Aipichthys

Aipichthys is an extinct genus of bony fish that is possibly polyphyletic.[2].

Aipichthys
A. minor (Pictet 1850)
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Aipichthyoidea
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Aipichthyidae
Genus:
Aipichthys

Bassani, 1882
Species
see text

Species

Five species have traditionally placed within Aipichthys, but a redescritption of the type species in 2016 suggested the genus to be polyphyletic, with only the type species as a member of the genus. The other four species were not moved out of the genus by the authors and were referred as `Aipichthys`.

  • Aipichthys pretiosus Steindachner, 1860 (Komen Limestone, Volčji Grad, Komen, Slovenia) (type species)
  • Aipichthys minor (Pictet, 1850) (Hakel and Hjoula, Lebanon)
  • Aipichthys nuchalis (Dixon, 1850) (Upper Cenomanian English Chalk, Washington, Sussex, UK)
  • Aipichthys oblongus Gayet, 1980 (Hakel and Hjoula, Lebanon)
  • Aipichthys velifer Woodward, 1901 (Hakel and Hjoula, Lebanon)
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References

  1. "Polymixiiformes". Paleobiology Database. Retrieved November 18, 2012.
  2. Delbarre, D. J.; Davesne, D.; Friedman, M. (2016). "Anatomy and relationships of †Aipichthys pretiosus and †`Aipichthys` nuchalis (Acanthomorpha: Lampridomorpha), with a review of Late Cretaceous relatives of oarfishes and their allies". Journal of Systematic Palaeontology. 14 (7): 545–567.


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