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Percomorpha are the most
diverse group of
teleost fish today. Teleosts, and
percomorphs in particular,
thrived during the
Cenozoic era.
Fossil evidence shows...
- a
diverse clade of ray-finned fish in the
suborder Blennioidei of the
percomorph order Blenniiformes. They
inhabit marine, brackish, and
occasionally freshwater...
- they are a
monophyletic group. Some
palaeontologists think that some
percomorph groups other than
flatfishes were "experimenting" with head asymmetry...
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Chaenopsidae includes the pike-blennies, tube-blennies, and flagblennies, all
percomorph marine fish in the
order Blenniiformes. The
family is
strictly tropical...
- The
Moronidae is a
family of
percomorph fishes,
commonly called the
temperate b****es, in the
order Moroniformes.
These fishes are
found in the freshwaters...
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Blenniiformes is an
order of
percomorph fish in the
clade Ovalentaria, of
which it is the most
diverse group. This
order contains several well-known fish...
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Cichlids (/ˈsɪklɪdz/) are a large, diverse, and
widespread family of
percomorph fish in the
family Cichlidae,
order Cichliformes. At
least 1,760 species...
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Combtooth blennies are blenniiformids;
percomorph marine fish of the
family Blenniidae, part of the
order Blenniiformes. They are the
largest family of...
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Kurtus is a
genus of
percomorph fishes,
called the nurseryfishes,
forehead brooders, or
incubator fish,
native to fresh,
brackish and
coastal marine waters...
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ecosystems and
achieving an
extreme level of
morphological diversity.
Percomorph fish, the most
diverse group of
vertebrates today,
first appeared near...
