Figure 15 in Styracopterid (Actinopterygii) ontogeny and the multiple origins of post-Hangenberg deep-bodied fishes

Figure 15. Styracopteridae and other Eurynotiform taxa from North America and Europe. Medium-grey infill represents the extent of the thick ganoine plates along the jaws based on specimens listed in the Appendix S1, lines along leading edges of fins represent depth of fringing fulcra and consolidated fin spines. A, Fouldenia from the late Tournaisian of Scotland. Lines on the median fins represent the extent of consolidated, spine-like lepidotrichia. Lines on the pectoral fins represent fringing fulcra depth. B, Styracopterus from the early Visean of Scotland. C, Benedenius from the early Visean of Belgium (based on Traquair, 1878, Fraipont, 1890, and the specimens listed in Appendix S1). D, Eurynotus from the Visean–Permian of Euramerica and Russia (based on Traquair, 1879 and the specimens listed in Appendix S1). E, Proteurynotus from the early Visean of Scotland (based on Moy-Thomas & Bradley Dyne, 1938). F, Mesolepis from the Serpukhovian–Pennsylvanian of Europe (based on Traquair, 1907 and the specimens listed in Appendix S1). G, Paramesolepis tuberculata from the early Visean of Scotland (based on Moy-Thomas & Bradley Dyne, 1938 and the specimens listed in Appendix S1). H, Paramesolepis rhombus from the early Visean of Scotland (based on Moy-Thomas & Bradley Dyne, 1938). I, Wardichthys from the late Visean and Serpukhovian of Scotland (based on Traquair, 1907 and the specimens listed in Appendix S1). J, Cheirodopsis from the early Visean of Scotland (based on Moy-Thomas & Bradley Dyne, 1938 and the specimens listed in Appendix S1). K, Amphicentrum from the late Visean–Permian of Euramerica (based on Coates, 1988 and the specimens listed in Appendix S1).Published as part of Sallan, Lauren Cole & Coates, Michael I., 2013, Styracopterid (Actinopterygii) ontogeny and the multiple origins of post-Hangenberg deep-bodied fishes, pp. 156-199 in Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society 169 (1) on page 188, DOI: 10.1111/zoj.12054, http://zenodo.org/record/528662