Eotrigonodon
Eotrigonodon is a dubious form genus of ray-finned fish known from the Cretaceous to the Eocene. It is known only from isolated teeth. Formerly considered an early genus of tetraodontiform fish in the family "Eotrigonodontidae", more recent studies indicate that they likely represent the pharyngeal teeth of pycnodonts, which are an unrelated, entirely extinct group of fish. In addition, it may itself be a junior synonym for Stephanodus, another taxon based on pycnodont teeth. Yet other authors retain the genus as taxonomically unresolved.
The following species are known:
- E. indicus Kumar & Loyal, 1987 - Early Eocene of Himachal Pradesh, India
- E. serratus - Ypresian of Saudi Arabia & Belgium, Middle Eocene of England, Eocene of Pakistan
- E. tabroumiti Tabaste, 1963 - Late Cretaceous of Morocco
- E. wardhaensis Jain & Sahni, 1983 - Late Cretaceous of Maharashtra and Andhra Pradesh, India