- the
Early Eocene of
Monte Bolca, Italy. Uniquely,
these large-sized
atheriniforms appear to have
adapted for a
macropredatory lifestyle,
potentially due...
- The Pseudomugilidae, the blue-eyes, are a
family of
atheriniform fish. They were
formerly treated as a
subfamily of the Melanotaeniidae. They
inhabit fresh...
- and
whale sharks clupeiforms - herring,
anchovy Salmonidae -
salmon atheriniforms - flyingfishes, halfbeaks,
sauries perciforms - jacks, dolphinfish,...
- Phallostethidae, also
known as
priapium fish, is a
family of
atheriniform fish
native to
freshwater and
brackish habitats in
southeast Asia. They are small...
- The Telmatherinidae, the sail-fin
silversides are a
family of
atheriniform fish,
inhabiting fresh and
brackish water. All but the
species Kalyptatherina...
- and
whale sharks clupeiforms – herring,
anchovy Salmonidae –
salmon atheriniforms – flyingfishes, halfbeaks,
sauries perciforms – jacks, dolphinfish,...
- zeiform. ?Arius ?A. sp. Fur A sea catfish.
Atheriniformes indet. Fur An
atheriniform.
Aulostomoidea indet. Fur An aulostomoid.
Brychaetoides B. greenwoodi...
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Specificity of
Calyptospora funduli (Apicomplexa: Calyptosporidae) in
Atheriniform Fishes". Parasitology. 79 (5): 720–727. doi:10.2307/3283611. JSTOR 3283611...
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significant differences include the
placement of the
mugiliform mullets and
atheriniform silversides at the base of the
lineage in A,
whereas in B,
those groups...
