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whose carapace measures 128.1 mm (5.04 in) in
postrostral length and 117.0 mm (4.61 in) in width.
Postrostral length excludes the rostrum.
Including the...
- 68 in) in
postrostral length and 199.1 mm (7.84 in) in
width in males. In females, the
largest carapace measured 190.5 mm (7.50 in) in
postrostral length...
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specifically the Carnian. It was a small,
fusiform fish with a
reduced postrostral very
similar in
morphology to
another member of the
family Lasalichthys...
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between the
nasals and the
supraocular scales.
There are 1–4
keeled postrostral internasals.
Loreal pit is divided.
Ventrals 155–166, 3–5 postoculars...
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Cretaceous Bahariya Formation. The
nares are
elevated and so is the high
postrostral cranium and
short skull table. The
orbital margins are
likewise raised...
- and groove, the carina,
extends beyond the
epigastral tooth with the
postrostral carina almost reaching to the rear of the carapace. The
maximum total...
- of description, a female, had a
carapace measuring 123 mm (4.8 in) in
postrostral length and 117 mm (4.6 in) in width.
Whereas its
carapace is
about 9⁄10...
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wrinkly second segment, and
toward the front, it has a
rounded telson.
Postrostral carapace length 132.8 mm (5.23 in) No
current records exist of adult...
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small and
medially separated by the
elongate "frontals" (parietals). The
postrostral is large. The (rostro-)premaxilla is unpaired. The
maxilla is cleaver-shaped...
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skeleton along with the
scales known.
Pacorichthys had a large,
smooth postrostral with a
single row of
pores that made up the
supraorbital canal. It made...
