''Igdabatis'' is a prehistoric genus of

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whose fossils are found in rocks dating from the

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stage of Spain (

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and

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s of the Fontllonga Group), the

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of Niger and the

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, Lameta,

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and Intertrappean Beds Formations of India.

Classification

Species

Three species of ''Igdabatis'' are known from the Cretaceous of Spain, Niger, and India. * ''Igdabatis sigmodon'' * ''Igdabatis indicus'' * ''Igdabatis marmii''

References

Prehistoric cartilaginous fish genera Cretaceous cartilaginous fish Rajiformes Late Cretaceous fish of Asia Cretaceous fish of Europe {{Cretaceous-fish-stub

Classification

Species

See also

References