ac·an·thop·ter·yg·i·an (ăkən-thŏptə-rĭjē-ən)
n.
Any of a large group of fishes of the superorder Acanthopterygii, having bony skeletons and spiny rays in the dorsal and anal fins and including the bass, perch, mackerel, and swordfish.

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acanthopterygian
[From New Latin Acanthopterygiī, superorder name  : acantho- + Greek pterux, pterug-, wing, fin; see pet- in Indo-European Roots.]

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acanthopterygian
acan·thopter·ygi·an adj.

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