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The 10 pages that link to Bony fish, each with the reason it gives.

• FishBroader topic: Most commonly eaten fish, including salmon and cod, belong to this group.

• SpiracleCompared with: Most bony fishes lack the separate spiracle typical of many sharks and rays.

• SarcopterygiiNarrower topic: Sarcopterygians are one major branch of the bony vertebrate radiation.

• Fish anatomyCompared with: Its anatomy provides a contrasting plan to cartilaginous fishes.

• PlacodermRelated: They are another major jawed-vertebrate lineage represented in Devonian seas.

• IchthyologyBroader topic: Most living fish species belong to this exceptionally diverse group.

• OstraciidaeNarrower topic: Boxfishes are ray-finned members of this broader group.

• Spotted ratfishCompared with: The spotted ratfish’s cartilaginous skeleton contrasts with the bony-fish condition.

• XiphactinusNarrower topic: Xiphactinus was a large-bodied member of this broad vertebrate group.

• LeedsichthysNarrower topic: Leedsichthys is notable as a giant member of this broad vertebrate group.