The infraclass Teleostei is a highly diversified group of bony fishes that encompasses 96%
of all species of living fishes and almost half of extant vertebrates. Evolution of various …

Fish skulls are often highly kinetic, with multiple linkage and lever systems powered by a
diverse suite of muscles. Comparative analysis of the evolution of soft-tissue structures in the …

Bony fishes of the morphologically diverse infraclass Teleostei include more than 31 000
species, encompassing almost one-half of all extant vertebrates. A remarkable anatomical …

Teleost fishes comprise approximately half of all living vertebrates. The extreme range of
diversity in teleosts is remarkable, especially, extensive morphological variation in their jaws …

Tetraodontiform fishes represent one of the most peculiar radiations of teleost fishes. In spite
of this, we do not currently have a consensus on the phylogenetic relationships among the …

The Characiformes are distributed throughout large portions of the freshwaters of Africa and
America. About 90% of the almost 2000 characiform species inhabit the American rivers …

The review presents an overview of the function of the mandibular upper jaw in connection
with the peculiarities of the jaw morphology in various Teleostei species at the definitive …

Many of the primary groups of fishes currently recognized have been established through an
iterative process of anatomical study and comparison of fishes that has spanned a time …

This is the first in a planned series of studies in which we examine the cranial muscle
ontogeny of exemplar taxa of actinopterygian clades to obtain a better understanding of the …

Abstract Konstantinidis P. and Johnson, GD 2012. A comparative ontogenetic study of the
tetraodontiform caudal complex.—Acta Zoologica (Stockholm) 93: 98–114. Interpretation of …