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摘要
Capasso et al.(2024)报道了在埃及马斯特里赫特的Dakhla地层中发现的锯鳐Onchopristis sp.的一个特别大的喙。他们还描述了属于同一分类群的四个分离的侧吻侧小齿。然而,这里证明两者都不能被分配到Onchopristis;主席台是硬壳硬壳。吻侧齿为Sclerorhynchus cf. leptodon。此外,澄清了实际最长的Onchopristis讲台的地位。
No evidence for a giant, late-surviving Onchopristis: Comment on Capasso et al. (2024)
Capasso et al. (2024) reported an exceptionally large rostrum of the sawskate Onchopristis sp. from the Maastrichtian Dakhla Formation of Egypt. They also described four isolated lateral rostral denticles which were referred to the same taxon. However, here it is demonstrated that neither can be assigned to Onchopristis; the rostrum is Sclerorhynchoidei indet. and the rostral denticles are Sclerorhynchus cf. leptodon. Additionally, the status of the actual longest Onchopristis rostrum is clarified.
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