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Fishes

Catalog / Black Hills Institute Catalog / Fishes

Fish are aquatic, cold blooded, vertebrate animals. Their limbs are fins, which they use to both propel themselves and maneuver  through the water. Fish use gills for respiration to extract oxygen from water, although some species have accessory breathing organs to extract oxygen from the air as well. The first fossil fishes on record are from the Cambrian Period over 500 MYA.These first fish were small primitive creatures, lacking jaws and fins. The Devonian Period approximately 359 to 405 MYA, is often referred to as the ‘Age of Fishes.’ At this time fish forms diversified and became more complex.

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  • Armored Fishes

    Armored Fishes (2)

  • Sharks, Rays & Skates

    Sharks, Rays & Skates (1)

Bothriolepis canadensis on Slab – Solid Color Replica BHI #126461

This bottom feeding armored fish lived in brackish water and seas about 370 million years ago.

Titanichthys sp. Skull – Display Replica BHI #126630

One of the largest marine predators, and among the first giant vertebrates to exist on this planet

Otodus (Carcharocles) megalodon Tooth Display Replica only. Display Replica on Base.

Largest known megalodon Shark tooth ever found!

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