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'''''Diplocercides''''' is a [[genus]] of [[prehistoric]] [[lobe-finned fish]]belonging to the coelacanth group (Actinistia or Coelacanthiformes) which lived during the [[Late Devonian]] [[geological period|period]] (between 370 and 397 million years [[BCE]]). [[Fossils]] of Diplocercides have been found in [[Germany]], [[Iran]], [[Ireland]], [[Australia]] and [[Poland]] (and possibly in [[South Africa]] in [[1937]]).Recently three-dimensional fosisl of Diplocercirds were uncovered form the Gogo Formation of Western Australia<ref>Long & Trinajstic 2010</ref>
'''''Diplocercides''''' is a [[genus]] of [[prehistoric]] [[lobe-finned fish]]belonging to the coelacanth group (Actinistia or Coelacanthiformes) which lived during the [[Late Devonian]] [[geological period|period]] (between 370 and 397 million years [[BCE]]). [[Fossils]] of Diplocercides have been found in [[Germany]], [[Iran]], [[Ireland]], [[Australia]] and [[Poland]] (and possibly in [[South Africa]] in [[1937]]).Recently three-dimensional fossils of ''Diplocercides'' were uncovered from the Gogo Formation of Western Australia<ref>Long & Trinajstic 2010</ref>


==Species of Diplocercides==
==Species of Diplocercides==

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Diplocercides
Temporal range: Devonian - Carboniferous
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Diplocercides

Stensio, 1922

Diplocercides is a genus of prehistoric lobe-finned fishbelonging to the coelacanth group (Actinistia or Coelacanthiformes) which lived during the Late Devonian period (between 370 and 397 million years BCE). Fossils of Diplocercides have been found in Germany, Iran, Ireland, Australia and Poland (and possibly in South Africa in 1937).Recently three-dimensional fossils of Diplocercides were uncovered from the Gogo Formation of Western Australia[1]

Species of Diplocercides

References

    • 1, LONG, J.A. & TRINAJSTIC, K. 2010. The Late Devonian Gogo Formation Lagerstatte –Exceptional preservation and Diversity in early Vertrebrates. Annual Reviews of Earth and Planetary Sciences 38: 665-680

External links


  1. ^ Long & Trinajstic 2010