- placoderms, the
phyllolepids were bottom-dwelling
predators that
ambushed prey.
Unlike other flattened placoderms, the
phyllolepids were inhabitants...
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clasper into the female.
Elongated basipterygia are also
found on the
phyllolepid placoderms, such as
Austrophyllolepis and Cowralepis, both from the Middle...
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freshwater environments,
possibly rivers and streams. As with all
other known phyllolepids,
Phyllolepis were
presumed to have been blind, bottom-dwelling predators...
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Austrophyllolepis is an
extinct genus of
phyllolepid arthrodire placoderm from
Middle to Late
Devonian freshwater strata of Australia. The type species...
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Cowralepis is an
extinct genus of
phyllolepid placoderm of
Givetian Cowra, New
South Wales, and
several juveniles of
various stages of
growth have also...
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Phyllolepididae is one of two
families of
phyllolepid placoderms. The family, as a whole, is
believed to be
descended from the
Chinese placoderm, Gavinaspis...
- is an
extinct genus of
phyllolepid placoderm first discovered in New
South Wales.
Placolepis was the most
widespread phyllolepid genus, with
fossils found...
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retrieved 2025-01-20 Young,
Gavin C.; Long, John A. (2005). "
Phyllolepid placoderm fish
remains from the
Devonian Aztec Siltstone,
southern Victoria...
- 1096-3642.2009.00578.x. Dupret, Vincent; M. Zhu (2007-11-30). "The
earliest phyllolepid (Placodermi, Arthrodira) from the Late
Lochkovian (Early Devonian) of...
- fish
spines and bony plates.
Fault Bluff' is the type
locality for the
phyllolepid placoderms,
Austrophyllolepis quiltyi and
Placolepis tingeyi. This outcrop...
