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Synbranchiformes

Synbranchiformes, often called swamp eels, though that name can also refer specifically to Synbranchidae, is an order of ray-finned fishes that are eel-like but have spiny rays, indicating that they belong to the superorder Acanthopterygii.

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related to Periodicals · 53
Synbranchiformes → Acanthomorphs, Asia, Australia, Australian, BF02905838, Bloch, Britz, Bulletin, Burma, Caryologia, Chaudhuriidae, Chendol, Copeia, Criteria, Environmental Biology, Feinberg, Fenocchio, Fish Biology, Fishes, Food
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Synbranchiformes → Anabantiformes, Atherinomorpha, Carangiformes, Carangimorpharia, Chaudhuriidae, Edition, Elassomatidae, Fishes, Gasterosteiformes, Istiophoriformes, Johnson, Later, Mastacembelidae, Mastacembeloidei, Mugilimorpha, No, Opisthomi, Ovalentaria, Patterson, Perciformes

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fishes species synbranchidae asia found eels chaudhuriidae mastacembelidae doi three fish eel-like 1996 10 called swamp spiny africa australia order

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Synbranchiformesrelated to PeriodicalsHumphreys0.60section
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Synbranchiformesrelated to PeriodicalsAustralian0.60section
Synbranchiformesrelated to PeriodicalsRecords0.60section
Synbranchiformesrelated to PeriodicalsWestern Australian Museum0.60section
Synbranchiformesrelated to PeriodicalsFeinberg0.60section
Synbranchiformesrelated to PeriodicalsFood0.60section
Synbranchiformesrelated to PeriodicalsAustralia0.60section
Synbranchiformesrelated to PeriodicalsJohnson0.60section
Synbranchiformesrelated to PeriodicalsPatterson0.60section
Synbranchiformesrelated to PeriodicalsPercomorph0.60section
Synbranchiformesrelated to PeriodicalsAcanthomorphs0.60section

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