Typhloesus wellsi Melton & Scott, 1973
Typhloesus wellsi Melton & Scott, 1973
Early Carboniferous
Serpukhovian
Heath Formation
Bear Gulch
Montana
USA
In the beginning, it used to be believed that Typhloesus were conodont animals, a group of extinct agnathan vertebrates. The conodont teeth however were actually located in the gut contents of the Typhloesus, meaning that while it wasn't a conodont, they were a part of its diet.
A new paper published revealed several potential mollusk-like features of the animal.
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