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Fig 1.

Oncorhynchus rastrosus.

(A) CT model of Holotype, UO F-26799, skull in right lateral view with a stylized drawing of the originally proposed “sabertoothed” position of the isolated premaxilla; (B) UO_A in anterior view of skull, prior to complete preparation and CT scan; (C) Artist’s rendering skull of male iconic fish with accurate spike-tooth configuration; (D) Artist’s rendering of complete female iconic fish with accurate spike-tooth configuration. Scale bar blocks = 1 cm each.

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Fig 2.

Oncorhynchus rastrosus female skull, UO F-55101, specimen A.

(A) in left lateral view with (B) line drawings overlain; (C) in right lateral view with (D) line drawings overlain. Scale bar = 5 cm. Full page, turned landscape.

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Fig 3.

Oncorhynchus rastrosus skull, male, UO F-55101, specimen B.

(A) in left lateral view with (B) line drawings overlain; (C) in right lateral view with (D) line drawings overlain. Scale bar = 5 cm. Full page, turned landscape.

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Fig 4.

Oncorhynchus rastrosus skulls in dorsal view.

(A) UO F-55101, specimen B = male with (B) line drawings overlain; (C) UO F-55101, specimen A = female with (D) line drawings overlain; (E) CT rendering of Holotype UO F-26799 = male with (F) line drawings overlain. Anterior to top of page. Scale bar = 5 cm. Full page, portrait.

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Fig 5.

Segmented skull of †Oncorhynchus rastrosus, UO F-55101, specimen A.

(A) left lateral view; (B) left dorso-lateral oblique view; (C) dorsal view; (D) ventral view; (E) isolated parasphenoid and prootic bones in ventral view. Anterior to left of page. Scale bar = 5 cm. Full page, turned landscape.

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Fig 6.

Pharyngeal skeleton of †Oncorhynchus rastrosus, UO F-55101, specimen A.

(A) Proximal parasagittal cross section through dentary and hypertrophied premaxilla; (B) Distal parasagittal cross section through dentary and premaxillary spike; (C-F) right dentary in (C) anterior, (D) lateral, (E) lingual, and (F) dorsal views;(G) CT reconstruction of branchial basket; (H) dorsal view of posteroventral hyals; (I) line drawing of posteroventral hyals. A-C, anterior to left of page; D, anterior to top of page. Full width of page, portrait.

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Fig 7.

Oncorhynchus rastrosus UO F-55101, specimen C.

Pectoral skeleton and opercular series in left lateroventral view. Anterior to top of page. Scale bar = 5 cm. Full width of page, portrait.

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Fig 8.

CT renderings of anterior axial skeleton of †Oncorhynchus rastrosus.

(A) Posterior view of cranium of holotype UO F-26799; (B-J) UO F-55101, specimen C. (B) Posterior view of proatlas; (C) Dorsal view of proatlas; (D) Ventral view of proatlas; (E) Anterior view of first free centrum; (F) Posterior view of first free centrum; (G) Dorsal view of first free centrum; (H) Ventral view of first free centrum; (I) Left lateral view of cranio-vertebral articulation and anterior abdominal axial skeleton; (J) Right lateral view of cranio-vertebral articulation and anterior abdominal axial skeleton. Full page, portrait.

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Fig 9.

Posterior abdominal series of †Oncorhynchus rastrosus, UO F-55101, specimen D.

(A) Left lateral view of articulated vertebrae; (B) digital axial cross section from dashed line, B; (C) digital median-sagittal cross section in box, C. full width of page, portrait.

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Fig 10.

Phylogenetic hypotheses of Salmonidae.

(A) parsimony hypothesis of all OTUs; (B) Bayesian hypothesis of salmonid genera; (C) expanded relationships of extant and extinct species of Oncorhynchus. Full page, portrait.

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Fig 11.

Character optimization on the present study’s morphological hypothesis, juxtaposed with the prevailing molecular hypothesis.

Molecular tree modified from Crête-Lafrenière et al. (2012), Horreo (2017), and Colín et al. (2023). Bold-italicized taxa appear twice on the figure and once on each tree. Unambiguous character transformations for labeled branches where bold text means CI = 1.0: A = 49:0>1; B = 67:1>0, 91:1>0; C = 70:0>1; D = 81:2>1; E = 72:2>1, 107:0>1; F = 17:0>1, 101:0>1, 106:0>1; G = 98:0>1; H = 8:0>1, 36:1>0, 51:2>1, 59:0>1, 87:0>1; I = 28:0>1; J = 7:1>2; K = 22:0>1; L = 1:0>1, 93:1>2, 105:1>2, 114:1>0; M = 98:0>1, 118:0>1; N = 76:0>1, 113:0>1. Full width of page, portrait.

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Table 1.

Sexually dimorphic character suites by specimen.

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