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Superclass Agnathans

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Order Myxiniformes - hagfishes
Family Myxinidae

Order petromyzontiformes - lampreys
Family petromyzontidae

No fins
Oviparous
Cartilaginous skeleton

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Myxiniformes

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Single median nostril
Saprophytic
Produce mucus
Mouth a circular sucking disc, no jaws
Barbel around mouth and nostril
10-14 gill pores each side
1 semicircular canal
Large eggs
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Petromyzontiformes

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Mouth circular sucking disk with horny teeth, no jaws
7 gill pores each side
Single median nostril
No barbels
2 semicircular canals
Small eggs
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Superclass Gnathostomata
Class Chondrichthyes 
Subclass Elasmobranchs
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Order Heterodontiformes
Family Heterodontidae - horn sharks

Order Squaliformes
Family Squalidae - dogfish sharks

Order Carcharhiniformes
Family Carcharhinidae - requiem sharks

Order Myliobatiformes
Family Dasyatidae - stingrays

Order Rajiformes
Family Rajidae - skates
Family Rhinobatodae - guitarfishes, thornbacks

5-7 gill slits
Placoid scales
3 semicircular canals
No gas bladder, large liver with oil 
Jaws protrusion flexible and cartilagenous
Spiracle and spiral valve
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Order Heterodontiformes

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A fin present
2 D fins each with fixed spines
Heterocercal C fins
Egg in horny case surrounded by spiral fluting 
2nd set of molars for crushing
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Order Squaliformes

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2 D fins with spines
No A fins
No keep in C fins
Origin of 1st D behind P1

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Order Carcharhiniformes

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2 D without spines
Long p1 fins
Nictitating membrane
No keel in C
Blade like teeth with a single cusp
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Order Myliobatiformes

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Tail long, armed with one to several saw edged, venomous spines
Outer edge of p2 fins convex
No D fin

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Order Rajiformes

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Family Rajidae
Two very small D fins near tail
Outer edge of p2 convex
No tail spines
Diamond shaped
Family Rhinobatidae
C not bilobed
2 D fins
Origin of 1st D behind p2
No venomous spines
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Class Chondrichthyes
Subclass Holocephali
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Order Chimaeriformes
Family Chimaeridae - ratfishes

Skin flap covering gill opening each side
Holystic jaw suspension
No scales or spiracle
Gill filaments free at tips like bony fishes
P1 large, p2 set far back under/behind tips of p1
Jaw teeth in plates
Single strong spine on front D fin
Lateral line very electrosensitive

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Class Sarcopterygii
Subclass Dipnoi
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Order Lepidosireniformes
Family Protopteridae - African lungfishes

Body elongate, compressed, snout blunt and eel like
A and D fins confluent around tail
P1 and p2 fins long, slender, filamentous and rod like
Tooth plates in mouth
Can breathe air
Form cocoons of mucus

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Class Actinopterygii
Subclass Chondrostei
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Order Polypteriformes
Family Polypteridae - bichirs and reed fishes

Order Acipenseriformes
Family Acipenseridae - sturgeons
Family Polyodontidae - paddle fishes

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Order Polypteriformes

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D fin divided into series of finlets
Heavy paleoniscoid ganoid scales
Gular plate present 
Base of p1 fins fleshy, lobe like with low p1 and p2
Paired lungs
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Order Acipenseriformes

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Family Acipenseridae
5 widely separated rows of pointed bony plates
Heterocercal C fin
Transverse row of 4 barbels below snout
Cartilaginous skeleton 
Ganoid scales only on tail

Family Polyodontidae
Snout extremely elongate, flattened, spatular with electroreceptors
Heterocercal C fin
2 minute barbels on lower posterior surface of snout
Cartilaginous skeleton with only few small scales on C fin

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