trypano
Trypano is a genus of extinct ray-finned fish that lived during the Devonian period. These ancient fish are known primarily from fossilized remains discovered in various locations around the world, indicating a widespread distribution during their existence. Trypano is characterized by its robust body, typically depicted with relatively large scales. Its fin structure suggests it was a moderately active swimmer, likely inhabiting freshwater or brackish environments.
The evolutionary significance of Trypano lies in its placement within the early diversification of bony fishes.