Fish
Chondrichthyans (Neuman and Brinkman, 2005)
- Hybodus (a shark)
- Myledaphus (a ray)
- indeterminate orectolobid
Acipenseriformes (sturgeons) (Neuman and Brinkman, 2005)
- unnamed sturgeon
- unnamed paddlefish
Holostean fish (Neuman and Brinkman, 2005)
- Belonostomus
- Lepisosteus (the gar)
- unnamed bowfin
- at least 2 other holosteans
Teleost fish (Neuman and Brinkman, 2005)
- Patatarpon (an elopomorph, like the tarpon)
- Cretophareodus (an osteoglossomorph)
- Coriops
- Estesesox
- Oldmanesox
- Paralbula (including Phyllodus)
- at least 8 other teleosts
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