I have been given a title concerning what Medawar (1967: 23, 74) called 'a comparatively
humble and unexacting kind of science,'research in 'the parish registers of evolution.'To …

The classification of modern lower teleostean fishes hasbeen erected piecemeal, and the
interrelationships of many of the groups remain unknown. That the structure of some of these …

The phylogenetic relationships of 15 Jurassic teleostean genera from Europe (eg,†
Allothrissops,† Anaethalion,† Ascalabos,† Leptolepis,† Orthogonikleithrus), Asia (eg,† …

The subclass Teleostei Müller was erected in 1845 to contain all fishes possessing
intermuscular bones (eg, epineurals and epipleurals) and two arterial valves (in the conus …

Because actinopterygians have not given rise to thoroughly terrestrial forms of life, they are
often regarded as some mere “sideline” or “dead-end” of vertebrate evolution. But it is …

FoR several years I have been endeavouring to improve the classification of Teleostean
Fishes, chiefly through a study of their skeletons, of which a large series has been prepared …

Several hypotheses supporting monophyly of the Teleostei on the basis of synapomorphies
have been produced over the last 30 years. The concept of Teleostei sensu Patterson …

HISTORY THE LATEST widely accepted general classi-fication of teleostean fishes is that of
Berg (1940), and in neither its second edition, edited by Svetovidov (Berg, 1955), nor its …

An evaluation of the knowledge of advanced actinopterygians during the last 150 years
reveals notable progress in the understanding of halecomorphs and teleosts, especially …

The relationships among Jurassic teleosts from Europe, and Middle and South America,
the? Early Cretaceous osteoglossomorph† Lycoptera, the Early Cretaceous ostariophysan† …