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Now this Australian mudfish or double-breather (Dipnoan), which may be a long way over a yard in length, is a direct and little-changed descendant of an ancient extinct fish, Ceratodus, which lived in Mesozoic times, as far back as the Jurassic, which probably means over five millions of years ago.
The Outline of Science, Vol. 1 (of 4) J. Arthur Thomson 2007
For instance Holmgren's numerous figures of embryonic limbs of salamanders show patterns of cartilage elements that he would trace to the Dipnoan type of fin, yet it is difficult to see that the weight of evidence requires this, when the pattern does not differ in any fundamental manner from those seen in other embryonic tetrapods, and the differences that do appear may well be taken to have ontogenetic rather than phylogenetic meaning.
The Ancestry of Modern Amphibia: A Review of the Evidence Theodore H. Eaton 2011
Further, the Dipnoan specialization of dental plates and autostylic jaw suspension, already accomplished early in the Devonian, would seem to exclude Dipnoi from possible ancestry of the Urodela, an order unknown prior to the Mesozoic, in which the teeth are essentially similar to those of late Paleozoic Amphibia, and the jaw suspension is not yet in all members autostylic.
The Ancestry of Modern Amphibia: A Review of the Evidence Theodore H. Eaton 2011
Structurally the amphibian heart closely resembles the dipnoan, though the increased size of the left auricle is an advance.
Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, Volume 13, Slice 2 Various 2012
Near the floor of the quarry there is a band of sandy shale and laminated sandstone 5 feet 9 inches in thickness, and this contains the following genera:--A dipnoan, _Gosfordia_; and the following ganoids or enamelled scale fishes--_Myriolepis_, _Apateolepis_, _Dictyopyge_, _Belonorhynchus_, _Semionotus_, _Pristisomus_ (see _antea_, Fig.
Australasian Fossils Frederick Chapman 2019