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The 25 pages that link to Teleost, each with the reason it gives.

• Ray-finned fishBroader topic: Teleosts account for most living ray-finned fish species.

• OsteichthyesBroader topic: Teleosts represent the dominant living radiation within Osteichthyes.

• ZebrafishNarrower topic: Zebrafish are teleosts, linking their biology to most modern fish species.

• GymnotiformesNarrower topic: Gymnotiformes is one order within this broader radiation of fishes.

• TetraodontiformesNarrower topic: Tetraodontiformes belongs to this major radiation of modern fishes.

• Weberian apparatusNarrower topic: The apparatus is one specialization within the broader radiation of teleost fishes.

• Pharyngeal jawNarrower topic: Pharyngeal jaws occur in multiple teleost lineages, not only cichlids.

• ClupeidaeNarrower topic: Clupeids belong to this broad and diverse group of fishes.

• FlatfishNarrower topic: Flatfish are teleosts, within the most diverse living group of vertebrates.

• Adipose finNarrower topic: Adipose fins occur in several teleost lineages rather than across all fishes.

• BeloniformesNarrower topic: Beloniformes is one order within this broader fish radiation.

• OpahNarrower topic: The opah belongs to this broad and species-rich group of fishes.

• GonostomatidaeNarrower topic: Bristlemouths are a deep-sea branch of this extraordinarily diverse fish group.

• LutjanidaeNarrower topic: Snappers are teleosts, the dominant group of living bony fishes.

• XiphactinusNarrower topic: Xiphactinus belonged to this major branch of bony fishes.

• ArcherfishNarrower topic: Archerfish are teleosts, sharing the group’s basic fish anatomy.

• RicefishNarrower topic: Ricefish are teleosts within this much larger fish grouping.

• Antarctic fishesNarrower topic: Most Antarctic fishes belong to this broader fish radiation.

• BatomorphiCompared with: Teleosts contrast with batoids in both skeletal composition and evolutionary lineage.

• Flathead grey mulletNarrower topic: This species is a teleost, placing it among most living fish species.

• Four-eyed fishNarrower topic: Anableps belongs to the teleost radiation of modern bony fishes.

• GasterosteoideiNarrower topic: This broad lineage contains Gasterosteoidei and its neighboring groups.

• PlataxNarrower topic: Platax is part of this major group of modern bony fishes.

• SparidaeNarrower topic: Every sparid belongs to this major radiation of modern fishes.

• TriglidaeNarrower topic: Gurnards belong to this major branch of modern ray-finned fishes.