What is another word for knightia?
Pronunciation: [nˈa͡ɪʃə] (IPA) 
Knightia is a genus of extinct fish that lived during the Eocene period. The name is derived from the English word "knight" and has been used to describe several species of fish fossils found in the Green River Formation. Some synonyms for Knightia include Diplomystus, Cockerellites, and Eohiodon. These fish were small and had a streamlined body shape, making them efficient swimmers. Fossil records of Knightia provide important insights into the ecology and evolution of ancient aquatic ecosystems. These fish were preyed upon by larger predators such as crocodiles and sharks, and their fossils have been found in abundance in the Green River Formation, making them important components of paleontological studies.
