- Caproidae, or
boarfishes, are a
small family of
marine fishes comprising two
genera and 19 species.
These fishes are
found throughout the
world in temperate...
- spadefishes, porgies, moonyfish, tripletails, tilefish, scats, bigeyes,
boarfishes and
allies (30 families)
Order Lophiiformes –
anglerfish Suborder Lophioidei...
- (bigeyes)
Family Caproidae Bonaparte, 1835 (
boarfishes)
Family Antigoniidae Jordan & Evermann, 1898 (deepwater
boarfishes) In the past, the
rovers and
drums were...
- of
about 33
species in six
extant families,
mostly deep-sea types. The
boarfishes (Caproidae) have been
previously included in this
order though they are...
- 4 cm (1.7 in).
Antigoniinae boarfishes are
found at
depths between 50 and 600 m (160 and 1,970 ft).
Antigoniinae boarfishes include two
fossil taxa Proantigoniafrom...
-
larvae of
Atlantic tripletails resemble those of
other species such as
boarfishes, some jacks, spadefishes, and b****.
Atlantic tripletail does not have...
-
genus of
marine ray-finned fish
belonging to the
family Caproidae, the
boarfishes. This
genus is
found in the
warmer oceans around the
world and is the...
-
idols Order Spariformes, the
breams and
porgies Order Caproiformes, the
boarfishes Order Lophiiformes,
including the
anglerfishes Order Tetraodontiformes...
-
species of
marine ray-finned fish
belonging to the
family Caproidae, the
boarfishes. This fish is
found in the
warmer waters of the Atlantic,
Indian and Pacific...
-
Cepolidae (bandfishes) Red bandfish,
Cepola macrophthalma Family Caproidae (
boarfishes) Boarfish,
Capros aper
Family Lophiidae (monkfishes) Black-bellied angler...
