-
Lophiiformes came into use, at that time
being a
suborder of Pediculati.
Anglerfishes are
classified by the 5th
edition of
Fishes of the
World into 5 suborders...
- deep-sea
anglerfishes or
pelagic anglerfishes, is a
suborder of
marine ray-finned fishes, one of five
suborders in the
order Lophiiformes, the
anglerfishes. These...
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marine ray-finned
fishes of the
suborder Ceratioidei, the deep-sea
anglerfishes. The
fishes in this
family are
found almost around the
world in the deeper...
- ray-finned
fishes classified within the
suborder Ceratioidei, the deep sea
anglerfishes.
These fishes are
found in the Atlantic,
Indian and
Pacific Oceans. The...
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operculum is bifurcated. In
comparison to
other Ceratioid anglerfishes the
wolftrap anglerfishes do not have the
front end of the
jawbones join at the midline...
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scales (when present) are conical, hollow, and translucent. Like
other anglerfishes,
black seadevils possess an
illicium and esca; the
former being a modified...
-
within the
suborder Ceratioidei, the deep sea
anglerfishes,
within the
order Lophiiformes, the
anglerfishes.
Within the
Certioidei this
family is generally...
- version. "Family
CERATIIDAE Caruncled Seadevils,
Deepsea Anglerfishes,
Oceanic Anglerfishes, Sea Devils, Seadevils".
Australian Faunal Directory. Australian...
- of
marine ray-finned
fishes belonging to the
order Lophiiformes, the
anglerfishes. The
family includes 30
recognized species.
These fishes are
found in...
- The
footballfish form a family, Himantolophidae, of globose, deep-sea
anglerfishes found in
tropical and
subtropical waters of the Atlantic, Indian, and...
