- Euteleostei,
whose members are
known as
euteleosts, is a
clade of bony
fishes within Teleostei that
evolved some 240
million years ago,
although the oldest...
-
order Lepidogalaxiiformes,
which is the
sister group to the
remaining euteleosts.
Ozichthys albimaculosus, the cream-spotted cardinalfish,
found in tropical...
- Pattersonellidae, but more
recent studies have
found them to be
basal euteleosts. The
Argentiniformes are
smallish silvery or dark and
generally bathypelagic...
-
species classified in 2,935
genera and 346 families.
Shared traits of the
euteleosts include similarities in the
embryonic development of the bony or cartilaginous...
-
reflect phylogeny. Moreover,
owing to the
uncertain relationships of the
euteleosts to the less
advanced Otocephala (which
include the
superorders Clupeomorpha...
- Wiley. 2015.
Variation in the Posttemporal-Supracleithrum
Articulation in
Euteleosts.
Copeia 103 (4), 751-770. Wiley, E.O., A.M. Fuiten, M.H. Doosey, B.K....
- and
Stomiiformes (Betancur-R, et al.).
Stomiati is one of five
major euteleost lineages that were
recently placed in one monophyly, a
group of organisms...
