Eurypholis

Eurypholis is a genus of prehistoric marine aulopiform fish known from the Late Cretaceous. It contains three species, known from Europe, the Middle East, and east Asia.
The following species are known:

†E. boissieri Pictet, 1850 - Cenomanian of Lebanon
†E. japonicus Uyeno & Minakawa, 1983 - Campanian of Shikoku, Japan
†E. pulchellus - Cenomanian of England

Potential indeterminate remains are known from the Cenomanian of Uzbekistan and the Maastrichtian of Greece, though a review of the Greek records has found no evidence of these remains belonging to Eurypholis.
Of these species, E. boissieri is known from many complete, articulated skeletons, E. pulchellus is known from fragmentary specimens, and E. japonicus is known from a single mandible with very large attached teeth.