What is inside the head of the fossil predatory fish †Saurichthys?
In the Late Permian to Middle Jurassic period, a group of predatory ray-finned fishes known as †Saurichthyiformes swam the oceans. †Saurichthyiformes have… Read more »
Thodoris Argyriou has obtained his Ph.D. at the Paleontological Institute and Museum of the University of Zurich, where he also is currently based at. He is interested in the study of Paleozoic–Recent bony and cartilaginous fish evolution and interrelationships, (paleo)biology, paleoenvironments and biogeography.
Carlo Romano has received his Ph.D. at the Paleontological Institute and Museum, University of Zurich. His main research interest is devoted to fossil bony and cartilaginous fish, their taxonomy, evolution, palaeobiogeography, and paleobiology.
Carlo Romano has received his Ph.D. at the Paleontological Institute and Museum, University of Zurich. His main research interest is devoted to fossil bony and cartilaginous fish, their taxonomy, evolution, palaeobiogeography, and paleobiology.
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- What is inside the head of the fossil predatory fish †Saurichthys? - 8th November 2018