Knightia Fish

The Knightia fish lived in North America during the Eocene period. They belong to the same taxonomic family as herring and sardines, and resembled them closely enough that they were originally described as species of true herring.‭ Knightia are often so well preserved that the scutes than run from the head to the median‭ (‬middle‭) ‬fins across the back and belly are often visible. They were a schooling fish, and although Knightia may seem a small and unimportant fish,‭ ‬their sheer numbers strongly suggest that they would have formed an important part of their ecosystems biomass,‭ ‬being an abundant food supply for predators.
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