teleostomi
• Subklas : Sarcoptrerygii /Paleopterygii
Jumlah Ordo 2 : Coelacanthiformes &
Dipteriformes
• Subklas:Actinopterygii / Neopterygii
Jumlah Ordo : 17
Sub klas Sarcopterygii
• Ciri-ciri
• Mempunyai P&V yg menonjol (lobate) dan
berdaging
• Sisik dengan endoskeletal yg kuat
Ordo : Coelacanthiformes
Bertulang rawan, sisik cycloid,
bentuk ekor diphycercal, tanpa sub
operculum
Coelacanthiformes
“Sarcopterygii”
Actinistia
• Latimeria
• 2 dorsal fins
• fleshy fins
• intracranial joint
• morphology constant throughout
evolutionary history
•Unbranched lepidotrichia
Ordo Dipteriformes
• Memp gelemb renang yg berhub dg
usus berfungsi sbg paru-paru.
• D,C,A bersatu ; V & P Lobate (dg
tonjolan daging)
• Gigi palatin tanpa premaxilla &maxilla
• Makanan Invertebrata & tumbuhan air
• Kebanyakan telah jadi fosil
Dipnoi
•Dorsal lung
•New jaw opening mechanism via
interopercular bone Maxilla is free
from cheek- able to suction feed
more efficiently
Lepisosteidae
Neopterygii
- greater mobility of both fins and
cranial elements
Gars dari LIPI Pulau Penang
Des’2015
Teleostei
•Homocercal tail
•Reduced scales
•Increased emphasis on suction feeding
•Major groups
• Osteoglossomorpha
• Elopomorpha
• Clupeomorpha
• Ostariophysi
• Euteleostei- difficult to characterize
with valid synapomorphies
Osteoglossomorpha
•218 species
•Tongue bite
•Basihyal-parasphenoid bite
•2 palatal bones are also toothed
Arapaima
Mormyrid
Knifefish
Tongue bite
Elopomorpha
•650 species
•Mostly true eels
•Bonefish, tenpounders, tarpon
Leptocephalus larvae
Clupeomorpha
•Anchovies, bream
& herrings
•290 species
•Plankton feeders
Bream
Anchovies
Clupea sp.
Clupeomorph synapomorphies
3. Keeled belly
Ostariophysi
•75% of freshwater species of world
•6,000 species
•Gonorhynchiformes,Cypriniformes,
Characiformes, Siluriformes
Ostariophysan synapomorphies
•Alarm substance cells
•Specialized anterior vertebrae
allow for increased hearing
ability
Onchorhynchus
Salmo salar
Esociformes
•Pickerels and pikes
•Toothless maxilla forming part of gape
•Fin placement correlated with
predatory habits
Neoteleostei
• retractor dorsalis (RD)
or retractor arcus
branchialium originates
from anterior vertebrae
and insert on
pharyngobranchials
Scopelomorpha-Lanternfishes
•Pelagic marine
fishes
•220 species
•Daily vertical
migrations-500m
•Photophores
•2 components of the
RD- increasing
emphasis on 3rd
pharyngobranchial
Lampridomorpha
-ribbonfishes and oarfishes
Paracanthopterygii
•Percopsiformes- trout perches, pirate
perches, cavefishes
•Gadiformes- cods, hakes, eelpouts
•Pelvic fins anterior to pectorals
•Mental barbels
•Prolific egg producers
•Batrachoidiformes- toadfishes
Greatly •Gobiesociformes- clingfishes;
flattened skull modified pelvic fins
roof •Lophiformes- goosefishes,
anglerfishes, frogfishes, batfishes
Lophiiformes-
anglerfishes
Lycodes pacificus
Porichthys notatus
Percomorpha
• Guppies, mosquitofish,
flyingfish, halfbeaks
Gasterosteiformes
• Sticklebacks, seahorses,
trumpetfishes
• Bony abdominal plates
Scorpaeniformes
Myoxocephalus polyacanthocephalus
•Suborbital stay
•Strongly spinous fins
•Many spines on the head
Leptocottus armatus
Sebastes
Scorpaeniformes
Enophrys bison
Cyclopterus lumpus
Perciformes
Lepidogobius lepidus
Trichodon trichodon
Cymatogaster aggregata
Pleuronectiformes
Tetraodontiformes
•Bizzarofish
•Cowfish, pufferfish, porcupinefish,
molas Many use dorsal and anal fins for
locomotion
Ikan Mola-mola
Trends in fish evolution
• Maxilla moves out of gape
• Premaxilla becomes sole toothed element
• Movement of both pectoral and pelvic fins