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Ceratodontidae

Definition:

Ceratodontidae refers to a family of lungfish, comprising ancient freshwater fish species found in Australia, Africa, and South America. They are known for their unique ability to breathe both underwater and in the air.

Examples:

Noun (Zoology):

The ceratodontidae are a fascinating group of lungfish that have evolved over millions of years.

Adjective:

Herpetologists conducted a study on the ceratodontidae species, analyzing their reproductive patterns.

Sentence:

The ceratodontidae lungfish can be found in various freshwater habitats, adapting to changing environmental conditions.

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• Prehistoric Fish: The Evolution and Extinction of Species
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