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Scombrinae

The Scombrinae are a subfamily of ray-finned bony fishes in the family Scombridae. Of the 51 species in the Scombridae, 50 are in Scombrinae – with the sole exception being the butterfly kingfish, which is placed in the monospecific subfamily Gasterochismatinae.

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Scombrinae

Nodes33
Edges32
Triples9
Avg. degree1.94
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Scombrinae → AcanthocybiumGenus GrammatorcynusGenus ScomberomorusTribe Sardini, AllothunnusGenus AuxisGenus EuthynnusGenus KatsuwonusGenus, RastrelligerGenus ScomberTribe Scomberomorini, SardaGenus CybiosardaGenus GymnosardaGenus OrcynopsisTribe, Spanish, The Scombrinae, Thunnini, Thunnus, Tribe Scombrini

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subfamily scombridae family classification sardini scomberomorini scombrini thunnini species 50 thunnus scomber spanish ray-finned monospecific gasterochismatinae bony fishes 51 sole

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Scombrinaerelated to ClassificationThe Scombrinae0.60section
Scombrinaerelated to ClassificationTribe Scombrini0.60section
Scombrinaerelated to ClassificationRastrelligerGenus ScomberTribe Scomberomorini0.60section
Scombrinaerelated to ClassificationSpanish0.60section
Scombrinaerelated to ClassificationAcanthocybiumGenus GrammatorcynusGenus ScomberomorusTribe Sardini0.60section
Scombrinaerelated to ClassificationSardaGenus CybiosardaGenus GymnosardaGenus OrcynopsisTribe0.60section
Scombrinaerelated to ClassificationThunnini0.60section
Scombrinaerelated to ClassificationAllothunnusGenus AuxisGenus EuthynnusGenus KatsuwonusGenus0.60section
Scombrinaerelated to ClassificationThunnus0.60section

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