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Found at a Brook in NJ any ideas? 

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Does this have a single row of spines or a double row? If it is a single row, I don't think it could be from a Chimaera. Double row, probably is a Chimaera.

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16 hours ago, Al Dente said:

Does this have a single row of spines or a double row? If it is a single row, I don't think it could be from a Chimaera. Double row, probably is a Chimaera.

Single row. What could it be?

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8 hours ago, Moses Oberlander said:

Single row. What could it be?

 

Not sure. Many catfish have serrated pectoral spines but usually on the inside of the curve or sometimes on both sides. Yours has serrations on just the outside.

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