Amiiformes
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Amiiformes[1]
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The Amiiformes order of fish has only one extant species, the bowfin (Amia calva).
Taxonomy
Amiiformes Hay 1929
- Superfamily Amioidea Bonaparte 1838
- Family Amiidae Bonaparte 1837
- Subfamily Amiinae Bonaparte 1837
- Genus Amia Linnaeus 1766
- Genus Cyclurus Agassiz 1836 (synonyms = Kindleia, Paramiatus, Stylomyleodon)
- Genus Pseudamiatus Whitley
- Subfamily Amiopsinae Grande and Bemis 1998
- Genus Amiopsis Kner 1863 (type) (synonym = Urocles)
- Subfamily Solnhofenamiinae Grande and Bemis 1998
- Genus Solnhofenamia Grande and Bemis 1998 (type)
- Subfamily Vidalamiinae Grande and Bemis 1998
- Tribe Calamopleurini Grande and Bemis 1998
- Genus Calamopleurus Agassiz 1841 (synonyms = Enneles)
- Genus Maliamia Patterson and Longbottom 1989
- Tribe Vidalamiini Grande and Bemis 1998
- Genus Melvius Bryant 1987
- Genus Pachyamia Chalifa and Tchernov 1982
- Genus Vidalamia White and Moy-Thomas 1941 (homonym = Vidalia Sauvage 1903)
- Genus Nipponamia Yabumoto 1994
- Tribe Calamopleurini Grande and Bemis 1998
- Subfamily Amiinae Bonaparte 1837
- Family Furidae Jordan 1923
- Genus Caturus Agassiz 1834 (synonyms = Conodus, Ditaxiodus, Endactis, Strobilodus, Thlattodus)(homonym = Uraeus Agassiz 1833)
- Genus Heterolepidotus Egerton 1872 (synonyms = Brachyichthys, Eulepidotus)
- Genus Osteorachis Egerton 1868
- Family Paracentrophoridae Obruchev 1964
- Genus Paracentrophorus Piveteau 1941
- Family Promecosominidae Wade 1941
- Genus Promecosomina Wade 1935
- Family Amiidae Bonaparte 1837
Timeline of genera
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