..., as inferred from the occurrence of snakehead fish of the family Channidae, tortoises of the genus Trionyx , rodents of the genus Gobicricetodon , and lagomorphs of the genus Amphilagus . The Aya Cave locality is unique owing to the diversity of fossil species. It is for the first time in Siberia...

...ALISON M. MURRAY Abstract Upper Eocene and lower Oligocene deposits of the Jebel Qatrani Formation, Fayum Depression, Egypt, have provided a number of skulls and other bones that belong to a species of snakehead (Channidae). This material is morphologically more similar to species of Parachanna...

...A. Sahni; S. V. Srikantia; T. M. Ganesan; C. Wangdus Abstract A collection of Tertiary fishes and molluscs from the Kuksho Formation of the Indus Group near Nyoma, Ladakh are described, The fish families represented are: Siluridae, Channidae and Cyprinidae. The fishes are associated with dextrally...

...Figure 2. Distribution maps of fossil snakeheads (Channidae). Black dots—occurrences of snakehead fishes; white dots—freshwater fish localities without snakeheads. A: 50 to 17.5 Ma (latest early Eocene to late early Miocene; n = 61). B: 17.5 to 13 Ma (latest early to late middle Miocene; n...

... × × ×     Alestidae       Alestes – Brycinus × × ×       Hydrocynus × × × ×    Siluriformes × ×     ? Clariidae ×     Claroteidae × ×     Mochokidae × ×    Perciformes × ×     Cichlidae ×    Channiformes     Channidae...

..., 2008 ). In fossils, Böhme (2004) demonstrated the stability of the temperature of the environment in the same fish family (Perciformes Channidae) during the Late Miocene and the Pliocene. We sampled different environments in Toros-Menalla because this area offers an exceptionally large number...