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The 9 pages that link to Pharyngeal jaw, each with the reason it gives.

• RadulaCompared with: It is an internal jaw mechanism, unlike the toothed ribbon of mollusks.

• TeleosteiRelated: Cichlids and other teleosts show how these jaws can specialize for feeding.

• Pharyngeal teethRelated: It carries and moves the teeth that process food behind the mouth.

• CichlidRelated: Cichlids use these jaws to process prey and exploit distinct food sources.

• Moray eelBroader topic: Morays project these jaws forward to pull captured prey into the throat.

• ParrotfishRelated: These jaws grind material scraped from reef surfaces, including fragments swallowed with algae.

• LoricariidaeCompared with: Unlike fishes relying chiefly on pharyngeal jaws, loricariids commonly scrape food with oral teeth.

• SparidaeRelated: Sparids use specialized throat teeth to crush or grind prey.

• WrasseRelated: Wrasses use modified throat jaws to handle prey after seizing it with their mouths.