Acipenseriformes

The acipenseriformes are a order of Actinopterygii primitive which include/understand the Esturgeon S like some disappeared species.

The Squelette of the acipenseriformes is mainly cartilagineux. They have a jaw and their bodies have osseous escutcheons.

List families

According to ITIS:

According to FishBase:

  • family Acipenseridae
  • family Aspidorhynchidae (of which the species are unknown of ITIS)
  • family Polyodontidae

Which it is necessary for ajouters families of extinct species:

  • family Chondrosteidae extinct species
  • family Errolichthyidae extinct species

References

  • Martin Hochleithner and Joern Gessner, The Sturgeons and Paddlefishes off the World: Biology and Aquiculture

  • Martin Hochleithner, Joern Gessner and Sergej Podushka, The Bibliography off Acipenseriformes

External bonds

  • Re-examined literature

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