Chondrichthyans encyclopedia

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Cartilaginous fish have a skeleton made of cartilage rather than bone, which gives the group its name. Their rough skin is covered with fine tooth-shaped scales. Almost all live in the sea and breathe through gill slits visible on the flanks or underside. The group brings together sharks, rays and chimaeras.

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Cephalopods 1 Malacostracan Crustaceans 9 Horseshoe crabs 1 Sarcopterygians (Flesh-finned fish) 1 Actinistians (Sarcopterygians) 1 Bony fish (Actinopterygians) 1 Fish (Actinopterygians) 15 Actinopterygians 17 Chondrichthyes (cartilaginous fish) 1 Chondrichthyans 8 Chondrichthyans 5 Molluscs 1 Mammals 168 Birds 114 Reptiles 51 Amphibians 7 Fish 27 Insects 54 Arachnids 11 Crustaceans 2

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