Description: An unusual, rare example of a flying fish, as demonstrated by its dramatically-elongated pectoral fins, this one is far more rarely seen than Exocoetoides, another member of the Family Chirothricidae. The fish is shown from the dorsal position, well-positioned in its block of sublithographic limestone. The repaired crack does little to detract from this unusual specimen. Notice that even the overall outline of the fish has been preserved within this fine example, affording a good idea of this rarely-seen taxon.