian fish,
including early holosteans and teleosts,
appeared near the beginning...
-
somewhat deep-bodied
fishes with a
durophagous diet. Like many
other stem-
neopterygians, they have
traditionally been
placed in the
order Perleidiformes, which...
-
later evolutionary development,
resulting in a
lightening of the frame.
Neopterygians (from Gr**** for new fins)
appeared sometime in the Late Permian, before...
- Matt (August 2018). "Body-shape
diversity in Tri****ic–Early
Cretaceous neopterygian fishes:
sustained holostean disparity and
predominantly gradual increases...
-
Halecomorphi as the
sister group of Teleostei, the
major group of
living neopterygians,
rendering the
Holostei paraphyletic. The
Holostei hypothesis proposes...
