Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Aspidorhynchiformes (meaning \"shield snout form\") is an extinct order of prehistoric fish that was described by Bleeker in 1859.Aspidorhynchiformes has one family, which is divided into at least two genera:AspidorhynchidaeAspidorhynchusBelonostomusFossils range have been found in the United States, France, Italy, Russia, Saskatchewan, Alberta, North Dakota, Montana, Wyoming, and Uzbekistan. These fossils range from 167.7mya (Aspidorhynchus) to 66 mya (Belonostomus longirostris).Vinctifer is presumably closely related, but has several differences from the other two; though it is likely a member of the Aspidorhynchiformes, it might be treated as distinct from the Aspidorhynchidae."@en }
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- Aspidorhynchiformes abstract "Aspidorhynchiformes (meaning \"shield snout form\") is an extinct order of prehistoric fish that was described by Bleeker in 1859.Aspidorhynchiformes has one family, which is divided into at least two genera:AspidorhynchidaeAspidorhynchusBelonostomusFossils range have been found in the United States, France, Italy, Russia, Saskatchewan, Alberta, North Dakota, Montana, Wyoming, and Uzbekistan. These fossils range from 167.7mya (Aspidorhynchus) to 66 mya (Belonostomus longirostris).Vinctifer is presumably closely related, but has several differences from the other two; though it is likely a member of the Aspidorhynchiformes, it might be treated as distinct from the Aspidorhynchidae.".