Priscacara, is a genus of extinct temperate bass[1] described from Early to Middle Eocene fossils. It is characterized by a sunfish-like body and its stout dorsal and anal spines. The genus is best known from the Green River Formation of Wyoming, Utah and Colorado. Mass deaths of Priscacara suggest it formed schools.
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Priscacara, is a genus of extinct temperate bass described from Early to Middle Eocene fossils. It is characterized by a sunfish-like body and its stout...
spines. The type species, C. liops, was originally named as a species of Priscacara by Edward Drinker Cope upon creating the genus in 1877, but P. liops was...
Nothonotus Putnam, 1863 Genus Percina Haldeman, 1842 †Mioplosus Cope, 1877 †Priscacara Cope, 1877 Wikimedia Commons has media related to Percidae. Richard van...
ammonite fossils, each approximately 1.5 cm across Eocene fossil fish Priscacara liops from the Green River Formation of Wyoming A permineralized trilobite...
Petrified cone of Araucaria sp. from Patagonia, Argentina. Eocene fossil fish Priscacara liops from the Green River Formation of Utah. Rudist bivalves from the...
Museum, Vol. VII, pp. 374–387, 1911. 9. "The Relationships of the Genus Priscacara". Bulletin of the American Museum of Natural History, Article VII, 1912...
blakeburnensis Priscacara aquilonia Sp nov Valid Wilson Eocene Ypresian Okanagan Highlands Horsefly Shales Canada British Columbia A Priscacara species temperate...
†Phareodus Indeterminate Early Eocene Chuckanut Formation fossil †Priscacara †Priscacara campi – type locality for species †Probathygadus - type locality...
driftwoodensis, Libotoniidae with Libotonius blakeburnensis, and Moronidae with Priscacara aquilonia. A year later the first species from the Republic area, "Eohiodon"...
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