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  • Hybodus - Facts and Figures - ThoughtCo
    Most creatures of the Mesozoic Era held the limelight for 10 or 20 million years before going extinct, which is why it's astonishing that various species of the prehistoric shark Hybodus persisted for close to 200 million years, all the way from the late Permian through the late Cretaceous periods
  • Hybodus - Prehistoric Wildlife
    With fossils dating back from the end of the Permian to the early Cretaceous and a cosmopolitan distribution, Hybodus must have been a highly successful predator The teeth inside the mouth of Hybodus were arranged into two groups
  • Hybodus - Extinct Animal Encyclopedia
    Hybodus was an intriguing shark that swam through Earth’s oceans for about 200 million years, making it one of the longest-living shark genera in history This shark had unique features, including two types of teeth and a distinctive dorsal fin, which helped it thrive in diverse marine environments
  • Hybodus - An Ancient Fish Species from the Mesozoic Era
    Hybodus was an ancient genus of shark-like fish that lived from the Late Permian to the Early Cretaceous, about 260 to 75 million years ago Hybodus inhabited the oceans worldwide, and its fossils have been found in Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, and North America
  • Species Classification: Hybodontiformes - Prehistoric Wildlife
    Hybodus In Depth Hybodus is instantly recognisable by the spike that rises up in front of its dorsal fins The purpose of this has been explained as a form of defence from larger predators to display
  • Hybodus - Dinosaurs - Pictures and Facts
    Hybodus is a prehistoric shark which lived approximately from the Late Permian Period to the Late Cretaceous Period or about 259 to 66 million years ago Its teeth were first discovered in 1845 in England and this shark was given the name Hybodus – a name which means “humped tooth ”
  • Hybodus - reptileevolution. com
    Hybodus basanus (Agassiz 1837; H reticulatus (Early Jurassic skull); 2m in length, Permian –Late Cretaceous) nests between sharks and bony fish like tiny Prohalecites This relationship was overlooked until now
  • Hybodus, the iconic shark of the dinosaur age
    The most well-known of all of the hybodont sharks is its eponymous member Hybodus, a genus composed of several species which survived and thrived during the dinosaur age It measured 6 feet long, and it occupied marine habitats around the world, although it is especially known from fossils found in Europe
  • ELASMO. COM Fossil Genera: Hybodus
    The genus "Hybodus" is represented in the fossil records of Asia, Europe, Africa and North America by skeletons, isolated teeth, cephalic and fin spines According to Maisey (1996: 104-06), these were marine sharks, but some species would enter freshwater
  • Hybodus | Dinopedia | Fandom
    Hybodus is an extinct genus of hybodont chondrichthyan that lived in the worlds’ oceans during the Middle Triassic to late Cretaceous periods Since its discovery in 1837, numerous species have been included to this genus





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