Live-bearing fish

Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 103. Chapters: Ovoviviparous fish, Poeciliidae, Viviparous fish, Live-bearing aquarium fish, Great white shark, Coelacanth, Southern platyfish, Halfbeak, Tiger shark, Whale shark, Oceanic whitetip shark, Latimeria, Tawny nurse shark, Shortfin mako shark, Basking shark, Goblin shark, Brotula, Crocodile shark, Sawfish, Bull shark, Pupfish, Sailfin molly, Daggernose shark, Eastern mosquitofish, Spadenose shark, Thresher shark, Goodeidae, Guppy, Barbeled houndshark, Australian blacktip shark, Blue shark, Lollipop catshark, Salmon shark, Megamouth shark, Bluegrey carpetshark, Poecilia wingei, Grey nurse shark, Giant freshwater stingray, Bonnethead, Winghead shark, Angel shark, Bignose shark, Gambusia affinis, False catshark, Cyprinodon, Xiphophorus, Potamotrygonidae, Limia, Wrestling halfbeak, Green swordtail, Ginglymostomatidae, Lemon shark, Poecilia velifera, Bat ray, Onesided livebearer, Sand shark, Large-tooth sawfish, Cownose ray, Variatus platy, Surfperch, Golomyanka, Dwarf Livebearer, Four-eyed fish, Spotted eagle ray, Sandbar shark, Viviparous eelpout, Poecilia sphenops, Heterandria, Amazon molly, Anablepidae, Nomorhamphus, Neoheterandria elegans, Scalloped bonnethead, Gummy shark, Atlantic sharpnose shark, Lamnidae, Smalltooth sawfish, Dermogenys, School shark, Orectolobus halei, Mitsukurinidae, Undulate ray, Rose fish, Knifetooth sawfish, Ovoviviparity, Phalloceros, San Marcos gambusia, Grey sharpnose shark, Monterrey platyfish, Chiapas swordtail, Ornate wobbegong, Sebastidae, Bluespotted stingray, Amistad gambusia, Northern wobbegong, Spotted wobbegong, Pygmy devil ray, Widemouth gambusia, Short-tail nurse shark, Eastern Australian sawshark, Southern lanternshark, Cuban gambusia, Cobbler wobbegong, Japanese wobbegong, Indian sand tiger, Whitecheek shark, Sliteye shark, Narrownose smooth-hound, Spotted estuary smooth-hound, Aplocheilichthys, Striped smooth-hound, Tasselled wobbegong, Spotted houndshark, Longcomb sawfish, Creek whaler, Starry smooth-hound, Whitefin topeshark, Dwarf spotted wobbegong, Australian sharpnose shark, Ocellated pipefish, Whiskery shark, Whitenose shark, Brazilian sharpnose shark, Caribbean sharpnose shark, Blackspot shark, Pacific sharpnose shark, Blue stingray, Hairlip brotula, Long-snouted pipefish, Starspotted smooth-hound, African ribbontail catshark, Nervous shark, Japanese spurdog, Mustelus minicanis, Schultz's pipefish, Sharptooth houndshark, Whitespotted smooth-hound, Sicklefin smooth-hound, Grandfather hapuku, Sailback houndshark, Borneo river shark, New Zealand torpedo, Gulf smoothhound, Gambusia dominicensis, New Zealand eagle ray, Speckled smooth-hound, Cuban ribbontail catshark, Deepwater sicklefin hound shark, Harlequin catshark, Sharpfin houndshark, Longsnout pipefish, Scribbled pipefish, Laciris, Actinistia, Cauca molly, Humpbacked limia, Phalloceros caudimaculatus, Perugia's limia, Pantanodon, Poeciliopsis, Hypsopanchax, Lamprichthys, Priapella. Excerpt: Connection Timeout The halfbeaks (family Hemiramphidae) are a geographically widespread and numerically abundant family of epipelagic fish inhabiting warm waters around the world. The family Hemiramphidae is divided into two subfamilies, the primarily marine Hemiramphinae and the freshwater or estuarine Zenarchopterinae. The halfbeaks are named for their distinctive jaws, in which the lower jaws are significantly longer than the upper jaws. The halfbeaks show an exceptionally wide range of reproductive modes. Thes...