- The
Serrasalmidae (serrasalmids) are a
family of
characiform fishes, recently[when?]
elevated to
family status. It
includes more than 90 species. The...
- [piˈɾɐ̃ɲɐ]) is any of a
number of
freshwater fish
species in the
family Serrasalmidae, or the
subfamily Serrasalminae within the
tetra family, Characidae...
- size and piranha, a
common name for
typically carnivorous members of
Serrasalmidae. The word
piranha itself is a
Portuguese merging of
words originating...
-
skeletal elements identifiable to Acestrorhynchidae, Characidae, and
Serrasalmidae.
Characins appear to have
inhabited Europe into the Paleogene, with...
-
mostly in the
genus Metynnis,
tropical fish
belonging to the
family Serrasalmidae which are
closely related to
piranha and pacu. Most commonly, the name...
- (Colossoma macropomum) is a
large species of
freshwater fish in the
family Serrasalmidae. It is
native to
tropical South America, but kept in
aquaculture and...
-
currently further classified into the
family Serrasalmidae (formerly a
subfamily of Characidae).
Serrasalmidae means "serrated
salmon family" and refers...
- a
species of
freshwater ray-finned fish, a
piranha from the
family Serrasalmidae. It is
found in
northern South America. It is the type
species of the...
- po****r
aquarium fish. The red-bellied
piranha belongs to the
family Serrasalmidae,
which is a
group of
medium to large-sized
characids and
includes other...
- (croakers),
Cichlidae (cichlids),
Characidae (characins and tetras), and
Serrasalmidae (pacus,
piranhas and
silver dollars). The dolphin's
dentition allows...
