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| − | Promexyele was a genus of Chimera-like cartilaginous fish that lived 300 million years ago. This little known shark-like fish belonged to a group known as iniopterygians. Promexyele had extremly large pectoral fins like a modern day lion fish. The function of the fins are unknown, although, speculated to have functioned like flying fishes' fins, allowing this bizarre creature to glide above the water's surface. |
+ | [[File:DownloadedFile-4.jpeg|thumb|left|Promexyele]]Promexyele was a genus of Chimera-like cartilaginous fish that lived 300 million years ago. This little known shark-like fish belonged to a group known as iniopterygians. Promexyele had extremly large pectoral fins like a modern day lion fish. The function of the fins are unknown, although, speculated to have functioned like flying fishes' fins, allowing this bizarre creature to glide above the water's surface. |
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Promexyele
Promexyele was a genus of Chimera-like cartilaginous fish that lived 300 million years ago. This little known shark-like fish belonged to a group known as iniopterygians. Promexyele had extremly large pectoral fins like a modern day lion fish. The function of the fins are unknown, although, speculated to have functioned like flying fishes' fins, allowing this bizarre creature to glide above the water's surface.