It is known from a single lower jaw fragment with three teeth, probably the last premolar and first two molars.

It was described in 1928 from a jaw fragment by Case, who interpreted the new taxon as a fish.

Before that, it was known by jaw fragments, isolated teeth, a few postcranial bones.

An upper jaw fragment, a left maxilla with three teeth, has been referred to the species.

Obamadon is known from two lower jaw fragments, each less than a centimeter in length.

Other fish fossils include teeth, jaw fragments and scales.

I checked the jaw fragments, hit one with a few more drops, then rested the pipette on the solution jar cover.

It was named by Swinton in 1930 for a lower jaw fragment from Nigeria.

This large jaw fragment was first found in 1941 by von Koenigswald.

This was another jaw fragment described by Marks in 1953.