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- Iniopterygiformes abstract "Iniopterygiformes ("Nape Wing Forms") is an extinct order of chimaera-like cartilaginous fish that lived from the Devonian to Carboniferous periods (345–280 million years ago). Fossils of them have been found in Montana, Indiana, Illinois, and Nebraska. The Iniopterygians are characterized by large pectoral fins, wing-like projections on their backs, mounted high on the body and denticulated bony plates on the head and jaws. Iniopterygian sharks were small, and their average length was about 18 inches (46 cm). The elongated pectoral fins had denticles along the leading edge which may have had a role in mating. They are thought to have been able to move their pectorals in a vertical plane,”flying” through the water much like modern-day flying fish.The majority of iniopterygians are placed within the family Sibyrhinchidae. Members of this family include Sibyrhinchus denisoni, Inioptera richardsoni, and Inioxyele. Ironically, Iniopteryx rushlaui, the type species, has not yet been assigned to a specific family, though some experts place it in its own monotypic family, "Iniopterygidae." The closest modern-day relatives of the Iniopterygii are the Chimaeras (Chimaeriformes) also known as ghost sharks, rabbit fish or rat fish.These fish had several unusual features: massive skulls with huge eye sockets, shark-like teeth in rows, tails with clubs, enormous pectoral fins that were dorsalized or placed almost on their backs, and bone-like spikes or hooks on the tips of their fins. Most iniopterygians were fairly small, ranging from about 6–18 inches (15–46 cm) in length, with the largest approaching sizes of 20 inches (50 cm) at most.".
- Iniopterygiformes class Chondrichthyes.
- Iniopterygiformes class Holocephali.
- Iniopterygiformes kingdom Animal.
- Iniopterygiformes phylum Chordate.
- Iniopterygiformes phylum Gnathostomata.
- Iniopterygiformes phylum Vertebrate.
- Iniopterygiformes thumbnail Iniopteryxrushlaui.JPG?width=300.
- Iniopterygiformes wikiPageExternalLink old_brain.php.
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- Iniopterygiformes wikiPageID "21912701".
- Iniopterygiformes wikiPageRevisionID "589522287".
- Iniopterygiformes classis Chondrichthyes.
- Iniopterygiformes fossilRange Carboniferous.
- Iniopterygiformes fossilRange Devonian.
- Iniopterygiformes hasPhotoCollection Iniopterygiformes.
- Iniopterygiformes imageCaption "Iniopteryx rushlaui".
- Iniopterygiformes imageWidth "200".
- Iniopterygiformes infraphylum Gnathostomata.
- Iniopterygiformes ordo "Iniopterygiformes".
- Iniopterygiformes phylum Chordate.
- Iniopterygiformes regnum Animal.
- Iniopterygiformes subclassis Holocephali.
- Iniopterygiformes subdivision "* Sibyrhinchidae * Iniopterygidae".
- Iniopterygiformes subdivisionRanks "Families".
- Iniopterygiformes subphylum Vertebrate.
- Iniopterygiformes subject Category:Sharks.
- Iniopterygiformes subject Category:Iniopterygians.
- Iniopterygiformes type Animal100015388.
- Iniopterygiformes type AquaticVertebrate101473806.
- Iniopterygiformes type CartilaginousFish101480516.
- Iniopterygiformes type Chordate101466257.
- Iniopterygiformes type Elasmobranch101482071.
- Iniopterygiformes type Fish102512053.
- Iniopterygiformes type LivingThing100004258.
- Iniopterygiformes type Object100002684.
- Iniopterygiformes type Organism100004475.
- Iniopterygiformes type PhysicalEntity100001930.
- Iniopterygiformes type Shark101482330.
- Iniopterygiformes type Sharks.
- Iniopterygiformes type Vertebrate101471682.
- Iniopterygiformes type Whole100003553.
- Iniopterygiformes type Animal.
- Iniopterygiformes type Eukaryote.
- Iniopterygiformes type Fish.
- Iniopterygiformes type Species.
- Iniopterygiformes type Fish.
- Iniopterygiformes type Organism.
- Iniopterygiformes comment "Iniopterygiformes ("Nape Wing Forms") is an extinct order of chimaera-like cartilaginous fish that lived from the Devonian to Carboniferous periods (345–280 million years ago). Fossils of them have been found in Montana, Indiana, Illinois, and Nebraska. The Iniopterygians are characterized by large pectoral fins, wing-like projections on their backs, mounted high on the body and denticulated bony plates on the head and jaws.".
- Iniopterygiformes label "Iniopterygia".
- Iniopterygiformes label "Iniopterygiformes".
- Iniopterygiformes label "Iniopterygiformes".
- Iniopterygiformes label "Iniopterygiformes".
- Iniopterygiformes sameAs Iniopterygia.
- Iniopterygiformes sameAs Iniopterygiformes.
- Iniopterygiformes sameAs Iniopterygiformes.
- Iniopterygiformes sameAs m.05pbjyb.
- Iniopterygiformes sameAs Q148509.
- Iniopterygiformes sameAs Q148509.
- Iniopterygiformes sameAs Iniopterygiformes.
- Iniopterygiformes wasDerivedFrom Iniopterygiformes?oldid=589522287.
- Iniopterygiformes depiction Iniopteryxrushlaui.JPG.
- Iniopterygiformes isPrimaryTopicOf Iniopterygiformes.
