Elements of Geology, Intended for the Use of Students
Elements of Geology, Intended for the Use of Students
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The body and head were covered with bony, enamelled scales. This fish seems not to have attained a large size ; specimens are about seven inches in length.
203. Another equally singular ge- nus was the Pterichthys the winged fish (Pteron, a wing; ichthus, a fish, ) characterized by its two wing-like lateral appendages, which were its weapons of defense, and may have assisted in locomotion. Its body was protected by strong, bony, enam- Cephaiaspis Lyeua. Elled plates; its head was small, body fl...at, and its tail thickly covered with scales. It did not exceed a foot in length.
Fig. 101.
Pterichthys Corrmtus.
THE DEVONIAN SYSTEM. Fig. 102.
161 Coccostcus.
204. The Coccosteus resembles the Pterichthys in general structure and covering, but was destitute of wing-like appen- dages. It derives its name from the berry-like tubercles which stud its enamelled bony plates (kokkos a berry ; osteon, a bone. ) Its head was large, covered with several plates, and attached to the body by small articulating surfaces.
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The body and head were covered with bony, enamelled scales. This fish seems not to have attained a large size ; specimens are about seven inches in length.
203. Another equally singular ge- nus was the Pterichthys the winged fish (Pteron, a wing; ichthus, a fish, ) characterized by its two wing-like lateral appendages, which were its weapons of defense, and may have assisted in locomotion. Its body was protected by strong, bony, enam- Cephaiaspis Lyeua. Elled plates; its head was small, body fl...at, and its tail thickly covered with scales. It did not exceed a foot in length.
Fig. 101.
Pterichthys Corrmtus.
THE DEVONIAN SYSTEM. Fig. 102.
161 Coccostcus.
204. The Coccosteus resembles the Pterichthys in general structure and covering, but was destitute of wing-like appen- dages. It derives its name from the berry-like tubercles which stud its enamelled bony plates (kokkos a berry ; osteon, a bone. ) Its head was large, covered with several plates, and attached to the body by small articulating surfaces.
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