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Australian lungfish [Neoceratodus forsteri]

Barramunda {m}fishT

Burnett Salmon {m}fishT

Queensland-Lungenfisch {m}fishT

Australischer Lungenfisch {m}fishT

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lungfish species

Lungenfischart {f}fish

marbled lungfish [Protopterus aethiopicus]

Äthiopischer Lungenfisch {m}fishT

Marmorierter Lungenfisch {m}fishT

Östlicher Afrikanischer Lungenfisch {m}fishT

slender lungfish [Protopterus dolloi]

Kongo-Lungenfisch {m}fishT

Queensland lungfish [Neoceratodus forsteri]

Burnett Salmon {m}fishT

Barramunda {m}fishT

Queensland-Lungenfisch {m}fishT

Australischer Lungenfisch {m}fishT

southern lungfish [Protopterus annectens]

Afrikanischer Lungenfisch {m}fishT

Westafrikanischer Lungenfisch {m}fishT

African lungfish [genus Protopterus]

Afrikanischer Lungenfisch {m}fishT

African lungfish {pl} [genus Protopterus]

Afrikanische Lungenfische {pl}fishT

Tana lungfish [Protopterus annectens]

Westafrikanischer Lungenfisch {m}fishT

Afrikanischer Lungenfisch {m}fishT

leopard lungfish [Protopterus aethiopicus]

Marmorierter Lungenfisch {m}fishT

Östlicher Afrikanischer Lungenfisch {m}fishT

Äthiopischer Lungenfisch {m}fishT

gilled African lungfish [Protopterus amphibius]

Ostafrikanischer Lungenfisch {m}fishT

South American lungfish [Lepidosiren paradoxa]

Lurchfisch {m}fishT

• The dam is home to the endangered Australian lungfish.
• The extant Australian lungfish ("Neoceratodus forsteri") is the only surviving member of this genus, but it was formerly much more widespread, being distributed throughout Africa, Australia, and South America.
• Her primary area of study is the Australian lungfish ("Neoceratodus forsteri").
• Neoceratodontidae is a family of lungfish containing the extant Australian lungfish and several extinct genera. It and Lepidosirenidae represent the only lungfish families still extant.
• The small settlement of Ceratodus in the Wide Bay–Burnett region of Queensland derives its name from that of the Australian lungfish.

• 5 millimeters, coming from an individual perhaps just 6 to 7 centimeters long, a size comparable to a juvenile Australian lungfish.
• The zoo also keeps and exhibits Australian lungfish.
• All members of the order are obligatory air-breathers; only the Australian lungfish has functioning gills when adult; members of the Lepidosirenidae have gills only when they are larvae.