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The 49 pages that link to Ray-finned fish, each with the reason it gives.

• AnglerfishNarrower topic: Anglerfish are members of this major fish lineage.

• CypriniformesNarrower topic: The order is nested within this broad group of vertebrates.

• CyprinidaeNarrower topic: Cyprinids belong to this broad and diverse group of fishes.

• PufferfishNarrower topic: Pufferfish are members of this large vertebrate group.

• CharaciformesNarrower topic: Characiformes belongs to this vast vertebrate class, Actinopterygii.

• ClupeidaeNarrower topic: Clupeidae is nested within this major group of vertebrates.

• StonefishNarrower topic: Stonefish belong to the largest living lineage of fishes.

• FlatfishNarrower topic: Flatfish belong to this enormous group of bony fishes.

• PipefishNarrower topic: Pipefish are ray-finned fishes, within the largest class of vertebrates.

• ScorpaenidaeNarrower topic: Scorpaenidae is one family within this vast class of fishes.

• OsteoglossiformesNarrower topic: This broader fish group contains Osteoglossiformes and defines its basic fin anatomy.

• European perchNarrower topic: Its spiny dorsal fin is built from the characteristic rays of this large fish group.

• HakeNarrower topic: Hake belong to this vast class of fishes.

• MilkfishNarrower topic: Milkfish belongs to this broad group of bony fishes.

• NeedlefishNarrower topic: Needlefish belong to this vast group of fishes.

• BarreleyeNarrower topic: Barreleyes belong to this dominant group of living fishes.

• EsoxNarrower topic: Esox belongs to this vast group of bony fishes.

• Ocean sunfishNarrower topic: The ocean sunfish is a ray-finned fish despite its unusual fin shape.

• OstraciidaeNarrower topic: Ostraciidae belongs to this vast vertebrate class, Actinopterygii.

• PearlfishNarrower topic: Pearlfish are members of this vast group of fishes.

• BichirNarrower topic: Bichirs belong to this vast group despite their unusual anatomy.

• BlennioideiNarrower topic: Blennioidei belongs to this vast class of fishes.

• Cusk-eelNarrower topic: Cusk-eels are members of this dominant group of bony fishes.

• CyprinodontiformesNarrower topic: Cyprinodontiformes belongs to this vast class of fishes.

• LeedsichthysNarrower topic: Its bony fin rays place Leedsichthys among the ray-finned fishes.

• NotopteridaeNarrower topic: Featherbacks belong to this large vertebrate group.

• PomacanthidaeNarrower topic: Pomacanthidae is nested within this exceptionally diverse class of fishes.

• ReedfishNarrower topic: Reedfish are an unusual, early-branching lineage within this enormous fish group.

• TrumpetfishNarrower topic: Trumpetfish are members of this vast group of fishes.

• Anthias anthiasNarrower topic: Its fins have the characteristic ray-supported structure of this group.

• BatrachoididaeNarrower topic: Toadfishes belong to this enormous group of fishes.

• CaranxNarrower topic: Caranx belongs to the dominant lineage of living fishes, defined by these fin supports.

• ChannichthyidaeNarrower topic: Channichthyids belong to the diverse ray-finned fishes, or Actinopterygii.

• Freshwater butterflyfishNarrower topic: Its pectoral fins are supported by rays, placing it among ray-finned fishes.

• GalaxiidaeNarrower topic: Galaxiids belong to this immense vertebrate class, Actinopterygii.

• GobiinaeNarrower topic: Gobiinae belongs to the largest major lineage of living fishes.

• MerlangiusNarrower topic: This broader group includes Merlangius and most living fish species.

• PriacanthidaeNarrower topic: Bigeyes belong to this largest living group of vertebrates.

• ProwfishNarrower topic: The prowfish belongs to this broad group of fishes.

• SynodontidaeNarrower topic: The family is part of this major group of fishes.

• TenchNarrower topic: Tench is a ray-finned fish, like most living fish species.

• Wels catfishNarrower topic: Its fins and skeleton place the Wels catfish among ray-finned fishes.