cheirolepis meaning in Hindi

"Cheirolepis " was a predatory freshwater fish about long.
Ganoine is an ancient feature of ray-finned fishes, being found for example on the scales of stem group actinopteryigian " Cheirolepis ".
It had a streamlined body with small, triangular ganoid scales similar to those of the Acanthodii . " Cheirolepis " had well-developed fins which gave it speed and stability, and was probably an active predator.
Based on the size of its eyes, it hunted by sight . " Cheirolepis "'s jaws, lined with sharp teeth, could be opened very wide, allowing it to swallow prey two thirds of its own size.
The name " Hirmeriella muensteri " has now been used to describe the whole plant, but it may also specifically refer to fossils of female parts of the plant, while male parts of the conifer may be known by the scientific name " Brachyphyllum muensteri ", and fossils with neither gender parts have been known as " Pagiophyllum " . " Hirmeriella " is also known by the pseudonym " Cheirolepis muensteri ".