Genus: Strophodus AGASSIZ, 1838
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Species: acutus (AGASSIZ, 1837)
= Asteracanthus acutus AGASSIZ, 1837
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= Asteracanthus cf. acutus LERICHE, 1910

Locality: Doulevant-le-Petit, Haute-Marne, France.

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Age: Lower Neocomien Subepoch, Early Cretaceous Epoch, Early Cretaceous.

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Number: Not given: Fragmentary spine.

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Species: reticulatus AGASSIZ, 1837
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= Asteracanthus cf. A. reticulates BURGIN, 1999

Locality: Monte San Giorgio, Southern Switzerland.

Horizon: Besano Formation.

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Age: Middle Anisian Stage, Early Mid Triassic Epoch, Lower Middle Triassic.

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Not given.
(In Appendix 1 of BURGIN, 1999)

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Species: longidens AGASSIZ, 1838
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STUMPF, MENG & KRIWET, 2022

Locality: Abandoned open-pit limestone quarry, Czarnoglowy, north-western Poland.

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Age: Lower Kimmeridgian Stage, Middle Malm Epoch, Middle Late Jurassic.

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GG303/34-94: 61 incomplete teeth.

 

= Asteracanthus ornatissimus var flettonensis WOODWARD, 1888 (partim)
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Species:  magnus AGASSIZ, 1838
= Asteracanthus magnus (AGASSIZ, 1838) WOODWARD, 1890
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REES & WOODWARD, 2008

P. 5882, P> 48529, P. 66481-66483, P. 66502-66503: Teeth.

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Species: tenuis AGASSIZ, 1838
= Asteracanthus tenuis (AGASSIZ, 1838) WOODWARD, 1890
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P. 5884, P. 66484, 11046: Numerous teeth and tooth-crowns.

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Species :medius OWEN, 1869
= Asteracanthus medius (OWEN, 1869) WOODWARD, 1889
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P. 41378: A single articulated dentition, with preserved teeh inall rows.

P. 66485: Single isolated tooth.

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Species: somaenisis (YABE, )
= Asteracanthus somaenisis (YABE, )
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= Strophodus sp

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Locality: Tomizawa, Soma City, Fukushima Prefecture, Japan.

Horizon: Nakanosawa Formation, Soma Group.

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Age: Oxfordian to Kimmeridgian Stage, Malm Epoch, Late Jurassic.

Material: Anterior tooth.
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Species: biformatus (KRIWET, 1995)
= Asteracanthus biformatus KRIWET, 1995
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Locality: Mina de Lignito Guimarota, Leiria, Portugal.

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Age: Kimmerdigian Stage, Malm Epoch, Late Jurassic.

Material: Teeth, head spine.

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Species: udulfensis (LEUZINGER, CUNY, POPOV & BILLON-BRUYAT, 2017) KUMAR, BAJPAI, PANDEY, GHOSH & BHATTACHARYA, 2021
= Asteracanthus udulfensis LEUZINGER, CUNY, POPOV & BILLON-BRUYAT, 2017
Etymology: From one of the localities that yielded a large part of teh material, Courtedaux, in Latin, Curtis udulfi.

Holotype: MJSN TCH005-640

Locality: Contruction of the A16 motorway, Ajoie region, Porrentruy, Jura Canton, NW Switzerland.

Horizon: Virgula Marls, Reuchenette Formation.

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Age: Upper Kimmeridgian Stage, Malm Epoch, Late Jurassic.

Material: Complete posterior tooth.

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Numbers: Not given: 149 teeth.

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Species: dunaii (SZABO & FOZY, 2020) KUMAR, BAJPAI, PANDEY, GHOSH & BHATTACHARYA, 2021
= Asteracanthus dunaii SZABO & FOZY, 2020
Etymology: In honor of Mihaly Dunai, who discovered the teeth and donated them to the Hungarian Natural History Museum.

Holotype: NHMUS PAL 2020.2.1

Locality: Tüzhöves Ravien, south from Bakonycsernye, Hungary.

Horizon: Tölgyhat Limestone Formation.

Biostratigraphy: Opalinoides Subzone, Murchisonae Zone.

Age: Aalenian Stage, Early Dogger Epoch, Early Middle Jurassic.

Material: First lateral tooth.

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NHMUS PAL 2020.1.1: One second anterior tooth.

NHMUS PAL 2020.2.1-2020.3.1: 2 first lateral teeth.

NHMUS PAL 2020.4.1: 1 second lateral tooth.

NHMUS PAL 2020.5.1-2020.7.1: 3 incomplete lateral teeth.

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Species: jaisalmerensis KUMAR, BAJPAI, PANDEY, GHOSH & BHATTACHARYA, 2021
Etymology: In reference to the Jaisalmer Formation and the Jaisalmer District of Western india where the type locality of the new spcies is situated.

Holotype: RWR 216

Locality: Jetwai villae, Jaisalmer District, Rajasthan State, India.

Horizon: Fort Member, Jaisalmer Formation.

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Age: Bathonian Stage, Dogger Epoch, Middle Jurassic.

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Locality: Rajasthan, India.

Horizon: Jajiya Member, Jaisalmer Formation.

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Age: Oxfordian Stage, Early Malm Epoch, Early Middle Jurassic.

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RWR 193, 196, 219: 3 isolated lateral teeth.

RWR-190, 192, 193, 195, 197, 198, 200, 201, 202, 203, 205, 207, 209, 210, 211, 212, 213, 214, 215, 216, 218, 223: Isolated teeth.

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