Cypriniformes

Chinese algae eater Gyrinocheilus aymonieri, copyright Garthhh.

Belongs within: Ostariophysi.
Contains: Balitoridae, Cobitidae, Catostomidae, Puntius, Labeo, Cyprininae, Gobioninae, Acheilognathinae, Leuciscinae, Barbinae.

The Cypriniformes are a cosmopolitan group of freshwater fishes that lack teeth in the front of the mouth.

Characters (from Bond 1996): Mouth teeth absent; lower pharyngeal bones sickle-shaped, with teeth that usually bite upwards against a cartilaginous pad borne on posterior extension of basioccipital bone; dorsal fin present, adipose fin usually absent; kinethmoid bone present between mesethmoid and ascending processes of premaxillaries; orbitosphenoid, parietals, symplectics and subopercular present; third and fourth vertebrae of Weberian apparatus not fused; prominent intermuscular bones often present.

Cypriniformes [Cypriniphysi, Cyprinoidei]
|--CobitoideaHM01
| | i. s.: BalitoridaeB96
| |--CobitidaeHM01
| `--+--CatostomidaeHM01
| `--Gyrinocheilus [Gyrinocheilidae]HM01
| `--G. aymonieriHM01
`--CyprinidaeHM01
| i. s.: Ericymba buccataSBW95
| Hybopsis (Hybopsis) amblopsSBW95
| Notemigonus crysoleucasSBW95
| Scardinius erythrophthalmus (Linnaeus 1758)SE08
| ClinostomusSBW95
| |--C. elongatusSBW95
| `--C. funduloidesSBW95
| ExoglossumSBW95
| |--E. lauraeSBW95
| `--E. maxillinguaSBW95
| HybognathusSBW95
| |--H. amarusB96
| |--H. argyritusB96
| |--H. nuchalisSBW95
| `--H. regiusB96
| MacrhybopsisSBW95
| |--M. aestivalisSBW95
| `--M. storerianaSBW95
| Margariscus margaritaSBW95
| |--M. m. margaritaSBW95
| `--M. m. nachtriebiSBW95
| SemotilusSBW95
| |--S. atromaculatusSBW95
| |--S. bullarisF16
| |--S. corporalisSBW95
| `--S. lumbeeSBW95
| Iranocypris Bruun & Kaiser 1943TP86
| `--I. typhlops Bruun & Kaiser 1943TP86
| Typhlogarra Trewavas 1955TP86
| `--T. widdowsoni Trewavas 1955TP86
| Caecocypris Banister & Bunni 1980TP86
| `--C. basimi Banister & Bunni 1980TP86
| Phreatichthys Vinciguerra 1924TP86
| `--P. andruzzii Vinciguerra 1924TP86
| PuntiusAJ02
| Caecobarbus Boulenger 1921TP86
| `--C. geertsi Boulenger 1921TP86
| Barbopsis di Caporiacco 1926TP86
| `--B. devecchii di Caporiacco 1926 (see below for synonymy)TP86
| Garra Hamilton 1822TP86
| |--G. barreimiae Fowler & Steinitz 1956TP86
| `--G. kalakadensisAJ02
| LabeoB96
| TorAJ02
| |--T. khudreeAJ02
| |--T. putitoraRM72
| `--T. torPP07
| Catlocarpio siamensisB96
| Diptychus dipogonB96
| Squalius cephalusB96
| TincaSE08
| |--T. tinca (Linnaeus 1758)SE08
| `--T. vulgarisO97
| AulopygeB96
| DiscognathichthysB96
| Aphyocypris chinensis Günther 1868I92
| Hemigrammocypris rasborella Fowler 1910I92
| PseudorasboraSE08
| |--P. parva (Temminck & Schlegel 1846)SE08
| `--P. pumila Miyadi 1930I92
| Epalzeorhynchus kalopterus (Bleeker 1850) [=Barbus kalopterus]K55
| HypselobarbusAJ02
| |--H. curmucaAJ02
| |--H. dobsoniAJ02
| |--H. dubiusAJ02
| `--H. kolusAJ02
| MylocheilusS92
| |--M. caurinusS92
| `--M. robustusS92
| AcrocheilusS92
| |--A. alutaceusS92
| `--A. latusS92
| Aspius aspius (Linnaeus 1758)SE08
| Leucaspius delineatus (Heckel 1843)SE08
| Alburnus alburnus (Linnaeus 1758)SE08
| Alburnoides bipunctatus (Bloch 1782)CA00, SE08
| Chalcalburnus chalcoides (Güldenstädt 1772)SE08
| Vimba vimba (Linnaeus 1758)SE08
| Pelecus cultratus (Linnaeus 1758)SE08
| ChondrostomaF05
| | i. s.: C. almacai Coelho, Mesquita & Collares-Pereira 2005F05
| | C. nasus (Linnaeus 1758)SE08
| |--C. lusitanicum Collares-Pereira 1980RA05
| `--+--C. arcasii (Steindachner 1866) [=Rutilus arcasii]RA05
| |--C. occidentale Robalo, Almada et al. 2005RA05
| `--C. oligolepis Robalo, Doadrio et al. 2005 (see below for synonymy)RA05
| Aristichthys nobilis (Richardson 1845)SE08
| Schizothorax pelzamiCA00
| VarhostichthysG88
| BarbodesJR10
| |--B. baoulanB50
| |--B. binotatusB50
| |--B. clemensiB50
| |--B. hemictenus Jordan & Richardson 1908JR10
| |--B. manalakB50
| |--B. palawanensis (Boulenger 1895) [=Barbus palawanensis]JR10
| |--B. quinquemaculatusJR10
| `--B. tumbaB50
| NematabramisJR10
| |--N. alestes [=Mearnsiella alestes]JR10
| `--N. everetti Boulenger 1895JR10
| DangilaJR10
| |--D. cyanopareia [=Cyrene cyanopareia]JR10
| `--D. philippinia [=Cyrene philippinia]JR10
| ParabarbusAS09
| Stypodon signiferD81
| LepidomedaD81
| |--L. altivelisD81
| `--L. mollispinisD81
| |--L. m. mollispinisD81
| `--L. m. pratensisD81
| ParaphoxinusB50
| Mandibularia resinusB50
|--CyprininaeB96
|--GobioninaeB96
|--AcheilognathinaeB96
|--LeuciscinaeB96
`--BarbinaeTP86

Cypriniformes incertae sedis:
AdiposiaB96
Leptobotia curta (Temminck & Schlegel 1846)I92
Opsariichthys uncirostrisNE12
ZaccoSL86
|--Z. platypusT90
`--Z. temminckiT90
BotiaK55 [BotiidaeB-RB13]
|--B. horaeB93
|--B. hymenophysa (Bleeker 1852) [=Cobitis hymenophysa]K55
|--B. macracantha (Bleeker 1852) [=Cobitis macracanthus]K55
`--B. striatusRM72
BarbuccidaeB-RB13
EllopostomatidaeB-RB13
PsilorhynchidaeB-RB13
SerpenticobitidaeB-RB13
VaillantellidaeB-RB13

Barbopsis devecchii di Caporiacco 1926 [incl. Eilichthys microphthalmus Pellegrin 1929, B. stefaninii Gianferrari 1930]TP86

Chondrostoma oligolepis Robalo, Doadrio et al. 2005 [=Rutilus macrolepidotus Steindachner 1866 non Leuciscus macrolepidotus Ayres 1854, C. macrolepidotum]RA05

*Type species of generic name indicated

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