Jamiktodus
Jamiktodus is a genus of extinct ray-finned fish that lived during the Triassic period. Fossil evidence suggests these fish inhabited freshwater environments, with discoveries primarily from ancient lakebeds. The genus is characterized by specific dental and skeletal features that distinguish it from other Triassic fish groups. Researchers have studied the fossilized remains of Jamiktodus to understand its diet, habitat, and evolutionary relationships within early vertebrate fauna.
The fossil record of Jamiktodus is relatively sparse, but the specimens found provide valuable insights into