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Orodus (from Gr****: ωραίος oraíos, 'beautiful' and Gr****: ὀδούς odoús 'tooth') is an
extinct genus of
orodontiform cartilaginous fish.
Fossils are known...
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Government Area:
Ashafa Awodi Ajegunle Aiyetoro Ajeromi Araromi Ajeromi Cardoso Orodu Temidire Onibaba Layeni Tolu "Nigeria:
Administrative Division (States and...
- placoderms. In addition,
teeth of a
chondrichthyan thought to
belong to
Orodus (
Orodus spp.) were
found in ****ociation with
Dunkleosteus remains, suggesting...
- Eze Ogba Play Ground, Eze Ogba IV; Ahia Orie Square, Umu-
Orodu I; Ahia Orie Square, Umu-
Orodu II;
Chief Ugorji's Comp., Umu-Egburu; Ellah's Comp., Umu-Enyike...
- Ochonma, Chidiebere; Omeje, Maxwell; Sanni,
Samuel E.; Emetere,
Moses E.;
Orodu, Kale B.; Igwilo,
Kevin C. (17 Dec 2019). "Radiological and
toxicity risk...
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Orodontiformes known from
skeletal material are two
species of
Orodus,
Orodus greggi and
Orodus micropterygius from the
Carboniferous of
North America. These...
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looked like
modern rays,
though it is not
closely related with them.
Orodus Orodus is
another cartilaginous fish of the Carboniferous, a
genus from the...
- †Caseodontidae Zangerl, 1981 Type
genus Caseodus Zangerl, 1981 Type
species Orodus basalis (=Caseodus basalis) Cope, 1894
Genera Caseodus Erikodus Fadenia...
- 1966 †
Orodus Ag****iz, 1838 †
Orodus catenatus Portlock, 1843 †
Orodus cinctus Ag****iz, 1843 †
Orodus decussatus St. John & Worthen, 1875 †
Orodus devonicus...
- palaeoniscoids, brachiopods, orthocones, and
cartilaginous fishes such as
Orodus, Denaea, Cobelodus, Symmorium, and
other holocephalans,
including members...
