- from the Late Devonian. With the
exception of the
Chinese Phymosteus,
selenosteids lived in
shallow seas in what is now
Eastern North America (the Cleveland...
- and Morocco.
Enseosteus is very
similar to the
other Kellw****erkalk
selenosteids, though, the type species, E. jaekelli, has a bulbous, ****-shaped rostrum...
- shallow, algae-dimmed sea.
Draconichthys elegans differs from all
other selenosteids in the
structure of its
gnathal plates,
which are
comparatively large...
- and Morocco.
Walterosteus is very
similar to the
other Kellw****erkalk
selenosteids. This
similarity lead
Denison (1978) to
synonymize the genus, together...
-
Amazichthys is an
extinct genus of
selenosteid arthrodire from the
Middle Famennian of the Late
Devonian of the Anti-Atlas
Mountains of Morocco. It contains...
-
Because the
fossil is incomplete, its
exact relationship to the
other selenosteids can not be
satisfactorily determined. Wang, Junqing, and Min Zhu. "A...
-
Alienacanthus (/æliˌiːnəˈkænθəs/) (meaning "alien spine") is a
genus of
selenosteid placoderm from the
Famennian Ostrówka
Quarry in the Świętokrzyskie Mountains...
-
Germany and Morocco.
Rhinosteus is a
typical genus of Kellw****erkalk
selenosteids, with
short ch****s, and
slender inferognathal (lower jaw) plates. However...
-
Melanomontanosteus is an
extinct genus of
selenosteid placoderm that
lived during the Late Devonian. It
contains one
valid species, M. occit****, known...
-
brevis had a wide
skull with
tremendous orbits. And as
typical for
selenosteids, S.
brevis had weak
gnathal plates. The
median dorsal plate is crescent-shaped...
