Genus: Fissodopsis LUND, GROGAN & FATH, 2014
Etymology: The genus name is derived from the Fissodus-shaped lower median tooth, with recognition that the Fissodus-shaped tooth is found in many different petalodont dentitions as well as this one.

Species: robustus LUND, GROGAN & FATH, 2014
Etymology: TConnoting the robust median upper tooth and teh robust mineralization of elements of the pharyngeal endoskeleton.

Holotype: CM 62710

Locality: South of Becket, Montana.

Horizon: Bear Gulch Lens Bear Gulch Member, Heath Formation, Snowy Group.

Biostratigraphy:

Age: Serpukhovian Epoch, Late Mississippian Subperiod, Early Carboniferous Period.

Mateial: Head, hyoid and branchial arch elements and dentition.

Referred material:

EGLI, HODNETT, HODGE, & WARD, 2024

Locality: Site 1, west of Russellville, South of Becket, north central Franklin County, Montana.

Horizon: Bangor Limestone, Bear Gulch Lens Bear Gulch Member, Heath Formation, Snowy Group.

Biostratigraphy:

Age: Serpukhovian Epoch, Late Mississippian Subperiod, Early Carboniferous Period.

Mateial:

ALMNH: Paleo:20552: Partial upper symphyseal tooth.

ALMNH: Paleo:20554: Partial lower symphseal tooth.

ALMNH: Paleo:20555: Partial isoalted upper symphyseal tooth.

ALMNH: Paleo:20556: Complete upper symphyseal tooth.

ALMNH: Paleo:20557: Partial upper symphyseal tooth.

ALMNH: Paleo:9774: Partial lower symphseal tooth.

 

STAHL & CICIMURI, 2005

Locality: Along US 72 near Woodville, Jackson County, Alabama.

Horizon: Monteagle Limestone.

Biostratigraphy:

Age: Chesterian Regional Stage, Late Visean-Early Serpukhovian Epoch, Late Mississippian Subperiod, Early Carboniferous Period.

Material:

BCGM 6290: Tooth lacking base.

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