Large Upper Devonian arthrodires from Iran
by Hans-Peter Schultze
From the Upper Devonian of East Iran, fossil remains of three genera of brachythoracid arthrodires are described: Eastmanosteus sp., Holonema rugosum (Claypole), and Aspidichthys ingens (Koenen). This occurrence extends the range of distribution of the three genera, but like all others known is situated within the "tropics" of the Devonian. In Eastmanosteus, the levator capitis muscle attaches on both sides of the posteromedian cusp of the nuchal plate. The double sockets on the ventral surface of the nuchal plate run upward and backward so that they are interpreted as grooves for the craniospinal process of the neural endocranium in accordance with Stetson (1930). On the posterior dorsolateral plate of Aspidichthys the main lateral line canal turns postero-ventrally and no canal passes onto the median dorsal plate.
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