Acanthodian

/ækænθoʊˈdiːən/ noun

A member of an extinct class of small, heavily armored fish with sharp spines, representing some of the earliest jawed vertebrates.

From Greek 'akantha' (spine) + '-ian' (member of a group), indicating membership in this distinctive group of spiny fish.

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