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Synodontidae

The Synodontidae or lizardfishes are benthic (bottom-dwelling) marine and estuarine bony fishes that belong to the aulopiform fish order, a diverse group of marine ray-finned fish consisting of some 15 extant and several prehistoric families. This family alone constitutes the suborder Synodontoidei. They are found in tropical and subtropical marine…

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Synodontidae → Argillichthys, Atlantic, Ausonasynodus, Eocene-aged London Clay, Labrophagus, Late Eocene, Saurida, Spain, Synodus, The, Three, Trachinocephalus

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species lizardfishes suborder synodus benthic marine waters subfamily small even live trachinocephalus order family single lizardfish intermedius aulopiform harpadontidae aulopoidei

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Synodontidaerelated to TaxonomyThree0.60section
Synodontidaerelated to TaxonomyAtlantic0.60section
Synodontidaerelated to TaxonomySynodus0.60section
Synodontidaerelated to TaxonomySaurida0.60section
Synodontidaerelated to TaxonomyTrachinocephalus0.60section
Synodontidaerelated to TaxonomyThe0.60section
Synodontidaerelated to TaxonomyArgillichthys0.60section
Synodontidaerelated to TaxonomyEocene-aged London Clay0.60section
Synodontidaerelated to TaxonomyLabrophagus0.60section
Synodontidaerelated to TaxonomyAusonasynodus0.60section
Synodontidaerelated to TaxonomyLate Eocene0.60section
Synodontidaerelated to TaxonomySpain0.60section

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