Laasitidae
Laasitidae is a family of extinct ray-finned fish that lived during the Late Jurassic epoch. These fish are primarily known from fossilized remains found in Europe, particularly in Germany and France. The family is characterized by a distinctive jaw structure and a specific arrangement of fin rays, although detailed anatomical studies are limited due to the scarcity and often fragmented nature of the fossils.
Members of the Laasitidae family are thought to have been small to medium-sized fish, inhabiting freshwater
The discovery of Laasitidae fossils contributes to our understanding of fish evolution during the Jurassic period,