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List of Families
Introduction
Plan of List
Family Accounts
Scientific Name
Preferred Common Name
Other Names
Importance
Occurrence
Index
Principles Governing Selection of Common Names
Acknowledgments
References
Family and Species Accounts
Class Myxini -- Hagfishes
Class Cephalaspidomorphi -- Lampreys
Class Elasmobranchiomorphi -- Cartilaginous Fishes
Class Osteichthyes -- Bony Fishes
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