- The Palaeonisciformes,
commonly known as "palaeoniscoids" (also
spelled "paleoniscoid", or
alternatively "paleoniscids") are an
extinct grouping of primitive...
- Sphenacanthus, Bythiacanthus, Taquaralodus, Itapyrodus, Anisopleurodontis),
palaeoniscids (Brazilichthys), and lungfish. "Prionosuchus". BioLib.
Retrieved 30...
- 'against'
Polypterus being a crossopterygian,
placing it
within the
palaeoniscids, the most
primitive actinopterygians. Much later, in 1946,
Romer confirmed...
- facies"
Isolated Ganoid Scales&
Teeth A
freshwater (lacustrine or fluvial)
palaeoniscid palaeonisciform.
Semionotidae Indeterminate Utah
Route 7 near St.George...
- fossils,
which abruptly become absent in the
horizon directly above while palaeoniscids appear (likely
arriving from
another lake at a time of
higher water...
-
evolution of fish,
particularly actinopterygians,
including Devonian palaeoniscids.
Gardiner also
investigated the
celebrated Piltdown Man palaeontological...
- of fish
present in
Early Jur****ic
Virginia included coelacanths and
palaeoniscids.
Their fossils were
buried in a
deposit now
called the
Midland Fish...
-
their lives instead of
truncating early.
Initially classified as a "
palaeoniscid",
later studies have
recovered it as a stem-neopterygian, or more recently...
-
palaeoniscoid tooth Progyrolepis P.
tricessimalaris Rattlesnake Canyon A
palaeoniscid known from a
partial skeleton.
Sagenodus S.
periprion (vicinity of) Geraldine...
-
Ferganiscus F.
osteolepis Nearly complete skeletons. A
small and
abundant palaeoniscid, 10–20
centimetres (3.9–7.9 in) in length.
Megaperleidus M. lissolepis...
