New #fossilexplainer: know the difference between fossil pufferfish and burrfish beaks! Fossils of burrfish beaks (right) are fused in the middle and have large crushing plates. These are very common fossils along
![Fossil Diodontidae. 1-3. †Chilomycterus kugleri (Casier 1958) [33],... | Download Scientific Diagram Fossil Diodontidae. 1-3. †Chilomycterus kugleri (Casier 1958) [33],... | Download Scientific Diagram](https://www.researchgate.net/publication/318991209/figure/fig5/AS:614351350267905@1523484184141/Fossil-Diodontidae-1-3-Chilomycterus-kugleri-Casier-1958-33-holotype-tooth-plate.png)
Fossil Diodontidae. 1-3. †Chilomycterus kugleri (Casier 1958) [33],... | Download Scientific Diagram
![rare puffer fish - very well preserved fossil in art matrix - Araripichthys Silva Santos 1985 (ray-finned fish) - 35×26.5×2 cm at auction | LOT-ART rare puffer fish - very well preserved fossil in art matrix - Araripichthys Silva Santos 1985 (ray-finned fish) - 35×26.5×2 cm at auction | LOT-ART](https://gcp-la8-storage-cdn.lot-art.com/public/upl/89/rare-puffer-fish-very-well-preserved-fossil-in-art-matrix-Araripichthys-Silva-Santos-1985-ray-finned-fish-35x265x2-cm_1567695401_7823.jpg)
rare puffer fish - very well preserved fossil in art matrix - Araripichthys Silva Santos 1985 (ray-finned fish) - 35×26.5×2 cm at auction | LOT-ART
![Review of the fossil pufferfish genus Archaeotetraodon (Teleostei, Tetraodontidae), with description of three new taxa from the Miocene of Italy - ScienceDirect Review of the fossil pufferfish genus Archaeotetraodon (Teleostei, Tetraodontidae), with description of three new taxa from the Miocene of Italy - ScienceDirect](https://ars.els-cdn.com/content/image/1-s2.0-S0016699510000070-gr13.jpg)
Review of the fossil pufferfish genus Archaeotetraodon (Teleostei, Tetraodontidae), with description of three new taxa from the Miocene of Italy - ScienceDirect
New #fossilexplainer: know the difference between fossil pufferfish and burrfish beaks! Fossils of burrfish beaks (right) are fused in the middle and have large crushing plates. These are very common fossils along
![Deadly oceanic pufferfish typically found in subtropical waters washes up on Dorset beach | The Independent | The Independent Deadly oceanic pufferfish typically found in subtropical waters washes up on Dorset beach | The Independent | The Independent](https://static.independent.co.uk/s3fs-public/thumbnails/image/2014/11/05/12/pufferfish12.jpg?quality=75&width=1200&auto=webp)