Acanthodes

/ækænˈθoʊdiːz/ noun

A genus of extinct spiny-finned fish from the Paleozoic era, known for small sharp spines covering their bodies.

From Greek 'akantha' (spine) + '-odes' (resembling), literally meaning 'spine-resembling,' referring to their appearance.

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