Monopneumona
Chandler's Encyclopedia · 1898 · p. 61
Sub-order of Dipnoi, including the single genus Ceratodus, an Australian herbivorous fish, with the swim-bladder functioning as a lung. The body is covered with large cycloid scales; the vomer bears incisor-like teeth, IMG:content-1418.png:[graphic] Narwhals. the left upper incisor, growing from a persistent pulp, and rarely present in the female. The lower jaw has no teeth; the other upper teeth are rudimentary. It lives in Arctic seas, and is known as the Sea-Unicorn.
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