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gcmd_keyword : RAY-FINNED FISHES>PERCH-LIKE FISHES
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| definition | Perciforms, or perch-like fish, form the largest order of fish, the largest order of vertebrates and comprise at least a third of all fish species. They are distinguished by pectoral fins on the sides; spines on the dorsal and anal fins; pelvic fins on the abdomen with one spine and up to five soft rays; dorsal and anal fins that are detached from the caudal (tail) fin, and jaw that can be thrust outward to suck food into the mouth. |
| identifier | 85b2ba83-b81c-45a6-98d1-07b36040fe45 |
| label | PERCH-LIKE FISHES |
| parent_identifier | c69cde73-7bd9-489b-a20b-bd23cfb82d92 |
| GCMD Metadata | 85b2ba83-b81c-45a6-98d1-07b36040fe45 |
| Ancestors | PERCH-LIKE FISHES < RAY-FINNED FISHES < FISH < ANIMALS/VERTEBRATES < BIOLOGICAL CLASSIFICATION < EARTH SCIENCE < Science Keywords |

