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Andreolepis

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contain the enamel homologue ganoine, but the dermal bones and teeth don't. Moving up in the phylogenetic tree, more derived extinct and extant species show a shift of enamel-containing structures from the scales, to the dermal plate and eventually the teeth, with enamel lost in dermal teeth-like
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The location of the resorption cups, places where resorption of the tooth base took place, and newly formed teeth are not perfectly aligned, which suggests a flexible form of tooth replacement. Nonetheless, some form of patterning can be recognised in the teeth. Multiple layers of resorption cups
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pattern has been divided into ten morphotypes, each presumably covering a distinct section of the body. However, some variation in scale morphology might be due to different developmental stages and different species, as no distinction was made between
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when reconstructing the squamation. Peg-and-socket articulation of the scales is already present in this basal fish genus and its scales are reminiscent of those of actinopterygian scales in early developmental stages, which indicates that
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It has also been suggested to be a basal osteichthyan. For example, the teeth lack enamel and have a broad tooth field, well-developed dental organization is absent and tooth production is extraosseous, which are indications that
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have been found, which means shedding by resorption could take place multiple times. The presence of a primitive form of tooth development in the most basal osteichthyans sheds light on the manner by which this has evolved.
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structures and in some cases even in the teeth of the most derived groups of tetrapods and teleosts. This might indicate that enamel first evolved on dermal tissues like scales and only later in teeth.
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is uninformative of dental evolution, as the fossil did not represent dental development, but rather development of the dermal skeleton. This would mean the tooth-like structures of
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Chen, Donglei; Janvier, Philippe; Ahlberg, Per E.; Blom, Henning (August 2012). "Scale morphology and squamation of the Late Silurian osteichthyanAndreolepisfrom Gotland, Sweden".
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neither match with teeth of chondrichthyans nor with those of osteichthyans and are more similar to the development of structures in dermal scales. Recently it was shown that
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Simplified Phylogeny based on Chen, D., Blom, H., Sanchez, S. et al. The stem osteichthyan Andreolepis and the origin of tooth replacement. Nature 539, 237–241 (2016).
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Chen, Donglei; Blom, Henning; Sanchez, Sophie; Tafforeau, Paul; Ahlberg, Per E. (2016-10-17). "The stem osteichthyan Andreolepis and the origin of tooth replacement".
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did have functional teeth that were shed by basal-resorption, something that was overlooked during previous research efforts due to methodological limitations.
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Janvier, Philippe (1978). "On the oldest known teleostome fish Andreolepis hedei Gross (Ludlow of Gotland), and the systematic position of the lophosteids".
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Botella, Hector; Blom, Henning; Dorka, Markus; Ahlberg, Per Erik; Janvier, Philippe (August 2007). "Jaws and teeth of the earliest bony fishes".
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have been found in marine sediment, indicating that this fish lived in a marine environment, in both shallow and deeper waters. Remains of
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was described. Scales, platelets and a spine from the Central Urals in Russia have thereafter been assigned to a new species,
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Cunningham, John A.; Rücklin, Martin; Blom, Henning; Botella, Hector; Donoghue, Philip C. J. (2012-05-23).
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has been considered a primitive actinopterygian, partly based on scale characteristics and the presence of
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Fossil remains are mostly limited to scales, platelets and fragmented bones. At first only the species
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together with genetic inferences also helped to elucidate the evolution of enamel. The scales of
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have also been found in the same sediment layers. Examples of encountered vertebrate genera are
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Burrow, Carole J.; Turner, Susan; Trinajstic, Kate; Young, Gavin C. (2019-02-27).
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Zhu, Min; Zhao, Wenjin; Jia, Liantao; Lu, Jing; Qiao, Tuo; Qu, Qingming (2009).
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might have been a mechanism by which differences in scale morphology evolved.
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to determine its origins and found that it dated back to the late Silurian.
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Qu, Qingming; Haitina, Tatjana; Zhu, Min; Ahlberg, Per Erik (2015-09-23).
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Andreolepididae and is generally regarded as a primitive member of the
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structure; however some new research regards it as a stem group of
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have a rhombic shape and contain a thin monolayer of ganoine. The
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Proceedings of the Estonian Academy of Sciences, Geology
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The exact position in the phylogenetic tree is debated.
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fossils have also recently been recovered from Western
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Friedman †, Matt; Brazeau ‡, Martin D. (2010-01-29).
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Alcheringa: An Australasian Journal of Palaeontology
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400:sp. aff. 394:Australia 141:Kingdom: 135:Eukaryota 2123:Q1523624 2117:Wikidata 2019:lungfish 1750:Achoania 1595:Chordata 1593:Phylum: 1589:Animalia 1528:26416752 1470:22628098 1408:86402320 1353:19325627 1300:: 86–95. 1180:27750278 1116:84869644 1058:17671501 944:67798212 864:A. hedei 856:A. hedei 831:A. petri 827:A. hedei 476:Thelodus 462:Thyestes 445:bivalves 429:anaspids 411:scales. 409:A. petri 343:A. petri 339:A. hedei 246:A. petri 238:A. hedei 230:Species 171:Family: 155:Chordata 151:Phylum: 145:Animalia 131:Domain: 2191:4141681 2178:1373891 2165:4839353 2152:4654014 1536:4457535 1500:Bibcode 1461:3440983 1325:Bibcode 1152:Bibcode 1066:4337868 1030:Bibcode 966:Lethaia 493:ganoine 370:Estonia 354:fossils 286:Gotland 268:extinct 191:Genus: 106:↓ 31:Pridoli 1534:  1526:  1518:  1492:Nature 1468:  1458:  1450:  1406:  1398:  1361:669711 1359:  1351:  1343:  1317:Nature 1277:  1233:  1225:  1186:  1178:  1170:  1144:Nature 1114:  1106:  1064:  1056:  1048:  1022:Nature 984:  942:  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