Eoctenodus

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Eoctenodus
Scientific classification
Domain:	Eukaryota
Kingdom:	Animalia
Phylum:	Chordata
Clade:	Sarcopterygii
Genus:	†Eoctenodus Hills, 1929

Eoctenodus is an extinct genus of prehistoric sarcopterygian or lobe-finned fish.^[1]^[2]

See also

References

^ "A REDESCRIPTION OF THE LUNGFISH EOCTENODUS HILLS 1929, WITH REASSESSMENT OF OTHER AUSTRALIAN RECORDS OF THE GENUS DIPTERUS SEDGWICK & MURCHISON 1828". Western Australian Museum. Retrieved 2019-05-28.
^ Clement, Alice M. (2009). "A New Genus of Lungfish from the Givetian (Middle Devonian) of Central Australia". Acta Palaeontologica Polonica. 54 (4): 615–626. doi:10.4202/app.2008.0057. hdl:1885/17056. S2CID 30015941.

Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Chordata
Clade: Osteichthyes
Clade: Sarcopterygii
Clade: Rhipidistia

see Gnathostomata
Dipnomorpha	see below↓

Dipnomorpha

†Arquatichthys †Powichthys
†Porolepiformes	Duffichthys Durialepis Glyptolepis Hamodus Heimenia Holoptychius Laccognathus Porolepis Pseudosauripterus Quebecius Ventalepis

†Ctenodus †Conchopoma †Diabolepis †Dianodipterus †Eoctenodus †Gosfordia †Ichnomylax †Iranorhynchus †Isityumzi †Janvierpaucidentes †Megapleuron †Oervigia †Orlovichthys †Proceratodus †Rhinodipterus †Sagenodus †Straitonia †Tarachomylax †Tranodis †Westollrhynchus †Youngolepis
†Uranolophidae	Melanognathus Uranolophus
†Dipnorhynchidae	Dipnorhynchus Ganorhynchus Speonesydrion
†Stomiahykidae	Archaeonectes Stomiahykus
†Chirodipteridae	Chirodipterus Gogodipterus Palaedaphus Pillararhynchus Sorbitorhynchus Sunwapta
†Holodontidae	Asthenorhynchus Griphognathus Holodipterus Iowadipterus Robinsondipterus Xeradipterus
†Dipteridae	Amadeodipterus Conchodus Dipterus Howidipterus
†Fleurantiidae	Barwickia Fleurantia
†Rhynchodipteridae	Rhynchodipterus Soederberghia
†Phaneropleuridae	Andreyevichthys Nielsenia Phaneropleuron Pentlandia Scaumenacia
†Uronemidae	Ganopristodus Uronemus

Ceratodontoidei

†Ferganoceratodus †Paraceratodus †Ptychoceratodus
Neoceratodontidae	†Archaeoceratodus †Asiatoceratodus †Mioceratodus Neoceratodus
†Ceratodontidae	Arganodus Ariguna Ceratodus Epiceratodus Lupaceratodus Metaceratodus Microceratodus? Potamoceratodus Retodus Tellerodus
†Gnathorhizidae	Beltanodus Gnathorhiza Microceratodus? Monongahela Namatozodia Palaeophichthys? Persephonichthys
Lepidosirenidae	Lepidosiren Protopterus

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