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Teleost fish assemblages of the Late Cretaceous are of particular interest with respect to
both the structure of paleocommunities and the evolutionary history of the group because …

The diversity and distribution of nonmarine teleost fishes in the Western Interior of North
America during the late Maastrichtian is documented based on isolated elements from …

The Mesozoic record of fossil fishes in North America is characterized by temporally and
geographically discontinuous areas of strength. Important assemblages of marine fishes are …

ABSTRACT Systematic descriptions of North American Miocene freshwater fishes are
extremely uncommon, with those from the Gulf Coastal Plain region being completely …

ABSTRACT A new genus and species of paracanthopterygian fish,† McConichthys
longipinnis, is described from freshwater deposits of the Lower Paleocene Tullock Formation …

Clarkia fish fossils include three or four species belonging to the Salmonidae (trouts and
salmon), Cyprinidae (minnows), and Centrarchidae (sunfishes). The trout belongs to a …

In this study I take advantage of an unusual system of fossil lakes in eastern North America
to estimate the time for speciation of endemic semionotid fishes. Twenty-one species are all …

Abstract The Green River Formation has provided what is clearly the richest, most diverse
sample of Early Tertiary freshwater vertebrate faunas in the world (see numerous …

Remains from vertebrate microfossil localities of the Hell Creek Formation provide a basis
for evaluating the diversity and relative abundance of actinopterygians. Taxonomic …