New sharks and other chondrichthyans from the latest Maastrichtian (Late Cretaceous) of North America

Keyphrases

• Ancestral Range 25%
• Aquatic Ecosystems 25%
• Aquatic Vertebrates 25%
• Autapomorphy 25%
• Bayesian Inference 50%
• Biogeographic Reconstruction 25%
• Carcharhinid 25%
• Character Traits 25%
• Chondrichthyans 100%
• Dental Characters 25%
• Fossil Record 25%
• Fossil Species 25%
• Geographical Position 25%
• Global Distribution 25%
• Inference Based 25%
• Island Hopping 25%
• Late Cretaceous 100%
• Late Maastrichtian 100%
• Maximum Parsimony 50%
• Morphological Traits 25%
• North America 100%
• Optimal Tree 25%
• Orectolobiformes 25%
• Parsimony Analysis 25%
• Phylogenetic Analysis 25%
• Preferred Models 25%
• Reconstruction-based 25%
• Sharks 100%
• Tyrannosaurus Rex 25%
• Unseen Species 25%
• Western Interior Seaway 25%
• Western Pacific 25%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Aquatic Environment 25%
• Aquatic Vertebrate 25%
• Cladistics 75%
• Fossil Record 25%
• Late Cretaceous 100%
• Locale 25%
• Maastrichtian 100%
• Morphology 25%
• North America 100%
• Pacific 25%
• Parsimony Analysis 25%
• Shark 100%
• Teeth 25%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Aquatic Environment 25%
• Cladistics 75%
• Extant Taxon 25%
• Orectolobiformes 25%
• Shark 100%
• Sisters 25%
• Skeleton 25%
• Teeth 25%