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Coccosteina

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Coccosteina
Rango temporal: Devónico
Taxonomía
Reino: Animalia
Filo: Chordata
Subfilo: Vertebrata
Infrafilo: Gnathostomata
Clase: Placodermi†
Orden: Arthrodira†
Suborden: Brachythoraci†
Infraorden: Coccosteina†
Heintz, 1932
Superfamilias

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Sinonimia

Brachythoraci Gross, 1932

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Los cocosteínos (Coccosteina) son un infraorden de placodermos, un grupo de peces con armadura que se diversificó durante el Devónico.[1]​

Sistemática

  • Género basal Maideria
  • Superfamilia Buchanosteoidea
  • Superfamilia Gemuendenaspoidea
    • Familia Gemuendenaspidae
  • Superfamilia Homosteoidea
    • Familia Homosteiidae
  • Superfamilia Brachydeiroidea
    • Familia Brachydeiridae
  • Superfamilia Coccosteoidea
    • Familia Pholidosteidae
    • Familia Coccosteidae
    • Familia Plourdostenidae
    • Familia Torosteidae
    • Familia Incisoscutidae
    • Familia Camuropiscidae
  • Superfamilia Dinichthyloidea
    • Familia Dinichthyidae
    • Familia Trematosteidae
    • Familia Rachiosteidae
    • Familia Pachyosteidae
    • Familia Titanichthyidae
    • Familia Bungartiidae
    • Familia Selenosteidae
    • Familia Mylostomatidae

Referencias

  1. ↑ Heintz., Anatol, 1932, The structure of Dinichthys, a contribution to your knowledge of the Arthrodira: In: The Bashford Dean Memorial Voluem Archaic Fishes Archivado el 22 de mayo de 2013 en Wayback Machine., edited by Gudger, E. W., article IV, The American Museum of Natural History, 224pp.
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