Understanding Teleostomi: Characteristics and Examples of This Superclass of Fish
Teleostomi is a superclass of fish that includes the majority of living species. It is characterized by several features, including:
* A bony skeleton with paired fins and a tail
* A swim bladder, which helps regulate buoyancy
* A four-chambered heart
* A unique type of skull called a "teleost" skull, which has a separate bone for the upper jaw
Teleostomian is an order of teleost fish that includes many species of percomorphs (perciform fishes), such as wrasses, snappers, and groupers. These fish are typically found in warm, shallow waters and are known for their bright colors and complex social behaviors.
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