- it was
found (Wee Jasper).
Cathlesichthys is
known from an
incomplete paranuchal, and
nuchal plates,
attaining a
skull length of
around 20 cm. Young, Gavin...
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hosted a spiracle. The
largest bones in the
skulls are the
posterior paranuchal plates, each of
which forms the rear edge of the head armor,
between the...
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rather fragmentary,
known from a left
anterior dorsolateral plate, a left
paranuchal plate, and an inferognathal. A.
rufus is
known from a nearly-complete...
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species name
means 'blunt spear' and
refers to the way the
nuchal and
paranuchal plates in the back of the head form the
shape of a
blunted spearhead....
- They have
short and
broad anterior ventrolateral plates, as well as
paranuchal plates with
postnuchal process. They also
feature long,
narrow anterior...
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Ursinoscorpaenopsis differs from
other scorpionfish genera by
having a
paranuchal spine, a
supplemental spine on the last
suborbital spine and non-fleshy...
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portion of a
skull roof (the holotype, IVPP V 15085-1, 2) and
three left
paranuchal plates. No
thoracic material is known. Dupret, V.; Zhu, M. (2008). "The...
- is also
armored with
interlocking dermal plates;
nuchal plate,
paired paranuchal plate,
paired postmarginal plate,
postpineal plate,
premedian plate, paired...
- the Eifelian-aged Elm
Point Limestone of Manitoba.
Based on a pair of
paranuchal and
marginal plates originally referred to the
genus Dinichthys. H. manitobensis...
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Spitzbergen and Germany. The
holotype of the type species, E. depressa, is a
paranuchal plate very
similar to
those seen in coccosteids. A very large, primitive...
