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The Middle Triassic vertebrate levels in the Western tethys: are fossil fishes useful for biostratigraphy?

Andrea Tintori, C. O. Lombardo

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Key concepts: Biostratigraphy, Vertebrate, Paleontology, Geology, Chondrichthyes, Fishery, Biology, Gene

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