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different between crossopterygi and dipnoi​

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Difference # Crossopterygii:

1. Maxilla absent, (except in some fossil forms); pre-maxilla present.

2. Palatoquadrate not fused to cranium.

3. Teeth not fused.

4. Two dorsal fins present.

5. Paired fins-uniserial lobe-fins.

6. Cloaca absent.

Example – Latemeria chalumnae.

Difference # Dipnoi:

1. Both maxilla and pre-maxilla absent.

2. Palatoquadrate fused to cranium (Autostylic jaw suspension).

3. Teeth fused to form crushing tooth plates (Dental plates).

4. A single dorsal fin continues with anal and caudal in recent forms.

5. Paired fins-biserial lobe-fins.

6. Cloaca present.

Example – Neoceratodus, Lepidosiren and Protupterus.

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Difference # Crossopterygii:

1. Maxilla absent, (except in some fossil forms); pre-maxilla present.

2. Palatoquadrate not fused to cranium.

3. Teeth not fused.

4. Two dorsal fins present.

5. Paired fins-uniserial lobe-fins.

6. Cloaca absent.

Example – Latemeria chalumnae.

Difference # Dipnoi:

1. Both maxilla and pre-maxilla absent.

2. Palatoquadrate fused to cranium (Autostylic jaw suspension).

3. Teeth fused to form crushing tooth plates (Dental plates).

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