What is another word for ceratodontidae?
Pronunciation: [sˈɛɹɐtˌɒdəntˌɪdiː] (IPA) 
Ceratodontidae is a family of ancient lungfish found in fossil records. The family includes several species, including the famous Ceratodus, commonly known as the Queensland lungfish. Synonyms for Ceratodontidae include the Dipnoi family, which refers to the fact that lungfishes belong to a group of fish called dipnoans. Other synonyms include the Crossopterygii group, which is a reference to the lobed fins of some lungfishes that are similar to those of the extinct coelacanths. Additionally, Ceratodontidae is sometimes referred to as the "primitive lungfish" family, as these ancient fish represent a stage in the evolution of lungfish that predates the more modern species seen today.
