Hemipristis curvatus (Dames, 1883), 1988
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https://doi.org/ 10.5252/geodiversitas2021v43a5 |
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urn:lsid:zoobank.org:pub:697FC553-E37B-4EF9-97A4-950E4DEE246C |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.4606617 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03923C45-FF89-FF82-33B0-F9EDFED0177C |
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Felipe |
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Hemipristis curvatus (Dames, 1883) |
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Hemipristis curvatus (Dames, 1883)
EXAMINED MATERIAL. — Five broken isolated teeth, figured material includes FSAC Bouj-343.
DESCRIPTION
An upper tooth ( Fig. 4D View FIG ) belonging to the snuggle tooth shark Hemipristis curvatus was recovered from the Locality 1. The crown is compressed labio-lingually, slanted distally with unserrated mesial cutting edge.
REMARKS
The snuggle tooth shark, Hemipristis curvatus is known in all the tropical seas during the late Eocene, from Western Neotethys (e.g., Case & Cappetta 1990; Mustafa & Zalmout 2002; Underwood et al. 2011) to western central Atlantic (e.g., Case & Borodin 2000). Its occurrence in the middle Eocene is less usual ( Underwood et al. 2011). Only two teeth were recorded in MI ( Underwood et al. 2011), it becomes common from the GE A-C (around the
Bartonian/Priabonian boundary) and within the rest of the BQ (Priabonian).
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