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Protacanthopterygii is a
superorder of ray-finned fish. They
inhabit both
marine and
freshwater habitats. They
appear to have
evolved in the Cretaceous...
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collectively called osmeriforms. They
belong to the
teleost superorder Protacanthopterygii,
which also
includes pike and salmon,
among others. The order's name...
- "Stenopterygii", the
grinners appear to be so
closely related to some
Protacanthopterygii to be
included in that superorder. In particular, this
group might...
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fossil remains are only from the
Early Cretaceous. It is
divided into
Protacanthopterygii (including the
salmon and dragonfish) and
Neoteleostei (including...
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relatives of the "Stenopterygii" are
found among the
superorder Protacanthopterygii, and that the
former would need to be
merged in the latter. In some...
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relatives of the "Stenopterygii" are
found among the
superorder Protacanthopterygii, and that the
former would need to be
merged in the latter. In some...
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relatives of the "Stenopterygii" are
found among the
superorder Protacanthopterygii, and that the
former would need to be
merged in the latter. In some...
- (marine
smelts and barreleyes),
Salmoniformes comprise the
superorder Protacanthopterygii. The only
extant family within Salmoniformes, Salmonidae, is divided...
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included in the
Protacanthopterygii. An
alternative approach is to
consider the
entire group – "Stenopterygii",
Protacanthopterygii, the
monotypic superorders...
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Lepidogalaxiiformes Betancur-Rodriguez et al. 2013 (salamanderfish)
Subcohort Protacanthopterygii Greenwood et al. 1966
sensu Johnson &
Patterson 1996
Order Argentiniformes...
