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Cyclurus fragosus

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Freshwater Bowfin Fish (Late Cretaceous- Early Paleocene)

Cyclurus fragosus was a species of bowfin fish that is most often found in the Hell Creek Formation.Cyclurus are thought to be the closest relatives of modern bowfins, but much smaller than their extant counterparts, only growing between 4 and 12 inches long.

Freshwater Bowfin Fish (Late Cretaceous- Early Paleocene)

Cyclurus fragosus was a species of bowfin fish that is most often found in the Hell Creek Formation.Cyclurus are thought to be the closest relatives of modern bowfins, but much smaller than their extant counterparts, only growing between 4 and 12 inches long.

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