Family Banjosidae - Banjofishes
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Actinopterygii
No. in FishBase
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Genera : 1 | Species : 1 Eschmeyer's Catalog of Fishes
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Fresh : No | Brackish : No | Marine : Yes
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Marine
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none
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Marine, coastal. Distribution: China, southern Japan, and Korea. Deep and strongly compressed body. Head profile steep and nearly straight. No spines on operculum. Ten flattened spines in dorsal fin; soft rays 12. Three spines in anal fin, the second one produced; soft rays 7. Pelvic fin insertion behind base of pectoral fin. Slightly emarginate caudal fin. Lateral line uninterrupted and complete. Brownish or olive. Eight faint longitudinal dark bands. Attains about 30 cm maximum length. Suggested new common name for this family from Ref. 58418.
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Osteichthyes | Actinopterygii | Actinopteri | Neopterygii | Teleostei | Osteoglossocephalai | Clupeocephala | Euteleosteomorpha | Neoteleostei | Eurypterygia | Ctenosquamata | Acanthomorphata | Euacanthomorphacea | Percomorphaceae | Percomorpharia | Pempheriformes | Banjosidae

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[ e.g. cephalopods]


Species/Synonymy list for the family Banjosidae as currently in FishBase

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The list ordered as follows:

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Scientifc name Status Senior/Junior synonym Combination CofF
Banjos banjos (Richardson, 1846)
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Anoplus banjos Richardson, 1846
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Banjos typus Bleeker, 1876
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