- allies, such as the noodlefishes; they are also
collectively called osmeriforms. They
belong to the
teleost superorder Protacanthopterygii,
which also...
-
being treated as
osmeriforms. However, more
recent studies suggest that the
galaxiids form
their own
order distinct from the
osmeriforms. The following...
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originated in more
northerly parts of
South America. The
natives are
osmeriforms (Aplochiton and Galaxias),
temperate perches (Percichthys),
catfish (Diplomystes...
- Salangidae, the
icefishes or noodlefishes, are a
family of
small osmeriform fish,
related to the smelts. They are
found in
Eastern Asia,
ranging from the...
-
common suffix for
fossil fish genera) is an
extinct genus of
freshwater osmeriform ray-finned fish from the
Miocene of Australia. It
contains a
single species...
-
Lachlan J.; Slatyer, Cameron; Frese, Michael. "The
paleobiology of a new
osmeriform fish
species from Australia".
Journal of
Vertebrate Paleontology. 0 (0):...
- McCurry,
Matthew R.; and Frese, Michael. "The
paleobiology of a new
osmeriform fish
species from Australia".
Journal of
Vertebrate Paleontology. 0 (0):...
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megapterus S.
pusillus Spaniodon S.
elongatus A euteleost,
possibly an
osmeriform. S.
latus Thrissopteroides T.
tenuiceps An
indeterminate teleost, possibly...
