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Blochius

Extinct genus of ray-finned fishes

Blochius was known as early as 1709, where it is mentioned in a written account by Johann Jakob Scheuchzer, who identified a fragment of a Blochius skeleton

Blochius

Blochiidae

Blochius Volta, 1800 (Early Eocene of Italy) Loancorhynchus Otero, 2019 (Middle Eocene of Chile) In addition, an undescribed specimen of a Blochius-like

Blochiidae

Billfish

Group of ray-finned fishes

rostrum present in modern billfish. The earliest fossil billfishes are a Blochius-like fish from Peru and Hemingwaya from Turkmenistan, both of which are

Billfish

Palaeorhynchidae

Extinct family of ray-finned fishes

Aglyptorynchus hakataramea Markaira Istiophorus Xiphias Loancorhychus catrillancai Blochius longirostris Rust et al. (2025) Acanthocubium solandri Palaeorhynchus Homorhynchus

Palaeorhynchidae

Giovanni Serafino Volta

Italian priest, naturalist, and palaeontologist (1764–1842)

Serafino Volta al Sig Luigi Brugnatelli Biblioteca Fisica d'Europa, Vol. 7 Blochius longirostris an Eocene fish described by Volta. Dasyatis muricata an Eocene

Giovanni Serafino Volta

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List of prehistoric bony fish genera

†Birgeria[Sepkoski 2002] †Blabe[Sepkoski 2002] Blennius[Sepkoski 2002] †Blochius[Sepkoski 2002] †Blourugia †Bluefieldius †Bobasatrania[Sepkoski 2002]

List of prehistoric bony fish genera

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Monte Bolca

Frazione of Italy

Fish Angiolinia mirabilis, an zanclid fish Bolcaperca craccorum, an perch Blochius longirostris, an ancestral swordfish Ceratoichthys, an unusual jack fish

Monte Bolca

Monte_Bolca

Paleobiota of Monte Bolca

Notes Images Amphistium A. paradoxum Pesciara An amphistiid flatfish. Blochius B. longirostris A blochiid billfish. B. macropterus Ceratoichthys C. pinnatiformis

Paleobiota of Monte Bolca

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Cylindracanthus

Extinct genus of fishes

Cylindracanthus was originally considered a billfish, possibly related to Blochius, due to a presumed similarity in rostral spines, and was thus suggested

Cylindracanthus