Cochliodontidae
Cochliodontidae
[‚kōk·lē·ō′dän·tə‚dē] (paleontology)
A family of extinct chondrichthian fishes in the order Bradyodonti.
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The chondrichthyan fauna includes Helodus, Leiodus, Orodus, Chomatodus, Polyrhizodus, Xenacanthidae, and
Cochliodontidae. Specimens of a questionable nature were also recovered, including several teeth belonging to the form taxon 'Cladodus' and an unknown tooth.
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