Characiformes

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Characiformes is an order of ray-finned fish. It includes families like Characidae, Acestrorhynchidae, and Serrasalmidae. Some characin fishes like the aimara are large. Trahiras are also large.


Characiformes Media

  • Lignobrycon ligniticus, a fossil characiform from the Oligocene of Brazil

  • Citharinus congicus is a member of the most basal characiform lineage

  • Hydrocynus goliath, from Africa, is one of the largest species in the order

  • Diversity of characiforms from the Munim River basin

  • Diversity of large-sized characiforms from the Paraná River basin

  • Distichodus maculatus

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  • Hepsetus odoe

  • Hydrocynus vittatus The fishes of the Nile (Pl. XVII) (6961607491)

  • Hoplias malabaricus

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