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Pycnodontoids were "deep-bodied and laterally compressed fish" whose tooth morphology suggest that they preyed on small contemporary invertebrates. They may have resembled modern butterfly fish. So far, Morrison pycnodontoids are represented by a single specimen from Dinosaur National Monument in Utah.

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  • Pycnodontoids were "deep-bodied and laterally compressed fish" whose tooth morphology suggest that they preyed on small contemporary invertebrates. They may have resembled modern butterfly fish. So far, Morrison pycnodontoids are represented by a single specimen from Dinosaur National Monument in Utah.
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  • Pycnodontoids were "deep-bodied and laterally compressed fish" whose tooth morphology suggest that they preyed on small contemporary invertebrates. They may have resembled modern butterfly fish. So far, Morrison pycnodontoids are represented by a single specimen from Dinosaur National Monument in Utah.
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