Fig. 9From: An exceptionally preserved Eocene shark and the rise of modern predator–prey interactions in the coral reef food webComparison of body proportions and outlines between the living and extinct species of Galeorhinus in left lateral view. a Mature male of the living G. galeus (modified from [25, 41]). b Juvenile male of the extinct G. cuvieri reconstructed on the basis of MGGC 1976, showing standard metric traits for Additional file 1: Table S1. Relative to G. galeus, G. cuvieri has a shorter rostrum, larger pectoral fins, taller second dorsal fin, shorter interdorsal distance, longer caudal fin, smaller accessory lobe, and smaller ventral lobe of caudal fin. Not to scaleBack to article page