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Osteoglossidae is a
family of large-sized
freshwater fish,
which includes the arowanas. They are
commonly known as bonytongues. The
family has been regarded...
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Arapaima is the type
genus of the
subfamily Arapaiminae within the
family Osteoglossidae. They are
among the world's
largest freshwater fish,
reaching as much...
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effects on
their status as
endangered species. Like all
members of the
Osteoglossidae,
Asian arowanas are
highly adapted to
fresh water and are incapable...
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Scleropages is a
genus of fish in the
family Osteoglossidae found in Asia and Australia. All of
these species are
carnivorous and have
great jumping ability...
- its
probable functioning in
Heterotis niloticus (Pisces, teleostei,
osteoglossidae)".
Environmental Biology of Fishes. 37 (3): 307–315. Bibcode:1993EnvBF...
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Family Pantodontidae Peters, 1876 (freshwater
butterfly fishes)
Family Osteoglossidae Bonaparte, 1845 (bonytongues)
Family Arapaimidae Bonaparte, 1846 (arapaimas)...
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Scleropages arowanas about 170 Mya,
during the
Middle Jur****ic. The
Osteoglossidae are the only
exclusively freshwater fish
family found on both sides...
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Osteoglossinae (Arapaiminae is
sometimes considered to be a
separate family from
Osteoglossidae).
Compared to these, the
African arowana has a more
terminal mouth and...
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family Polypteridae Asian arowana, a
bonytongue fish of the
family Osteoglossidae Draconichthys, an
arthrodire placoderm named after Stomiid dragonfishes...
- bicirrhosum) is a
South American freshwater bony fish of the
family Osteoglossidae.
Silver arowanas are
sometimes kept in aquariums, but they are predatory...
