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Coelacanthiformes

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Coelacanthiformes

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ordine di pesci

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Coelacanthiformes is an order of organisms within the class Coelacanthi, phylum Chordata, and kingdom Animalia. It is also classified under the parent taxon Actinistia, which is part of Sarcopterygii. The order has a start time of about 409 million years ago and is accepted in taxonomic status. Its common name is kvastfinnefisker.

The organisms in this order reproduce via ovoviviparity. Their habitats include marine, brackish, and freshwater environments. Records for Coelacanthiformes are held by institutions such as UCMP, CMC, NHMUK, KU, and YPM, with occurrences documented in the United States, France, Germany, United Kingdom, and Greenland.

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Species

Coelacanthiformes

ORDER

  1. KingdomAnimalia
  2. PhylumChordata
  3. ClassCoelacanthi
  4. OrderCoelacanthiformes
Habitatmarine, brackish, freshwater
Observations recorded3,690

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Museum specimens

Specimen records
80
With media
8
Collections
UCMP, CMC, NHMUK, KU, YPM
Recorded in
United States, France, Germany, United Kingdom, Greenland

Wikidata facts

Instance of
taxon
Image
201704 Coelacanth.svg
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Commons category
Actinistia
taxon name
Coelacanthiformes
taxon rank
order
topic's main category
Category:Coelacanthiformes
start time
409000000-
taxon common name
kvastfinnefisker
mode of reproduction
ovoviviparity
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Article · Italiano

I celacantiformi (Coelacanthiformes), o celacanti, sono un ordine di pesci ossei, che comprende una serie di forme estinte e due sole specie attuali, appartenenti entrambe al genere Latimeria. Costituiscono il principale gruppo degli attinisti (Actinistia).

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