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    by Maxwell, Erin E., Stumpf, Sebastian
    Published 2017
    “... the saurichthyid fishes from the Holzmaden region. Material studied Holotype GERMANY: Articulated skeleton lacking...”
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    by Maxwell, Erin E., Stumpf, Sebastian
    Published 2017
    “... the saurichthyid fishes from the Holzmaden region. Material studied Holotype GERMANY: Articulated skeleton lacking...”
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    “... junior synonym of Eumicrotremus , following previous studies. Garman (1892) established the genus...”
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    “... junior synonym of Eumicrotremus , following previous studies. Garman (1892) established the genus...”
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    “..., moderate in size. Sensory canal on head well developed, with relatively large pores. Infraorbital canal...”
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    “..., moderate in size. Sensory canal on head well developed, with relatively large pores. Infraorbital canal...”
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    by Fujiwara, Kyoji, Motomura, Hiroyuki
    Published 2020
    “... of head sensory canal pores; same as type locality: based on NMNZ P. 13110 (paratype)]; Shinohara...”
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    by Fujiwara, Kyoji, Motomura, Hiroyuki
    Published 2020
    “... of head sensory canal pores; same as type locality: based on NMNZ P. 13110 (paratype)]; Shinohara...”
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    by Maxwell, Erin E., Stumpf, Sebastian
    Published 2017
    “... Lyme Regis. Material studied Holotype UNITED KINGDOM: a skull and pectoral girdle preserved in lateral...”
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    by Maxwell, Erin E., Stumpf, Sebastian
    Published 2017
    “... Lyme Regis. Material studied Holotype UNITED KINGDOM: a skull and pectoral girdle preserved in lateral...”
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    “...) (1–4) serrae. First supraorbital sensory canal pore at anterior edge of snout about the size of front...”
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    “...) (1–4) serrae. First supraorbital sensory canal pore at anterior edge of snout about the size of front...”
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    by Ji, Hwan-Sung, Kim, Jin-Koo
    Published 2011
    “... and behind the posterior nostril. Cephalic-sensory pores minute and inconspicuous; supraorbital pores 1 + 4...”
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    by Ji, Hwan-Sung, Kim, Jin-Koo
    Published 2011
    “... and behind the posterior nostril. Cephalic-sensory pores minute and inconspicuous; supraorbital pores 1 + 4...”
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    “... (Turonian) of New Jersey. In 'Studies on fossils in amber, with particular reference to the cretaceous...”
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    “.... Sensory canals on snout, check, operculum, and jaws; numerous sensory pores on dorsal surface of snout...”
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    “.... Sensory canals on snout, check, operculum, and jaws; numerous sensory pores on dorsal surface of snout...”
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    “... and pupil rounded. Nostril single, with short tube at level with middle of orbit. Cephalic sensory pores...”
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    “... and pupil rounded. Nostril single, with short tube at level with middle of orbit. Cephalic sensory pores...”
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    “... pectoral fin; pleural ribs absent; peritoneum dark, stomach white (Chernova et al. 2020; this study...”
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