Pannonius
Pannonius is a genus of extinct ray-finned fish that lived during the Late Cretaceous period. Fossils of Pannonius have been found in Hungary, specifically in the Pannonian Basin, which gives the genus its name. The type species, Pannonius hungaricus, was described in 1996.
Pannonius is characterized by a deep, laterally compressed body shape, a long dorsal fin extending almost to
The discovery of Pannonius contributes to our understanding of freshwater fish diversity during the Cretaceous, a