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Fish might refer to:
A typical RW editor
Yellow saddle goatfish (Parupeneus cyclostomus): "They look harmless, but they're vicious predators. That's why it's fun to follow them — there's always action." — Redouan Bshary[1]
Contents
1Biology
1.1True fish
1.2Cladistically fish
1.3Things often misidentified as fish
2Items closely related to fish
3Miscellaneous
4See also
5References
Biology[edit]
True fish[edit]
Amphistium and Heteronectes — transitional forms for flatfish
Coelacanth
Conodont — most likely a jawless fish
Fish that survive on land
Garra rufa fish
Haikouichthys — an extinct animal that was a transitional form between fishes and invertebrates
Ichthyostega — an extinct fish/amphibian
Lungfish
Placodermi — one of the first groups of jawed fish
Shark
Tiktaalik — an extinct fish at the cusp of the fish-tetrapod transition
Cladistically fish[edit]
Vertebrate — cladistically speaking, these are all fish
Dolphin — not actually a fish although it was historically believed to be one
Things often misidentified as fish[edit]
Lancelet — not actually a fish, but close!
Mollusc — not actually a fish
Crustacean — not actually a fish
Items closely related to fish[edit]
Fish farming
Fish oil
Fun:Fishing
Miscellaneous[edit]
Babel Fish
Darwin fish
Darwin Fish (fundamentalist loon)
Fishing expedition, a.k.a. p-value fishing or p-hacking, is a type of abuse of statistical methodology.
Flirty fishing — a sex-baiting technique used by the Children of God cult
Fun:Phishing
Red herring
See also[edit]
Fischer
References[edit]
↑In a pack hunt, it's every goatfish for itself: These fish hunt selfishly with a touch of accidental helpfulness by Susan Milius (7:00am, March 6, 2018) Science News.