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Helicoprionidae (or Agassizodontidae) and Edestidae are assigned to the superfamily Edestoidea, the former containing genera such as Helicoprion and Parahelicoprion...
Click to read more »placed within the Edestoidea, a group of eugeneodonts with particularly tall and angled symphyseal teeth. Members of the Edestoidea are divided into two...
Click to read more »bricircum ('short wheel') represents the last known member of the superfamily Edestoidea and among the last known eugeneodonts. It was named in 2008 based on tooth...
Click to read more »sharks due to shared ecology. The Eugeneodontifomes is subdivided into the Edestoidea and Eugeneodontoidei superfamilies based on differences in the structure...
Click to read more »(lower Carboniferous) of Tula Region, Central Russia, and a revision of Edestoidea". Canadian Journal of Zoology. 104: 1–24. doi:10.1139/cjz-2025-0140. Maisey...
Click to read more »Caseodontoidea Caseodontidae Fadenia Erikodus Ornithoprion Caseodus Romerodus Eugeneodontidae Edestoidea Cladogram modified from figure 102 of Zangerl (1981)...
Click to read more »Ornithoprion Caseodus Romerodus Eugeneodontidae Bobbodus Eugeneodus Gilliodus Edestoidea Agassizodontidae Campyloprion Parahelicoprion Helicoprion Agassizodus...
Click to read more »Chondrichthyes Subclass: Holocephali Order: †Eugeneodontiformes Clade: †Edestoidea Family: †Edestidae Jaekel, 1899 Genera †Edestus †Paredestus? †Syntomodus...
Click to read more »Chondrichthyes Subclass: Holocephali Order: †Eugeneodontiformes Clade: †Edestoidea Family: †Helicoprionidae Karpinsky, 1911 Type genus Helicoprion Karpinsky...
Click to read more »Eugeneodontida Caseodontoidea Caseodontidae Eugeneodontidae Bobbodus Eugeneodus Gilliodus Edestoidea (=Eugeneodontiformes)...
Click to read more »length estimates for Helicoprion, Parahelicoprion, or any other members of Edestoidea. Though their exact maximum sizes are not known, edestoids were likely...
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