Myledaphus araucanus
Otero, 2019
Classification: Elasmobranchii Rhinopristiformes Rhinobatidae
Reference of the original description
Myledaphus araucanus sp. nov. (Batomorphi, Rajiformes incertae sedis), a new Late Cretaceous ray from the austral Pacific, and first occurrence of the genus in the Southern Hemisphere. Cretaceous Research, 100, 82–90
Myledaphus araucanus sp. nov. (Batomorphi, Rajiformes incertae sedis), a new Late Cretaceous ray from the austral Pacific, and first occurrence of the genus in the Southern Hemisphere. Cretaceous Research, 100, 82–90
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Myledaphus araucanus sp. nov., SGO.PV.6600, holotype. Pelluhue, central Chile. Quiriquina Formation, lower upper Maastrichtian. A, Partial, articulated tooth pavement. Diaclases are indicated for teeth which were naturally broken during the burial; B, sectioned tooth sample. SGO.PV.6598. Two associated teeth. Algarrobo, central Chile. Estratos de Quebrada Municipalidad unit, lower Maastrichtian. C, E, teeth in lateral view; D, F, teeth in occlusal view. SGO.PV.6732. One isolated tooth associated with two dermal denticles, likely referable to the same specimen. G, lateral view of the tooth; H, I, dorsal view of the dermal denticles; J, lateral view of one of the dermal denticles. Scale bar equals 5 mm in all cases except B, equals 1 mm. © Otero (2019)
Myledaphus araucanus sp. nov., SGO.PV.6600, holotype. Pelluhue, central Chile. Quiriquina Formation, lower upper Maastrichtian. A, Partial, articulated tooth pavement. Diaclases are indicated for teeth which were naturally broken during the burial; B, sectioned tooth sample. SGO.PV.6598. Two associated teeth. Algarrobo, central Chile. Estratos de Quebrada Municipalidad unit, lower Maastrichtian. C, E, teeth in lateral view; D, F, teeth in occlusal view. SGO.PV.6732. One isolated tooth associated with two dermal denticles, likely referable to the same specimen. G, lateral view of the tooth; H, I, dorsal view of the dermal denticles; J, lateral view of one of the dermal denticles. Scale bar equals 5 mm in all cases except B, equals 1 mm. © Otero (2019)
Description
Original diagnose after Otero (2019) p. 85 [27458]: Species of Myledaphus distinguished by a soft, unornamented crown with vertical wrinkles.
Original diagnose after Otero (2019) p. 85 [27458]: Species of Myledaphus distinguished by a soft, unornamented crown with vertical wrinkles.
References
Review of two marine vertebrate assemblages from the Arauco Basin (central Chile) reveals diversity changes throughout the Maastrichtian. Cretaceous Research, 166, Article 105996
DOI: 10.1016/j.cretres.2024.105996
Global impact and selectivity of the Cretaceous-Paleogene mass extinction among sharks, skates, and rays. Science, 379, 802–806
DOI: 10.1126/science.abn2080
Myledaphus araucanus sp. nov. (Batomorphi, Rajiformes incertae sedis), a new Late Cretaceous ray from the austral Pacific, and first occurrence of the genus in the Southern Hemisphere. Cretaceous Research, 100, 82–90
DOI: 10.1016/j.cretres.2019.03.025
Review of two marine vertebrate assemblages from the Arauco Basin (central Chile) reveals diversity changes throughout the Maastrichtian. Cretaceous Research, 166, Article 105996
DOI: 10.1016/j.cretres.2024.105996
Global impact and selectivity of the Cretaceous-Paleogene mass extinction among sharks, skates, and rays. Science, 379, 802–806
DOI: 10.1126/science.abn2080
Myledaphus araucanus sp. nov. (Batomorphi, Rajiformes incertae sedis), a new Late Cretaceous ray from the austral Pacific, and first occurrence of the genus in the Southern Hemisphere. Cretaceous Research, 100, 82–90
DOI: 10.1016/j.cretres.2019.03.025
