The paleoecology of Hindeodus was frequently debated. Clark (1974) proposed that Hindeodus was most abundant in nutrient-deficient deep waters of normal salinity, but some may have been in shallow water as well. Behnken (1975) proposed that Hindeodus lived in abnormal salinities.
The paleoecology of Hindeodus was frequently debated, with Clark (1974) suggesting it thrived in nutrient-poor deep waters of typical salinity, while some individuals may have inhabited shallow water as well. Behnken (1975) proposed that Hindeodus lived in abnormal salinities.