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Systematiek Ichtyology Systematiek van de levende vissoorten FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES SYSTEMATISCHE INDELING VAN VISSOORTEN MET Klasse, Orde, Familie en Onderfamilie Systematiek met doorlopende familie- en ordenummers volgens Fishes of the World (4th edition) van Joseph S.Nelson 2006 en aangepast door Eschmeyer & Yong in 201 3 Goedgekeurd door Europian Ichthyological Society (EIS) Bijgewerkt in Fishbase (januari 2016) en met DEPARTMENT of ICHTHYOLOGY (Eschmeyer) California Academy of Sciences (1 juli 2016) en nieuwe soorten met SCI Newsletter of Systematic Ichthyology en aangevuld met Planetcatfish PlanetCatfish Met aanvulling van Nederlandse benamingen en oude BBAT steekkaartnummers Bijgewerkt tot 31 juli 2016 Laatste aanpassingen 46a. Glaucostegidae → Glaucostegus 46b. Trygonorrhidae → Trygonorrhina 46c Rhinobatidae → Acroteriobatus + Pseudobatos 46d. Rhinidae → Rhina + Rhynchobatus + Rhynchorhina 53. Dasyatidae → Brevitrygon + Fluvitrygon + Fontitrygon + Maculabatis + Megatrygon + Pateobatis + Telatrygon 75. Albulidae → 2 Pterothrissinae → Nemoossis 113. Nemacheilidae → Troglonectes 137. Characidae 4. Characinae → Protocheirodon 179. Loricariidae 4. Loricariinae → Microplecostomus 394. Apogonidae-> Xeniamia 500. Eleotridae → Caecieleotris Animalia (Dieren) – Chordata (Chorda dieren) Klasse Myxini (Manteldieren) 1. Orde Myxiniformes(hagfishes) (Slijmprikken) 1. Myxinidae (hagfishes) (Blinde prikken of Slijmprikken) (oud BBAT nr Z.f.I.1) 1. Myxininae (Blinde- of Slijmprikken) Myxine Nemamyxine Neomyxine Notomyxine 2. Eptatretinae (Blinde- of Slijmprikken) Eptatetrus (Gastrobranchus) Rubicundus Paramyxine Klasse Cephalaspidomorphi 2. Orde Petromyzontiformes (lampreys) (Prikken) 2. Petromyzontidae (lampreys) (Prikken) (oud BBAT nr Z.e.I.1) Caspiomyzon Ichthyomyzon Petromyzon Entosphenus Lampetra Tetrapleurodon Eudontomyzon Lethenteron 3. Geotriidae (Southerne lampreys) (Zuidelijke prikken) (oud BBAT nr Z.e.I.) Geotria 4. Mordaciidae (southern topeyed lampreys) (Zuidelijke topoog Prikken) (oud BBAT nr Z.e.I.1) Mordacia0 Klasse Actinopterygii (Osteichthyes) Subklasse Cladistia 16 .Orde Polypteriformes (bichirs) (Kwastsnoeken) 5. Polypteridae (bichirs) (Kwastsnoeken) (oud BBAT nr Z.h.IV.1) Erpetoichthys Polypterus Klasse Elasmobranchii (Haaien en Roggen) 3. Orde Hexanchiformes(six-gill sharks) (Kamtandhaaien) 6. Hexanchidae (cow sharks) (Koehaaien) (oud BBAT nr Z.g.II.1) Heptranchias Hexanchus Notorynchus 7. Chlamydoselachidae (frill sharks) (Franjehaaien) (oud BBAT nr Z.g. II.2) Chlamydoselachus 4. Orde Heterodontiformes (bullhead sharks)(Varkenshaaien) 8. Heterodontidae (bullhead and horn sharks) (Varkenshaaien) (oud BBAT nr Z.g.I.1) Heterodontus 5. Orde Orectolobiformes (carpet sharks) (Echte haaien) 9. Rhincodontidae (whale sharks) (Walvishaaien) (oud BBAT nr Z.g.III.1) Rhincodon 10. Parascylliidae (collared carpet sharks) (Tapijthaaien) (oud BBAT nr Z.g.III.2) Cirrhoscylium Parascyllium 11. Brachaeluridae (blind sharks) (Blinde haaien) (oud BBAT nr Z.g.IV.1) Brachaelurus Heteroscylllium 12. Orectolobidae (wobbegons) (Wobbegons) (oud BBAT nr Z.g.III.2) Eucrossorhinus Orectolobus Sutorectus 13. Hemiscylliidae (bamboo