A type of fish with ray-finned fins supported by spiny or soft rays, including most modern fish species.
From Greek aktis (ray) plus pteryx (wing or fin), referring to fins supported by ray-like bony structures.
Actinopterygians are by far the most successful fish ever—they evolved flexible, efficient fins that let them dominate every aquatic environment from tiny streams to the deepest ocean trenches.
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