of Edestus grew teeth in curved blades or "whorls". In Edestus' case, only a single row of teeth occurred in the midline of each jaw, leading Edestus to...

fossils to Edestus, discussed the various hypotheses concerning the nature of Edestus fossils. Joseph Leidy, who originally described Edestus vorax, argued...

Sarcoprion, and Parahelicoprion, and the latter containing the genera Edestus, Lestrodus, and Metaxyacanthus. All eugeneodonts are thought to have been...

4–298.9 million years ago. There is a small gap in age between the latest Edestus and the first Campyloprion, which suggests that Campyloprion might have...

Phanerosteon was a Bony fish belonging to the extinct order Palaeonisciformes. Edestus was a large eugeneodontid fish that possessed two tooth whorls in its mouth...

include iconic genera, such as Helicoprion ("buzz-saw shark"), Ornithoprion, Edestus or Fadenia. Caseodus is one of the few eugeneodontid genera that survived...

from the Permian of Greenland. Similar to other eugeneodontids such as Edestus and Helicoprion, it was best known for its extremely bizarre tooth morphology...

Paredestus ('near Edestus') is a monotypic genus of extinct eugeneodont holocephalan from the Early Triassic of Canada. The type and only species, P....

reduced state differs greatly from that of the eugeneodonts Helicoprion and Edestus, in which the palatoquadrates are large and specialized, and potentially...

species of Edestus, but is now considered a distinct genus based on morphological differences. Woodward, A.S. (1916). "On a new species of Edestus from the...