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ON THE EVOLUTION OF BONY FISHES DURING THE TRIASSIC PERIOD

The Palaeoniscidae was the dominant group of bony fishes during Carboniferous and Permian times. This large and varied group of fishes has usually been called the “family Palaeoniscidae”, but it appears to consist of several independent lines.

James R. Brough

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