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The 24 pages that link to Perciformes, each with the reason it gives.

• Nile perchNarrower topic: Nile perch was traditionally classified among perciform fishes.

• ScombridaeNarrower topic: Scombridae was traditionally placed within this broad order, though modern classifications differ.

• SerranidaeNarrower topic: Serranids were traditionally placed within this broad grouping, whose boundaries have changed with phylogenetic research.

• AcanthuridaeNarrower topic: Traditional classifications placed surgeonfishes among perch-like fishes; modern classifications differ in their higher-level arrangement.

• DamselfishNarrower topic: Damselfish have historically been placed among perch-like fishes in this broad grouping.

• LutjanidaeNarrower topic: Older classifications placed snappers among perciform fishes, though modern systems often differ.

• ArcherfishNarrower topic: Toxotes belongs to this broad grouping of spiny-rayed fishes.

• BarramundiNarrower topic: Barramundi belongs to the broader ray-finned fish lineage represented by this traditional grouping.

• PomacanthidaeNarrower topic: Older classifications placed angelfishes among the traditional perch-like fishes.

• CaranxNarrower topic: Older classifications placed Caranx within this broad grouping, illustrating changes in fish taxonomy.

• ChannichthyidaeNarrower topic: Older classifications placed channichthyids among perciform fishes, though modern classifications use different groupings.

• PlataxNarrower topic: Platax has traditionally been classified within this broad fish order.

• PriacanthidaeNarrower topic: Bigeyes were traditionally classified among perch-like fishes, though modern classifications place them within broader percomorph groups.

• SparidaeNarrower topic: Sparidae is traditionally classified within this broad assemblage of spiny-finned fishes.

• WeeverNarrower topic: Weevers are classified within this broad fish order in traditional taxonomy.