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Lutjaninae

Lutjaninae is a subfamily of marine ray-finned fishes, one of four subfamilies classified within the family Lutjanidae, the snappers. It contains the true snappers and the fusiliers, the latter of which were previously placed in the family Caesionidae.

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Lutjaninae

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Avg. degree1.96
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related to Taxonomy · 14
Lutjaninae → Bernard Germain, Caesio, Caesionidae, Charles Lucien Bonaparte, Dipterygonotus, French, Gymnocaesio, However, In, Indo-Pacific, Lacépède, Lutjanidae, Pterocaesio, Red Sea
related to Genera · 11
Lutjaninae → Caesio Lacepède, Dipterygonotus Bleeker, Gymnocaesio Bleeker, Hoplopagrus Gill, Lutjanus Bloch, Macolor Bleeker, Ocyurus Gill, Pinjalo Bleeker, Pterocaesio Bleeker, Rhomboplites Gill, The
related to history · 11
Lutjaninae → Caicos Islands, Eocene, Florida, Louisiana, Mexico, Miocene, More, Quaternary, The Lutjaninae, Turks, United Kingdom
is a · 1
Lutjaninae → subfamily of marine ray-finned fishes

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fusiliers family snappers species subfamily caesionidae caesio fins genera lutjanus found within contains placed dipterygonotus indo-pacific genus dorsal fossil lutjanidae

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Lutjaninaeis asubfamily of marine ray-finned fishes0.90text
Lutjaninaerelated to GeneraThe0.60section
Lutjaninaerelated to GeneraCaesio Lacepède0.60section
Lutjaninaerelated to GeneraDipterygonotus Bleeker0.60section
Lutjaninaerelated to GeneraGymnocaesio Bleeker0.60section
Lutjaninaerelated to GeneraHoplopagrus Gill0.60section
Lutjaninaerelated to GeneraLutjanus Bloch0.60section
Lutjaninaerelated to GeneraMacolor Bleeker0.60section
Lutjaninaerelated to GeneraOcyurus Gill0.60section
Lutjaninaerelated to GeneraPinjalo Bleeker0.60section
Lutjaninaerelated to GeneraPterocaesio Bleeker0.60section
Lutjaninaerelated to GeneraRhomboplites Gill0.60section

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