Sarcopterygii
plural noun
Sar·cop·te·ryg·ii ˌsär-ˌkäp-tə-ˈri-jē-ˌī 
: a subclass or other division of bony fishes (such as the coelacanth) that have paired, lobed, fleshy fins somewhat resembling limbs, that may be ancestral to the terrestrial vertebrates, and that have existed since the Devonian but are now largely extinct compare actinopterygii
Word History
First Known Use
1962, in the meaning defined above
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- lesser one-horned rhino
- lesser one-horned rhinoceros
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- lesser scaup
- lesser scaup duck
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