Cheirolepis trailli is an early actinopterygian represented in the cited study by several named Scottish museum specimens rather than one composite individual.
claim:taxon:cheirolepis-trailli:taxonomyAn Eifelian early ray-finned fish represented by multiple museum specimens whose endoskeleton and scales were examined with CT.
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Cheirolepis trailli is an early actinopterygian represented in the cited study by several named Scottish museum specimens rather than one composite individual.
claim:taxon:cheirolepis-trailli:taxonomyThe scanned Cheirolepis material comes from the late Eifelian Achanarras Limestone and correlated Scottish localities; no global distribution is inferred.
claim:taxon:cheirolepis-trailli:biogeographyThe CT study resolves anatomy but does not directly establish diet, detailed habitat niche, swimming performance or trophic guild.
claim:taxon:cheirolepis-trailli:ecologyNamed Cheirolepis specimens preserve an imperforate propterygium and hyomandibular shaft plus peg-and-socket scales among a broader early ray-fin character mosaic.
claim:taxon:cheirolepis-trailli:morphologyThe displayed 390.4–388.1 Ma interval bounds the cited late Eifelian Scottish sample and is not a global actinopterygian first appearance.
claim:taxon:cheirolepis-trailli:fossil-range