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    The Major Difference in the Anatomy of Ray- and Lobe-Finned
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The Major Difference in the Anatomy of Ray- and Lobe-Finned

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The major difference in the anatomy of ray- and lobe-finned fish is that in the former, limb bones were articulated to the backbone and used in locomotion.

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