acanthodidae

/ækænθəˈdaɪdiːd/

Definitions

1. noun

a family of extinct armoured, spiny-finned fishes that lived from the Early Carboniferous to the end of the Early Triassic.

“The fossil found during the excavation belonged to the Acanthodidae family.”

Synonyms

  • Acanthodid
  • Acanthodid family

Antonyms

  • Bony fishes
  • Placodermi