Coelodus
Coelodus is an extinct genus of fish in the family Pycnodontidae from the Late Jurassic to early Paleocene (Danian). Fossils of the genus have been found in:[1]
- Jurassic
- Gardies, France
- Cretaceous
- Yacoraite Formation, Argentina
- El Molino Formation, Bolivia
- Baharîje Formation, Egypt
- Ahlen and Bückeberg Formations, Germany
- Nimar Formation, India
- Alburni, Italy
- Damergou, Zinder, Niger
- Cochirleni Formation, Romania
- La Huérguina and Cabana Formations, Spain
- Pierre Shale, Kansas
- Tunbridge Wells Sand Formation, England
- Tucumcari Formation, New Mexico
- Twin Mountains and Paluxy Formations, Texas
- Paleocene
- Tremp Formation, Spain
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| Genus: | Coelodus Haeckel, 1856 |
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See also
- Prehistoric fish
- List of prehistoric bony fish
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