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Scombridae

Scombridae is a family of marine ray-finned fish that consists of 51 extant species in 15 genera and two subfamilies, many of which are the most important and familiar commercial food fishes. All but one species are in the subfamily Scombrinae, which include mackerel, tuna and bonito; while the only exception is the butterfly kingfish, which is the sole…

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Scombridae

Nodes77
Edges76
Triples15
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.025974
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Scombridae

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related to Classification · 11
Scombridae → Clark, Cybiidae, Evermann, Jordan, Katsuwonidae, Living Blue Planet Report, London, September, The World Wildlife Fund, Thunnidae, Zoological Society
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Scombridae → Media, Wikimedia CommonsSkaphandrus, Wiktionary-logo-en-v2
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Scombridae → family of marine ray-finned fish that consists of 51 extant species in 15 genera and two subfamilies

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tuna species family scombrids fins fin genera mackerel scombrinae 15 two extant gasterochismatinae include dorsal body speed maintain activity fossil

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Scombridaeis afamily of marine ray-finned fish that consists of 51 extant species in 15 genera and two subfamilies0.90text
Scombridaerelated to ClassificationJordan0.60section
Scombridaerelated to ClassificationEvermann0.60section
Scombridaerelated to ClassificationClark0.60section
Scombridaerelated to ClassificationCybiidae0.60section
Scombridaerelated to ClassificationKatsuwonidae0.60section
Scombridaerelated to ClassificationThunnidae0.60section
Scombridaerelated to ClassificationThe World Wildlife Fund0.60section
Scombridaerelated to ClassificationZoological Society0.60section
Scombridaerelated to ClassificationLondon0.60section
Scombridaerelated to ClassificationLiving Blue Planet Report0.60section
Scombridaerelated to ClassificationSeptember0.60section

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