Ambassidae

The Asiatic glassfishes are a family, the Ambassidae, of freshwater and marine ray-finned fishes. Some species are known as perchlets.

Species

Asiatic glassfishes

FAMILY

KingdomAnimalia
PhylumChordata
ClassTeleostei
OrderPerciformes
FamilyAmbassidae

Habitatmarine, brackish, freshwater

Observations recorded20,070

屬見內文雙邊魚科為輻鰭魚綱鱸形目鱸亞目的其中一個科。目录 1 分類 1.1 雙邊魚屬（Ambassis） 1.2 玻璃魚屬（圓鱗鋸蓋魚屬）（Chanda） 1.3 澳洲雙邊魚屬（Denariusa） 1.4 裸玻璃魚屬（Gymnochanda） 1.5 副高鱸屬（Paradoxodacna） 1.6 副雙邊魚屬（Parambassis） 1.7 擬雙邊魚屬（Pseudambassis） 1.8 四點雙邊魚屬（Tetracentrum） 2 参考文献分類雙邊魚科下分8個屬，如下：雙邊魚屬（Ambassis）阿氏雙邊魚（Ambassis agassizii）帆鰭雙邊魚（Ambassis agrammus）康氏雙邊魚（Ambassis ambassis）彎線雙邊魚（Ambassis buruensis）印尼雙邊魚（Ambassis buton）杜氏雙邊魚（Ambassis dussumieri）黃鰭雙邊魚（Ambassis elongatus）封氏雙邊魚（Ambassis fontoynonti）裸頭雙邊魚（Ambassis gymnocephalus）：又稱眶棘雙邊魚。斷線雙邊魚（Ambassis interrupta）傑克遜雙邊魚（Ambassis jacksoniensis）古氏雙邊魚（Ambassis kopsii）麥氏雙邊魚（Ambassis macleayi）大棘雙邊魚（Ambassis macracanthus）瑪麗雙邊魚（Ambassis marianus）少棘雙邊魚（Ambassis miops）貝紋雙邊魚（Ambassis nalua）南非雙邊魚（Ambassis natalensis）細尾雙邊魚（Ambassis urotaenia）：又稱尾紋雙邊魚。維氏雙邊魚（Ambassis vachellii）玻璃魚屬（圓鱗鋸蓋魚屬）（Chanda）肩斑玻璃魚（Chanda nama）澳洲雙邊魚屬（Denariusa）澳洲雙邊魚（Denariusa australis）裸玻璃魚屬（Gymnochanda）長絲裸玻璃魚（Gymnochanda filamentosa）焰色裸玻璃魚（Gymnochanda flamea）利姆氏裸玻璃魚（Gymnochanda limi） (Gymnochanda ploegi) 真裸玻璃魚（Gymnochanda verae）副高鱸屬（Paradoxodacna）副高鱸（Paradoxodacna piratica）副雙邊魚屬（Parambassis）阿氏副雙邊魚（Parambassis alleni）高鰭副雙邊魚（Parambassis altipinnis）似天竺副雙邊魚（Parambassis apogonoides）莖副雙邊魚（Pse

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Commons category: Ambassidae
taxon name: Ambassidae
taxon common name: asiatiske glassfisker

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The Asiatic glassfishes are a family, the Ambassidae, of freshwater and marine ray-finned fishes. Some species are known as perchlets.

The family has also been called Chandidae, and some sources continue to use the name, but as Ambassidae was used earlier, it has precedence over Chandidae, which was first used in 1905.