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Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Chordata Haeckel 1874
Class: Actinopteri Cope 1871
Order: Aeduelliformes Heyler 1969
Family: Aeduellidae Romer 1945
Genus: Neslovicella
Species: Neslovicella elongata
Author Citation Štamberg 2010
Eon: Phanerozoic
Era: Paleozoic
Period: Permian
Sub Period: None
Epoch: Cisuralian
International Age: Asselian
Vrchlabí Formation
Acquired by: Purchase/Trade
Length: 4 cm
Košťálov
Krkonoše Piedmont Basin
Bohemia
Czech Republic
Taxonomy from ŠTAMBERG 2010.
Diagnosis (ŠTAMBERG 2010, p.185): “Small aeduellid with elongate body, more slender than in N. rzehaki, not exceeding 75 mm in total length. The total body length being 5 times the head length, and 5.1 times the maximum body height. Length of anal fin slightly shorter than the length of the dorsal fin. Base of the anal and dorsal fins without any field of small scales. Caudal peduncle long. Dorsal scaled lobe of caudal fin orientated at 20–25 degrees relative to the body axis. Frontal/parietal length ratio about 1.1. Orbit large. Small suborbital bones posterior to orbit. Length of maxilla 2.2 times its height. Very small axe-shaped preopercular with vertically orientated anterior margin in its dorsal region. Opercular very tall, its height being equal to that of the subopercular. Opercular-subopercular suture oblique. Two branchiostegal rays. One pair of lateral gular. Posterior margin of trunk scales conspicuously pectinate. Scale count as follows:
Line drawing (ŠTAMBERG 2010, p. 194):
Identified by oilshale using ŠTAMBERG 2010.
References:
ŠTAMBERG, S. (2007b). The collection of actinopterygian fishes from the Vrchlabí Formation (Lower Permian, Asselian) of the Krkonoše Piedmont Basin (Bohemia) at the Natural History Museum in Vienna. Acta Musei reginaehradecensis, Série A – scientiae naturales 32, 5–10.
ŠTAMBERG, S. (2010). A new aeduellid actinopterygian from the Lower Permian of the Krkonoše Piedmont Basin (Bohemian Massif) and its relationship to other Aeduellidae. Bulletin of Geosciences 85(2), 183–198 (13 figures, 1 table). Czech Geological Survey, Prague.
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