- and
fossil halfbeaks are
distinguished by the
fusion of the
third pair of
upper pharyngeal bones into a plate. The
phylogeny of the
halfbeaks is in a state...
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Exocoetidae (flyingfishes)
Hemiramphidae (
halfbeaks)
Scomberesocidae (sauries)
Zenarchopteridae (viviparous
halfbeaks) With the
exception of the Adrianichthyidae...
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surface of the water. As with all
halfbeaks, the
upper jaw
lifts upwards when the fish is
opening its mouth.
Wrestling halfbeaks are
livebearing fish, the females...
- USS
Halfbeak (SS-352), a Balao-class submarine, was a ship of the
United States Navy
named for the
halfbeak.
Halfbeak was
launched 19
February 1946 by...
- 29–38. McBride,
Richard S.. 2001. Landings, value, and
fishing effort for
halfbeaks, "Hemiramphus" spp., in the
South Florida Lampara Net
Fishery [2] Proceedings...
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Zenarchopterus Gill, 1864
Viviparous halfbeaks vary in
social behavior from open
water schooling fish
similar to the
marine halfbeaks (family Hemiramphidae), as...
- 29–38. McBride,
Richard S.. 2001. Landings, value, and
fishing effort for
halfbeaks, "Hemiramphus" spp., in the
South Florida Lampara Net
Fishery [2] Proceedings...
-
fishes that
comprises three families, the
flying fishes, the
halfbeaks and the
viviparous halfbeaks. They are
found in
tropical and
subtropical waters around...
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Hyporhamphus is a
genus of
halfbeaks. The
species in this
genus are
distributed throughout the
warmer seas of the world, most
species being Indo-Pacific...
- and
buntingis (1 family)
Suborder Belonoidei – sauries, needlefishes,
halfbeaks and
flyingfishes (5 families)
Order Cyprinodontiformes Suborder Aplocheiloidei...
