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Tail-brooding Pipefishes
Syngnathinae
Pipefishes or pipe-fishes (Syngnathinae) are a subfamily of small fishes, which, together with the seahorses and seadragons, form the family Syngnathidae.
48 branches of this subfamily, most-observed first · about 265 known species
Seahorses
genusHippocampus
Syngnathus
genusSyngnathus
Corythoichthys
genusCorythoichthys
Phyllopteryx
genusPhyllopteryx
Phycodurus
genusPhycodurus
Stigmatopora
genusStigmatopora
Trachyrhamphus
genusTrachyrhamphus
Idiotropiscis
genusIdiotropiscis
Filicampus
genusFilicampus
Acentronura
genusAcentronura
Halicampus
genusHalicampus
Histiogamphelus
genusHistiogamphelus
Cosmocampus
genusCosmocampus
Hippichthys
genusHippichthys
Vanacampus
genusVanacampus
Festucalex
genusFestucalex
Siokunichthys
genusSiokunichthys
Kyonemichthys
genusKyonemichthys
Stipecampus
genusStipecampus
Leptonotus
genusLeptonotus
Solegnathus
genusSolegnathus
Syngnathoides
genusSyngnathoides
Bulbonaricus
genusBulbonaricus
Micrognathus
genusMicrognathus
Lissocampus
genusLissocampus
Amphelikturus
genusAmphelikturus
Urocampus
genusUrocampus
Mitotichthys
genusMitotichthys
Pugnaso
genusPugnaso
Ichthyocampus
genusIchthyocampus
Anarchopterus
genusAnarchopterus
Phoxocampus
genusPhoxocampus
Hypselognathus
genusHypselognathus
Bryx
genusBryx
Ribboned Pipehorses
genusHaliichthys
Fluvial Pipefishes
genusPseudophallus
Apterygocampus
genusApterygocampus
Notiocampus
genusNotiocampus
Kaupus
genusKaupus
Minyichthys
genusMinyichthys
Nannocampus
genusNannocampus
Cylix
genusCylix
Penetopteryx
genusPenetopteryx
African Freshwater Pipefishes
genusEnneacampus
Campichthys
genusCampichthys
Bhanotia
genusBhanotia
Kimblaeus
genusKimblaeus
Sea Muppets
genusAustralyichthys
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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geo-referenced records in GBIF, from museums, herbaria and field observers.
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In the stacks
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Every page naming Syngnathinae in the Biodiversity Heritage Library →
This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 488479.