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species because of
their nocturnal habits and
deepwater habitats. All
beryciform species are
marine and most live in
tropical to temperate,
deepwater environments...
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roughies and redfish, are
mostly small,
exceptionally long-lived, deep-sea
beryciform fish
constituting the
family Trachichthyidae (derived from the Gr**** trachys...
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Fangtooths are
beryciform fish of the
family Anoplogastridae (sometimes
spelled "Anoplogasteridae") that live in the deep sea. The name is from the Gr****...
- Gibberichthyidae, also
known as gibberfishes, are a
small family of deep sea
beryciform ray-finned fish,
containing a
single genus,
Gibberichthys (from the Latin...
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Cetomimidae is a
family of small, deep-sea
beryciform ray-finned fish. They are
among the most deep-living fish known, with some
species recorded at depths...
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Species Material Notes Images 'Beryciformes' indet.
Complete skeletons A "
beryciform"
under the
sensu lato interpretation, but
potentially a veliferid. Cimolichthys...
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represent a
different genus entirely.
Cryptoberyx was
previously considered a
beryciform under a
former paraphyletic view of the
order (which also
included the...
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being riddled by
muciferous canals—similar
structures are
found in the
beryciform slimehead (Trachichthyidae) and
fangtooth (Anoplogastridae) families....
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sternbergi Smoky Hill
Chalk A
beryciform actinopterygiian Trachichthyoides Indeterminate Smoky Hill
Chalk A
beryciform actinopterygiian Caproberyx Indeterminate...
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specifically be a berycid,
although it is
generally considered an
indeterminate beryciform. It
appears to have
inhabited a deep-ocean
habitat in the
Tethys Ocean...
