Osteolepidae
plural noun
Os·te·o·lep·i·dae
: a widely distributed family of freshwater Paleozoic fishes (order Rhipidistia) having slender elongated bodies, large rhombic scales, and a well-ossified cranium and commonly considered to be on the direct ancestral line of the amphibians
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Osteolepis, type genus + -idae
- naphthaleneacetic acid
- naphthalenedisulfonic acid
- naphthalenes
- naphthalenetrisulfonic acid
- naphthalenoid
- naphthalic acid
- naphthalines
- naphthalins
- naphthalise
- naphthalised
- naphthalises
- naphthalising
- naphthalized
- naphthalizes
- naphthalizing
- naphthamine dye
- naphthas
- naphthenate
- naphthene
- clocked (out)
- clocked (up)
- clocked in
- clocked in (at)
- clocked in at
- clocked off