Species Of Fish With Muppet-Like Mouths Found
- 8 years ago
A new study describes the discovery of two more species of fish in the genus known as Rhinconichthys; the bony creatures are believed to have lived around 92 million years ago and are thought to have had specialized mouths that could open extra wide to consume more plankton.
A recently published study describes the discovery of two new species in the genus known as Rhinconichthys.
One was discovered from a fossilized skull in Colorado and the other from reexamined remains in Japan; the only other known sample was from England.
The bony fish are believed to have lived during the time of dinosaurs around 92 million years ago, according to a
A recently published study describes the discovery of two new species in the genus known as Rhinconichthys.
One was discovered from a fossilized skull in Colorado and the other from reexamined remains in Japan; the only other known sample was from England.
The bony fish are believed to have lived during the time of dinosaurs around 92 million years ago, according to a