मछली का एक परिवार सहित: कार्प; दस roach; रुड; मीठे पानी की एक प्रकार की छोटी मछली

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The Cyprinidae' are divided into four subfamilies: - Catostosninae (mostly from North America, with a few species from China and eastern Siberia), in which the maxillary bones take a share in the border of the mouth, and the pharyngeal teeth are very numerous and form a single, comb-like series; Cyprininae, the great bulk of the family, more or less conforming to the type of the carp; Cobitinae, or loaches (Europe, Asia, Abyssinia), which are dealt with in a separate article (see LoAcH); and the Homalopterinae (China and south-eastern Asia), mountain forms allied to the loaches, with a quite rudimentary air-bladder.

Trout abound in the mountain streams and lakes, barbel and many other species of Cyprinidae in the rivers of the plains.

The Siluridae, or scaleless fishes, and the Cyprinidae, or carp and loach, form the bulk of the mountain fish, :and the genera and species appear to be organized for a mountaintorrent life, being almost all furnished with suckers to enable them to maintain their positions in the rapid streams which they inhabit.

Among Indian fishes, the Cyprinidae or carp family and the Siluridae or cat-fishes are best represented.

The fish known as loaches (Cobitinae) form a very distinct subfamily of the Cyprinidae, and are even regarded by some authors as constituting a family.

One member of the Cyprinidae is at present known to be viviparous, but no observations have as yet been made on its habits.

CARP, the typical fish of a large family (Cyprinidae) of Ostariophysi, as they have been called by M.

They are in fact allied to the carps or Cyprinidae and the cat-fishes or Siluridae.

The Cyprinidae, or carp, are largely represented in southern Asia, and there grow to a size unknown in Europe; a Barbus in the Tigris has been taken of the weight of 300 Th.

dobula), a freshwater fish belonging to the family Cyprinidae.

cyprinidae's Meaning':

a family of fish including: carp; tench; roach; rudd; dace