- components, as well. All
rhenanids were flattened, ray-like, bottom-dwelling
predators that
lived in
marine environments. The
rhenanids were once
presumed to...
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comparisons of
skull anatomies,
rhenanids are now
considered to be the
sister group of the antiarchs. When
rhenanids die,
their "mosaics" come apart,...
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Jagorina pandora is a
rhenanid placoderm of
Upper Frasnian Germany. As with
other rhenanids, it was a flattened, skate-like fish
protected in an armor...
- be
rhenanids) had
armor made up of a
mosaic of
unfused bony
plates and scales.
Because their armor was so fragile, few
intact examples of
rhenanids have...
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superficial similarities between its tubercles, and the
tubercles of the
rhenanids, some
paleontologists believe that
there are very few
concrete reasons...
- are
dorsal finned like the lumpsuckers, yet they are not related. The
Rhenanids became extinct over 200
million years before the
first stingrays evolved...
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Nefudina qalibahensis is a
rhenanid placoderm from the
early Emsian during the
Early Devonian epoch of
Northeastern Saudi Arabia. It is
known from skull...
- 2015-04-16. Elga Mark-Kurik (2010). "Dolganosteus, a new
Early Devonian rhenanid (Placodermi) from
northern Siberia". In
David K. Elliott; John G. Maisey;...
- is an
extinct group of chimaera-like
placoderms closely related to the
rhenanid placoderms. Superficially, the
acanthoracids resembled scaly chimaeras...
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Asterosteus is a
genus of
rhenanid placoderm from the Eifelian. The type species, A. stenocephalus, is
known from an
incomplete skull from
Middle Devonian...