sharks) (Epaulet en bamboehaaien) (oud BBAT nr Z.g.III.2) Chiloscyllium Hemiscyllium 14. Stegostomatidae (zebra sharks) (Zebrahaaien (oud BBAT nr Z.g.IV.1) Stegostoma 15. Ginglymostomatidae (nurse sharks) (Verpleegsterhaaien) (oud BBAT nr Z.g.III.2) Ginglymostoma Nebrius Pseudoginglymostoma 6. Orde Lamniformes (mackerel sharks) (Haringhaaien) 16. Odontaspididae (sand tiger sharks) (Zandtijgerhaaien) (oud BBAT nr Z.g.III.3) Carcharias Odontaspis 17. Mitsukurinidae (goblin sharks) (Goblin haaien) (oud BBAT nr Z.g.III.4) Mitsukurina 18. Pseudocarchariidae (crocodile sharks) (Krokodilhaaien) (oud BBAT nr Z.g.III.3) Pseudocarcharias 19. Lamnidae (mackerel sharks) (Makreelhaaien) (oud BBAT nr Z.g.III.5) Carcharodon Isurus Lamna 20. Megachasmidae (megamouth sharks) (Grootbekhaaien) (oud BBAT nr Z.g.III.3) Megachasma 21. Cetorhinidae (basking sharks) (Reuzenhaaien) (oud BBAT nr Z.g.III.7) Cetorhinus 22. Alopiidae (thresher sharks) (Voshaaien) (oud BBAT nr Z.g.III.6) Alopias 7. Orde Carcharhiniformes (ground sharks) (Hond- en Kathaaien) 23. Pentanchidae (cat sharks) (Kathaaien) (oud BBAT nr Z.g.III.8) Apristurus Cephalurus Halaelurus Parmaturus Asymbolus Galeus Holohalaelurus Pentanchus 24. Scyliorhinidae (cat sharks) (Kathaaien) (oud BBAT nr Z.g.III.8) Atelomycterus Cephaloscyllium Poroderma Aulohalaelurus Figaro Schroederichthys Bythaelurus Haploblepharus Scyliorhinus 25. Proscylliidae (finback catsharks) (Rugvin Kathaaien) (oud BBAT nr Z.g.III.10) Ctenacis Eridacnis Proscyllium 26. Pseudotriakidae (false cat sharks) (Valse Kathaaien) (oud BBAT nr Z.g.III.10) Gollum Planonasus Pseudotriakis 27. Leptochariidae (barbeled hound sharks) (Barbeelhaaien) (oud BBAT nr Z.g.III.10) Leptocharias 28. Triakidae (hound sharks) (Gladde haaien) (oud BBAT nr Z.g.III.10) 1.Triakinae (Gladde haaien) Mustelus Scylliogaleus Triakis 2. Galiorhininae (Australische gladde haaien) Furgaleus Gogolia Hypogaleus Galeorhinus Hemitriakis Iago 29. Hemigaleidae (weasel sharks) (Wezelhaaien) (oud BBAT nr Z.g.III.10) Chaenogaleus Hemipristis Hemigaleus Paragaleus 30. Carcharhinidae (requiem sharks) (Roofhaaien) (oud BBAT nr Z.g.III.11) Carcharhinus Lamiopsis Prionace Galeocerdo Loxodon Rhizoprionodon Glyphis Nasolamia Scoliodon Isogomphodon Negaprion Triaenodon 31. Sphyrnidae (hammerhead sharks) (Hamerhaaien) (oud BBAT nr Z.g.III.12) Eusphyra Sphyrna 8. Orde Squaliformes (dogfish sharks) (Doornhaaien) 32. Dalatiidae (kitefin sharks) (Voornhaaien) (oud BBAT nr Z.g.IV.2) Dalatias Euprotomicrus Isistius Squaliolus Euprotomicroides Heteroscymnoides Mollisquama 33. Etmopteridae (lantern sharks) (Doornhaaien) (oud BBAT nr Z.g.IV.2) Aculeola Etmopterus Trigonognathus Centroscyllium Miroscyllium 34. Somniosidae (sleepers sharks) (Slaaphaaien) (oud BBAT nr Z.g.IV.2) Centroscymnus Scymnodalatias Somniosus (Rhinoscymnus) Centroselachus Scymnodon Zameus 35. Oxynotidae (rough sharks) (Zeevarkenshaaien) (oud BBAT nr Z.g.IV.2) Oxynotus 36. Centrophoridae (gulper sharks) (Zwelg en snavelhaaien) (oud BBAT nr Z.g.IV.1) Centrophorus Deania 37. Squalidae (dogfish sharks) (Doornhaaien) (oud BBAT nr Z.g.IV.1) Cirrhigaleus Squalus 38. Echinorhinidae (bramble sharks) (Stekelhaaien) (oud BBAT nr Z.g.IV.3) Echinorhinus 9. Orde Pristiophoriformes (saw