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Order Myctophiformes

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Photophores numerous on head and body
Small chunky body with large mouths and small teeth
Adipose fin present
Cycloid scales
Premax excludes maxilla from gap (Protrusible)

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Euteleosts

Suborder Cyclosquamata

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Round scales

Order Aulopiformes
Family Synodontidae - lizard fishes

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Order Aulopiformes

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Large mouth, numerous small sharp teeth
Pointed snout
Adipose fin
Large p2 in thoracic/abdominal position

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Euteleosts

Suborder Stenopterygii

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Order Stomiiformes
Family Gonostomatidae - light fishes, bristle mouths
Family Sternoptychidae - marine hatch fishes
Family Stomiidae - barbeled dragon fishes

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Order Stomiiformes

Family Gonostomatidae

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Body elongate, no fangs small teeth large mouth
Light or dark gray in color
Photophores with lumen or duct grouped in black-silvery bands
D fin set far back over A fin

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Order Stomiiformes

Family Sternoptychidae

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Body compressed
Large mouth, small teeth, eyes tubular, upward
No scales, D fin projects neural processes forming bony plate
Adipose fin
Ventral photophores

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Order Stomiiformes

Family Stomiidae

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Anterior jaw, teeth long, fang
Hexagonal pigmented areas on trunk
D fin back and past A fin
Luminous tipped chin barbel

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Euteleosts

Osteriophysi

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Weberian apparatus (inner ear connected to swim bladder)

Order Cypriniformes
Family Cyprinidae - carps, goldfish, minnows, shiners
Family Catostomidae - suckers

Order Characiformes
Family Characidae - characins, red piranha, pacu, tiger fish

Order Siluriformes
Family Ictaluridae - N. American FW catfishes

Order Gymnotiformes
Family Gymnotidae - new world knife fishes

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Order Cypriniformes

Family Cyprinidae

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No jaw teeth, upper jaw formed by premax only
Barbels
No true spines only pungent
Weberian apparatus
Lower pharyngeal bones falciform with 1-3 rows of teeth
No adipose fin

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Order Cypriniformes

Family Catostomidae

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No jaw teeth, no barbel
Upper jaw formed by premax and max
Mouth protractile and inferior
Lips thick and papillose
No adipose fin
Weberian apparatus
Lower pharyngeal bone falciform with 1 row of teeth
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Order Characiformes

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Lower pharyngeal bones rarely falciform
Adipose fin present
No barbel, jaws with or without teeth
Weberian apparatus
Body laterally compressed
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Order Siluriformes

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8 barbels, 2 nasal, 2 maxillary, 4 chin
No scales or opisthotic
D and P fins with spine 
Adipose fin present
Weberian apparatus
Jaw teeth villi form bands pharyngeal bones separate
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Order Gymnotiformes

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A long
No p2
Small scales
Weakly electric

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Euteleosts

Suborder Scopelmorpha

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Order Myctophiformes

Family Myctophidae - lantern fishes

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