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sur Palaont. und GeoL, 1905, xviii, pp. 193-224, pl- xvii-xxi.
«GeoI. Surv. N. J., Ann. Rept. for 1904 (190s). PP- 67-102.
42 CONNECTICUT GEOL. AND NAT. HIST. SURVEY. [Bull.
V. SYSTEMATIC DESCRIPTIONS OF UPPER TRIASSIC FISHES.
"Die Natur ist das einzige Buch, das auf alien Slattern gewissen Inhalt bietet."— Goethe.
Order CROSSOPTERYGII.
Family CCELACANTHID^.
" Body deeply and irregularly fusiform, with cycloidal, deeply overlapping scales, more or less ornamented with ganoine.
Branchiostegal ap...paratus consisting of an operculum on each side and a single pair of large jugular plates. Paired fins ob- tusely lobate. Two dorsal fins and a single anal; the anterior dorsal without baseosts, the posterior dt^rsal and the anal with bas- eosts, obtusely lobate. Axial skeleton extending to the extremity of the caudal fin, usually projecting and terminated by a small supplementary caudal fin. Air-bladder ossified." As remarked by Smith Woodward, from whose Catalogue the foregoing definition has been taken, the members of this family have perhaps the most remarkable geological range of all known extinct fishes, persisting as they do practically unchanged from the Upper Devonian to the Upper Chalk.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
sur Palaont. und GeoL, 1905, xviii, pp. 193-224, pl- xvii-xxi.
«GeoI. Surv. N. J., Ann. Rept. for 1904 (190s). PP- 67-102.
42 CONNECTICUT GEOL. AND NAT. HIST. SURVEY. [Bull.
V. SYSTEMATIC DESCRIPTIONS OF UPPER TRIASSIC FISHES.
"Die Natur ist das einzige Buch, das auf alien Slattern gewissen Inhalt bietet."— Goethe.
Order CROSSOPTERYGII.
Family CCELACANTHID^.
" Body deeply and irregularly fusiform, with cycloidal, deeply overlapping scales, more or less ornamented with ganoine.
Branchiostegal ap...paratus consisting of an operculum on each side and a single pair of large jugular plates. Paired fins ob- tusely lobate. Two dorsal fins and a single anal; the anterior dorsal without baseosts, the posterior dt^rsal and the anal with bas- eosts, obtusely lobate. Axial skeleton extending to the extremity of the caudal fin, usually projecting and terminated by a small supplementary caudal fin. Air-bladder ossified." As remarked by Smith Woodward, from whose Catalogue the foregoing definition has been taken, the members of this family have perhaps the most remarkable geological range of all known extinct fishes, persisting as they do practically unchanged from the Upper Devonian to the Upper Chalk.
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