Coelodus is an extinct genus of fish in the family Pycnodontidae from the Late Jurassic to early Paleocene (Danian). Fossils of the genus have been found in: Jurassic Gardies, France Cretaceous Yacoraite Formation, Argentina El Molino Formation, Bolivia Baharîje Formation, Egypt Ahlen and Bückeberg Formations, Germany Nimar Formation, India Alburni, Italy Damergou, Zinder, Niger Cochirleni Formation, Romania La Huérguina and Cabana Formations, Spain Pierre Shale, Kansas Tunbridge Wells Sand Formation, England Tucumcari Formation, New Mexico Twin Mountains and Paluxy Formations, Texas Paleocene Tremp Formation, Spain See also Prehistoric fish List of prehistoric bony fish References Pycnodontiformes genera Late Jurassic fish Jurassic bony fish Cretaceous bony fish Paleogene fish Cretaceous–Paleogene boundary Paleocene extinctions Maastrichtian life Campanian life Santonian life Coniacian life Turonian life Cenomanian life Albian life Aptian life Barremian life Hauterivian life Valanginian life Berriasian life Tithonian life Kimmeridgian life Oxfordian life Callovian life Bathonian first appearances Prehistoric fish of Africa Cretaceous Africa Fossils of Egypt Fossils of Niger Prehistoric fish of Asia Cretaceous India Fossils of India Cenozoic fish of Europe Fossils of Spain Mesozoic fish of Europe Cretaceous Germany Fossils of Germany Cretaceous Italy Fossils of Italy Fossils of Romania Cretaceous Spain Cretaceous United Kingdom Fossils of England Jurassic France Fossils of France Mesozoic fish of North America Cretaceous United States Fossils of the United States Prehistoric fish of South America Cretaceous Argentina Fossils of Argentina Cretaceous Bolivia Fossils of Bolivia