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The 17 pages that link to Deep-sea fish, each with the reason it gives.

• ChimaeraNarrower topic: Many chimaera species inhabit deep habitats that are difficult to survey.

• DragonfishNarrower topic: Dragonfish are one specialized branch of the much broader deep-sea fish community.

• EscaNarrower topic: Many familiar luminous escas belong to deep-sea anglerfishes.

• IchthyologyBroader topic: Their remote habitats leave many species and aspects of their biology poorly known.

• ViperfishNarrower topic: Viperfish belong to the diverse group adapted to life below the sunlit ocean.

• GadiformesRelated: Some gadiform lineages occupy deep waters and display adaptations to those conditions.

• OphidiiformesNarrower topic: Deep-sea species make up a conspicuous part of the order’s diversity.

• BarreleyeNarrower topic: Barreleyes share the environmental pressures that shape deep-sea fish adaptations.

• Snipe eelNarrower topic: Snipe eels are one distinctive lineage among deep-sea fishes.

• Cusk-eelNarrower topic: Many cusk-eel species live at depths that place them among deep-sea fishes.

• Frilled sharkNarrower topic: The frilled shark belongs to a poorly observed community of deep-water fishes.

• Indonesian coelacanthRelated: The species inhabits deep reef slopes and caves rather than shallow coastal waters.

• Bathypterois grallatorNarrower topic: The tripod fish is a distinctive example of deep-sea adaptation.

• FanfinNarrower topic: Fanfins are one distinctive group within deep-sea fish.

• FootballfishNarrower topic: Footballfish are one conspicuous lineage among the diverse fishes of the deep ocean.

• LancetfishNarrower topic: Lancetfish are conspicuous representatives of deep-water fish communities.

• Sea toadNarrower topic: Sea toads are one distinctive lineage within the broader deep-sea fish fauna.