Tremoriformes
Tremoriformes is a proposed superorder of teleost fishes. The group is characterized by a series of unique skeletal and muscular features, particularly in the head and pectoral girdle. Historically, the placement of Tremoriformes within teleost phylogeny has been debated, with various studies proposing different relationships to other fish groups.
Early research often placed Tremoriformes within the acanthomorphs, a large and diverse clade of ray-finned fishes.
Key anatomical characteristics that define Tremoriformes include modifications to the jaw suspension and the structure of
The fossil record of Tremoriformes is not extensive, but finds have contributed to understanding their evolutionary