sharks) (Zaaghaaien) 39. Pristiophoridae (saw sharks) (Zaaghaaien) (oud BBAT nr Z.g.IV.4) Pliotrema Pristiophorus 10. Orde Squatiniformes (angel sharks)(Schoorhaaien) 40. Squatinidae (angel sharks) (Schoorhaaien) (oud BBAT nr Z.g.IV.5) Squatina 11. Orde Pristiformes (sawfishes) (Zaagvissen) 41. Pristidae (sawfishes) (Zaagvissen) (oud BBAT nr Z.g.V.1) Anoxypristis Pristis Subdivisie Batoidea (Roggen) 12. Orde Torpediniformes (Sidderroggen) 42. Narkidae (Sidder en sluimerroggen) hervormd door Eschmeyer & Fong 2008 Crassinarke Heteronarce Temera 43. Narcinidae (numbfishes) (Schijfroggen) (oud BBAT nr Z.g.VI.2) Benthobatis Discopyge Diplobatis Narcine 44. Hypnidae (coffin rays) (Australische sidderroggen) Hypnos 45. Torpedinidae (electric rays) (Echte Sidderroggen) (oud BBAT nr Z.g.VI.1) Tetronarce Torpedo 13a. Orde Rajiformes (skates) (Echte Roggen) 46a. Glaucostegidae (guitarfishes) (Gitaarroggen) (oud BBAT nr Z.g.V.2) Glaucostegus 46b. Trygonorrhidae (guitarfishes) (Gitaarroggen) (oud BBAT nr Z.g.V.2) Trygonorrhina 46c. Rhinobatidae (guitarfishes) (Gitaarroggen) (oud BBAT nr Z.g.V.2) 1. Rhinobatinae (guitarfishes) (Gitaarroggen) (oud BBAT nr Z.g.V.2) Acroteriobatus Pseudobatos Tarsistes Zapteryx Aptychotrema Rhinobatos Zanobatus 2. Platyrhininae (thornbacks) (Vleugelroggen) (oud BBAT nr Z.g.V.2) Platyrhina Platyrhinoidis 46d. Rhinidae (guitarfishes) (Gitaarroggen) (oud BBAT nr Z.g.V.2) Rhina Rhynchobatus Rhynchorhina 47. Arhynchobatidae (skates) (Echte Roggen) (oud BBAT nr Z.g.V.3) Atlantoraja Irolita Psammobatis Rioraja Bathyraja Pavoraja Rhinoraja Sympterygia 48.Crurijadidae (skates) (Echte Roggen) (oud BBAT nr Z.g.V.3) Cruriraja 49. Rajidae (skates) (Echte Roggen) (oud BBAT nr Z.g.V.3) Amblyraja Dentiraja Gurgesiella Neoraja Raja Zearaja Breviraja Dipturus Hongeo Notoraja Rajella Brochiraja Echinobothrium Leucoraja Okamejei Rostroraja Dactylobatus Fenestraja Malacoraja Pseudoraja Spiniraja 50. Anacanthobatidae (smooth skates) (Legroggen) (oud BBAT nr Z.g.V.4) Anacanthobatis Indobatis Sinobatis 14. Orde Myliobatiformes (skates) (Vleugelroggen) 51. Plesiobatidae (deepwater stingrays) (Diepzee Roggen) (oud BBAT nr Z.h.V.6) Plesiobatis 52. Hexatrygonidae (sixgill stingrays) (Zeskieuwige doornroggen) (oud BBAT nr Z.g.V.10) Hexatrygon 53. Dasyatidae (stingrays) (Pijlstaartroggen) (oud BBAT nr Z.g.V.6) Brevitrygon Malakaraja Taeniura Dasyatis (Trygon) Megatrygon Taeniurops Fluvitrygon Neotrygon Telatrygon Fontitrygon Pateobatis Urogymnus Himantura Pastinachus Maculabatis Pteroplatytrygon 54. Gymnuridae (butterfly rays) (Vlinderroggen) (oud BBAT nr Z.g.V.6) Gymnura 55. Myliobatidae (eagle rays) (Vleugelroggen) (oud BBAT nr Z.g.V.8) 1. Myliobatinae (eagle rays) (Adelaarsroggen) Aetobatus Aetomylaeus Myliobatis Pteromylaeus 2. Rhinopterinae (cownose rays) (Vleermuisroggen) Rhinoptera 3. Mobulinae (manta and devil rays) (Duivelsroggen) (Z.g.V.9) Manta Mobula 56. Urolophidae (round stingrays) (Ronde stekelroggen) (oud BBAT nr Z.g.V.6) Trygonoptera Urobatis Urolophus 57. Potamotrygonidae (river stingrays) (Zoetwaterroggen) 79 (oud BBAT nr Z.g.V.7) Heliotrygon Paratrygon Plesiotrygon Potamotrygon 58. Urotrygonidae (round stingrays) (Ronde stekelroggen) (oud BBAT
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