According to Fossilworks, extinct Pristis species only known from fossil remains include:
Pristis acutidens Agassiz 1843
Pristis amblodon Cope 1869
Pristis aquitanicus Delfortrie 1871
Pristis atlanticus Zbyszewski 1947
Pristis bisulcatus Agassiz 1843
Pristis brachyodon Cope 1869
Pristis brayi Casier 1949
Pristis caheni Dartevelle and Casier 1959
Pristis contortus Dixon 1850
Pristis curvidens Leidy 1855
Pristis dubius Münster 1846
Pristis ensidens Leidy 1855
Pristis fajumensis Stromer 1905
Pristis hastingsiae Agassiz 1843
Pristis lanceolatus Jonet 1968
Pristis lathami Galeotti 1837
Pristis olbrechtsi Dartevelle and Casier 1959
Pristis pectinatus Latham 1794
Pristis pickeringi Case 1981
Pristis prosulcatus Stromer 1905
However, among this list are some species considered invalid by recent authorities and others now generally recognized as belonging in Anoxypristis.
Fossil Pristis range from the Late Paleocene to the Quaternary period.
Fossils have been found all over the world.
According to Fossilworks, extinct Pristis species only known from fossil remains include:
Pristis acutidens Agassiz 1843
Pristis amblodon Cope 1869
Pristis aquitanicus Delfortrie 1871
Pristis atlanticus Zbyszewski 1947
Pristis bisulcatus Agassiz 1843
Pristis brachyodon Cope 1869
Pristis brayi Casier 1949
Pristis caheni Dartevelle and Casier 1959
Pristis contortus Dixon 1850
Pristis curvidens Leidy 1855
Pristis dubius Münster 1846
Pristis ensidens Leidy 1855
Pristis fajumensis Stromer 1905
Pristis hastingsiae Agassiz 1843
Pristis lanceolatus Jonet 1968
Pristis lathami Galeotti 1837
Pristis olbrechtsi Dartevelle and Casier 1959
Pristis pectinatus Latham 1794
Pristis pickeringi Case 1981
Pristis prosulcatus Stromer 1905
However, among this list are some species considered invalid by recent authorities and others now generally recognized as belonging in Anoxypristis. Fossil Pristis range from the Late Paleocene to the Quaternary period. Fossils have been found all over the world.
Pristis