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  1. Originally the fish was described by Agassiz in 1833 under the name Palaeoniscus vratislaviensis. Taxonomy from Štamberg 2021. Diagnosis of Paramblypterus vratislaviensis from Štamberg 2021, p. 77:”. Small fish usually ranging from 100 to 120 mm, exceptionally to 150 mm. The frontal is 3.5 times longer than wide and 2.5 times longer than the length of the parietal. The anterior margin of the frontal is concave medially, interfrontal suture only slightly undulated and without folds, the sculpture on the frontal consists of ridges parallel with the posterior margin of the bone. The dermosphenotic is narrow, elongated anteroposteriorly. The dermopterotic, with lateral process but without posterior process, is narrower anteriorly than posteriorly. The infraorbital superior, dermosphenotic and supraorbital anterior form the dorsal edge of the orbit. The maxilla has a short and high maxillary plate which is convex dorsally, the length/height ratio of the maxillary plate is 1 or less than 1. The operculum is oblong in shape, 1.4 times deeper than it is long. The scales on the anterior part of the body bear fine ridges extending posteriorly to the denticles. Denticulation decreases on the scales in the posterior direction and the last denticulate scale appears in the 13th scale row. A field of small scales occurs along the base of the anal and dorsal fins.” Line drawing from Štamberg 2021, p. 82: Paramblypterus vratislaviensis (Agassiz, 1833). a: restoration of the body in lateral view, scale bar 10 mm. References: Agassiz, L. (1833): Recherches sur les Poissons fossiles. – Aux frais de l’auteur, Neuchâtel, 336 pp. https://doi.org/10.5962/bhl.title.4275 Fritsch, A. (1894): Fauna der Gaskohle und der Kalksteine der Permformation Böhmens. 3(3). – Selbstverlag (in Commission bei Fr. Řivnáč), Prag, pp. 81–104. Štamberg, S. (2021): Actinopterygians of the Broumov Formation (Permian) in the Czech part of the Intra-Sudetic Basin (the Czech Republic). – Fossil Imprint, 77(1): 73–101, Praha. ISSN 2533-4050 (print), ISSN 2533-4069 (on-line).
  2. oilshale

    Paramblypterus gelberti GOLDFUSS, 1847

    Taxonomy from Fossilworks.org. Emended diagnosis from Dietze 2003, p. 942: "Little ornamentation of parietals, postparietals, extrascapulars, posttemporals, dermosphenotics, supratemporals and supracleithra. Parietals with lateral process. One or two medial extrascapular(s). Additional lateral extrascapulars do not contact opercle. Rostral tapering anteriorly. Sclerotic bones absent. Five `suborbital' bones. Maxillary plate deep. One to three dermohyal bones. `Spiracular' rounded. Eight branchiostegal rays. D-values of scales higher than 2:0: 42 6 2 scale rows along lateral line. Area of serrated scales on body not tapering towards anal fin. Ornamentation of scales fairly prominent." Line drawing from Dietze 2003, p. 942: Identified by oilshale. Reference: Kathrin Dietze (2003): A Revision Of Paramblypterid And Amblypterid Actinopterygians From Upper Carboniferous–Lower Permian Lacustrine Deposits Of Central Europe. Palaeontology 43(5):927 - 966. DOI:10 .1111/1475-4983.00156
  3. From the album: Vertebrates

    Paramblypterus gelberti GOLDFUSS, 1847 Early Permian Jeckenbach Rhineland-Palatinate Germany
  4. From the album: Vertebrates

    Paramblypterus gelberti Goldfuss, 1847 Early Permian Jeckenbach Rhineland-Palatinate Germany
  5. oilshale

    Paramblypterus sp.

    From the album: Vertebrates

    Paramblypterus sp. Early Permian Boskovice Czech Republic
  6. From the album: Vertebrates

    Paramblypterus duvernoyi AGASSIZ, 1833 Early Permian Klauswald Rhineland-Palatinate Germany Length 12cm
  7. hauyn888

    Paramblypterus (8).jpg

    From the album: Paramblypterus 3

    Paramblypterus from location Albessen, Rhineland-Pallatinate, Germany permian age 285 mio, Unterrotliegendes, Rotliegend, Perm
  8. hauyn888

    Paramblypterus (8).jpg

    From the album: Paramblypterus 3

    Paramblypterus from location Albessen, Rhineland-Pallatinate, Germany permian age 285 mio, Unterrotliegendes, Rotliegend, Perm
  9. hauyn888

    Paramblypterus (8).jpg

    From the album: Paramblypterus 3

    Paramblypterus from location Albessen, Rhineland-Pallatinate, Germany permian age 285 mio, Unterrotliegendes, Rotliegend, Perm
  10. hauyn888

    Paramblypterus (8).jpg

    From the album: Paramblypterus 3

    Paramblypterus from location Albessen, Rhineland-Pallatinate, Germany permian age 285 mio, Unterrotliegendes, Rotliegend, Perm
  11. hauyn888

    Paramblypterus (8).jpg

    From the album: Paramblypterus 3

    Paramblypterus from location Albessen, Rhineland-Pallatinate, Germany permian age 285 mio, Unterrotliegendes, Rotliegend, Perm
  12. hauyn888

    Paramblypterus (7).jpg

    From the album: Paramblypterus 2

    different specimen from Paramblypterus from the famous locations in rhineland-pallatinate,germany, permian age, 280 -285 mio years
  13. hauyn888

    Paramblypterus (7).jpg

    From the album: Paramblypterus 2

    different specimen from Paramblypterus from the famous locations in rhineland-pallatinate,germany, permian age, 280 -285 mio years
  14. hauyn888

    Paramblypterus (7).jpg

    From the album: Paramblypterus 2

    different specimen from Paramblypterus from the famous locations in rhineland-pallatinate,germany, permian age, 280 -285 mio years
  15. hauyn888

    Paramblypterus (7).jpg

    From the album: Paramblypterus 2

    different specimen from Paramblypterus from the famous locations in rhineland-pallatinate,germany, permian age, 280 -285 mio years
  16. hauyn888

    Paramblypterus (7).jpg

    From the album: Paramblypterus 2

    different specimen from Paramblypterus from the famous locations in rhineland-pallatinate,germany, permian age, 280 -285 mio years
  17. hauyn888

    Paramblypterus (7).jpg

    From the album: Paramblypterus 2

    different specimen from Paramblypterus from the famous locations in rhineland-pallatinate,germany, permian age, 280 -285 mio years
  18. hauyn888

    Paramblypterus (7).jpg

    From the album: Paramblypterus 2

    different specimen from Paramblypterus from the famous locations in rhineland-pallatinate,germany, permian age, 280 -285 mio years
  19. hauyn888

    Paramblypterus (7).jpg

    From the album: Paramblypterus 2

    different specimen from Paramblypterus from the famous locations in rhineland-pallatinate,germany, permian age, 280 -285 mio years
  20. hauyn888

    Collection (3).jpg

    From the album: Collection Showroom

    Permian fossils on the wall Paramblypterus, Acanthodes, Branchiosaurier, below trilobites in 3D from Steinsberg, Quarry Ruppachtal - Devon
  21. hauyn888

    Collection (2).jpg

    From the album: Collection Showroom

    Mixed fossils from the centre of the `Rotliegend`Saar-Nahe-Senke - Locations Odernheim, Rehborn, Raumbach, Jeckenbach Amphibians and fishes
  22. hauyn888

    Paramblypterus

    here are some nice fishes from the permian of rhineland -pallatinate
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