Base of the evolutionary tree for Eels, Tarpons, Tenpounders, and Ladyfish (Elopomorpha)

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• Eels, Tarpons, Tenpounders, and Ladyfish (Elopomorpha) (1104 species)
  • unnamed group 841752 → (1086 species)
    • unnamed group 841768 → (1070 species)
      • unnamed group 841797 → (1041 species)
        • unnamed group 841846 → (992 species)
        • deepsea eels (Synaphobranchidae) → (43 species)
        • thin morays (Myrocongridae) → (5 species)
        • Protanguilla palau
      • Deep Sea Halosaurs and Spiny Eels (Notacanthiformes) → (29 species)
        • Halosaurs (Halosauridae) → (16 species)
        • Deep-sea spiny eels (Notacanthidae) → (13 species)
    • Bonefishes (Albuliformes) → (16 species)
      • Albulinae → (13 species)
        • unnamed group 841764 → (5 species)
        • Smallscale bonefish (Albula oligolepis)
        • Albula virgata
        • Sharpjaw bonefish (Albula neoguinaica)
        • Shafted bonefish (Albula pacifica)
        • Albula obesa
        • Smallmouth bonefish (Albula glossodonta)
        • Bonefish (Albula forsteri)
        • Albula goreensis
      • Japanese gissu (Pterothrissus gissu)
      • Pterothrissus spectabilis
      • Longfin bonefish (Pterothrissus belloci)
  • Tarpons, Tenpounders, and Ladyfishes (Elopiformes) → (18 species)
    • ladyfishes (Elopidae) → (7 species)
      • unnamed group 841751 → (2 species)
        • Pacific ladyfish (Elops affinis)
        • Ladyfish (Elops saurus)
      • unnamed group 841747 → (2 species)
        • great herring (Elops hawaiensis)
        • Bigeye tarpon (Elops machnata)
      • Tarpon (Elops senegalensis)
      • West African ladyfish (Elops lacerta)
      • Malacho (Elops smithi)
    • Anaethalionidae → (6 species)
      • Anaethalion knorri
      • Anaethalion zapporum
      • Anaethalion subovatus
      • Anaethalion cirinensis
      • Anaethalion angustus
      • Anaethalion angustissimus
    • tarpons (Megalopidae) → (5 species)
      • Megalops cundinga
      • Tarpon (Megalops cyprinoides)
      • Tarpon (Megalops atlanticus)
      • Megalops bicrenulatus
      • Megalops angulata

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