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Pterichthys
‖ Pterichthys Palæont. (pt-, təˈrɪkθɪs) [mod.L., f. Gr. πτερόν wing + ἰχθύς fish.] A fossil genus of fishes of the Devonian period, having a pair of wing-shaped lateral appendages.1842 H. Miller O.R. Sandst. iii. (ed. 2) 70 There are none of the fossils of the Old Red Sandstone which less resemble a... Oxford English Dictionary
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Pterichthyodes
The generic name of Pterichthyodes refers directly to their odd wing-like appendages ("pterichthys" being a compound crassis word from Ancient Greek for wikipedia.org
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Asterolepis (fish)
Asterolepis has two sister taxa, Microbrachium and Pterichthys. Both sister taxa are also carnivores and Pterichtyhs is similarly blind. Stratigraphic formations Taxa considered to be sisters to Asterolepis are Microbrachium and Pterichthys. wikipedia.org
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plastron
plastron (ˈplæstrən) Also 6 plasteroun. [a. F. plastron breast-plate, also in other senses as in Eng., ad. It. piastrone, augment. of piastra breast-plate, prop. plate of metal; see piastre, plaster.] 1. a. A steel breast-plate formerly worn beneath the hauberk. Obs. exc. Hist.1506–7 Acc. Ld. High T... Oxford English Dictionary
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Holonema
It was originally described as a species of the antiarch genus, Pterichthys. wikipedia.org
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Tout Quarry
Tuckwell) Crouching Figure (by Reiko Nireki) Flowing Rocks (by Harry Klar) Dry Stone Landscape (by Nick Lloyd) The Arena of Fulls (by Kerry Trengove) Pterichthys wikipedia.org
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wing
▪ I. wing, n. (wɪŋ) Forms: pl. α. 2 wenge; β. 3 wengen, winguene, wynguene, whingen, hwingen, 4 wingen, wyngen, -yn, -on; γ. 3–5 wenges, (3 Orm. -ess), 4 weengus, 4–5 wengis, 4, 6 weyngis, 5 wengys, -ez, weingis, wengges; 4 wyenges, wingges, whinges, 4–6 wyngis, -es, 5 -ys, whyngis, -ys, 5–6 whynges... Oxford English Dictionary
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plate
▪ I. plate, n. (pleɪt) Forms: 3– plate; also 5 plaate, 5–6 platt, playt(e, pla(y)the, 5–7 plaite, plaitt, 5–8 plat, plait, 6 (Sc.) pleit, plet. [ME. plate, a. OF. plate (c 1175 in Littré) thin plate, lamina of metal, etc. (in form = Pr., Sp. plata, Pg. prata, It. piatta), in origin the fem. form of ... Oxford English Dictionary
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