Fossil remains of fishes found in Rhaetian (Late Triassic, c.208.5–201.3 Ma) sediments collected from a subrosion pipe in the Winterswijk quarry are described. The fauna shows great similarity to material known from the British Triassic of the Penarth Group and from other localities in Northwestern Europe. Both chondrichthyan and osteichthyan teeth and scales are present. Most abundant are the sharks Lissodus minimus and Rhomphaiodon minor and the actinopterygians Gyrolepis albertii, Saurichthys longidens and Birgeria acuminata. Isolated teeth of the latter two taxa were known under the name Severnichthys acuminatus, but the genus Severnichthys is here considered a nomen dubium; it should be suppressed in order to make the taxonomy less complicated.

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关于来自 Winterswijk（荷兰）地下管道的 Rhaetian 鱼类动物群的注释，并讨论了 Severnichthys Storrs 属的有效性，1994

在雷蒂安发现的鱼类化石残骸（三叠纪晚期，C。描述了从 Winterswijk 采石场的地下管道收集的 208.5–201.3 Ma) 沉积物。该动物群与从珀纳斯群的英国三叠纪和西北欧其他地区已知的材料非常相似。软骨鱼和骨鱼的牙齿和鳞片都存在。最丰富的是鲨鱼小泥鳅和小菱鲆和放线鸟圆头螺,长龙鱼和刺槐. 后两个分类群的孤立牙齿以名称而闻名尖尾鱼, 但属北鱼在这里被认为是疑名; 它应该被禁止以使分类不那么复杂。