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Marine fishes
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posted on 2023-05-22, 19:48 authored by Williams, SM, Holmes, BJ, Barnett, A, Rogers, T, Fetterplace, L, Middleton, H, Mitchell, J, Sih, T, Harasti, D, Sheaves, M, Henderson, CJ, Tibbets, IR, Mitchell, L, Martin, T, Pepperell, J, Moore, A, Skelton, M, Taylor, M, Gilby, BL, Chargulaf, C, Cortesi, F, Currey-Randall, LM, Sean TraceySean Tracey, Rabbitt, S, Campbell, MMost marine fishes are members of the largest and most diverse class of vertebrates, the Actinopterygii (ray-finned fishes). Ray-finned fishes account for more than half of all living vertebrate taxa and contain 42 taxonomic orders worldwide. Within Australian waters, marine and freshwater taxa encompass 35 of these orders, all of which are in the infraclass Teleostei (modern bony fishes).
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Publication title
Wildlife Research in Australia: Practical and Applied MethodsEditors
B Smith, H Waudby, C Alberthsen and J HamptonPagination
519-542ISBN
9781486313440Department/School
Institute for Marine and Antarctic StudiesPublisher
CSIRO PublishingPlace of publication
AustraliaExtent
36Rights statement
Copyright 2022 CSIRO PublishingRepository Status
- Open
