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Aesopichthys is an extinct genus of palaeoniscoid ray-finned fish from North America. Its fossils are currently only known from the Bear Gulch Limestone located in central Montana which dates to the late Mississippian, also known as the Serpukhovian. It was a deep-bodied member of the group, though not to the extent of what is seen in genera like Platysomus. It possessed a short, blunt snout along with partially-webbed fins. There is only a single species in the genus being A. erinaceus.
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