Tubercolostomatosoidea

Tubercolostomatosoidea is a superfamily of predatorial amphibians found all around the planet's oceans.
Outside of three families of the group (Aratropiscidae, Laniostomatosinae and Poifàgostomatosidae), these animals are characterized by a specialized mouth composed of several jaws and a retractable tuberculus. This seemengly enourmous difference has been caused by the extreme evolutionary radiation that occurred 32 Million years ago, at the start of the new cycle; the single jaw and absence of tuberculus is a more primitive feature that re-emerged due to this change.
The body is elongated and the Gill fan generally medium to high ridged; generally speaking the tail ends right after the caudal drop, with some exceptions like in the Bigeye Pincerfish.
Dorsal armor is generally thick and segmented and the eyes are overdeveloped.

Scientific Name

Enetodontia; Enetodontidae; Paleosthomatosae; Tubercolosthomatosa