Chondrichthyes - Ctenacanthiformes - Ctenacanthidae
Synonym: Cladodus magnificus Claypole 1894 [replaced name]
Full reference: O. P. Hay. 1899. On some changes in the names, generic and specific, of certain fossil fishes. The American Naturalist 33:783-792
Belongs to Cladodus according to O. P. Hay 1899
See also Hay 1902
Sister taxa: Cladodus acuminatus, Cladodus alternatus, Cladodus angulatus, Cladodus bellifer, Cladodus concinnus, Cladodus conicus, Cladodus coniger, Cladodus costatus, Cladodus curvus, Cladodus deflexus, Cladodus elegans, Cladodus euglypheus, Cladodus exiguus, Cladodus exilis, Cladodus fulleri, Cladodus gomphoides, Cladodus gracilis, Cladodus hertzeri, Cladodus ischypus, Cladodus keokuk, Cladodus lamnoides, Cladodus marginatus, Cladodus micropus, Cladodus milleri, Cladodus mirabilis, Cladodus monroei, Cladodus newmani, Cladodus pandatus, Cladodus parvulus, Cladodus parvus, Cladodus pattersoni, Cladodus politus, Cladodus raricostatus, Cladodus rivipetrosi, Cladodus robustus, Cladodus romingeri, Cladodus subulatus, Cladodus terrelli, Cladodus tumidus, Cladodus turritus, Cladodus vanhornei, Cladodus zygopus, Styptobasis aculeata
Ecology: nektonic carnivore
Distribution: there are no occurrences of Cladodus claypolei in the database
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