… up to now are isolated teeth of elasmobranchs. Given that the highest … II allomembers,
Eocene of Seymour Island, Antarctica. These … Other groups, such as Orectolobiformes and …

… You are using a browser version with limited support for CSS. To obtain the best … in Eocene,
approximately 40 million years old, sediments on Seymour Island, Antarctic Peninsula. The …

… and outcrops on Seymour Island and discusses some threats … Revision of Eocene Antarctic
carpet sharks (Elasmobranchii, … otoliths from the Eocene of Seymour Island, Antarctica, reveal …

… teeth from the “SUE” site are some of the lowest orectolobiform teeth yet discovered in the
Hell Creek Formation. More discoveries of carpet sharks throughout the formation will yield …

… diversified assemblage of elasmobranchs (sharks and rays), dating from the late Middle
Eocene (mid … 57) revised the elasmobranch record of Wadi al Hitan and signaled that requiem …

… of Central Africa, we revised the stratigraphic context of … fauna, and another during the Eocene
when Europe was the source … extend the stratigraphic record of numerous elasmobranchs. …

… weltoni Long, Citation1992 from the Eocene of Antarctica by the absence of serrations on
the cutting edges of the crown. This species has a longer apron than that of S. almeidae …

… lamniform sharks, including extant taxa, we infer the body size and form of the Cretodus
individual described here. We also attempt to assess the growth pattern of the fossil shark using …

Chondrichthyes (chimaeras, sharks, skates and rays) are a lineage of vertebrates with
skeletons composed entirely of cartilage, that have existed for over 400 million years. This long …

… Basin) that we sometimes refer to is Eocene, devoid of other detailed stratigraphy, as it …
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