Pharyngeal teeth

Pharyngeal teeth are a special kind of tooth found in cyprinids and other fish species. Examples of fish with pharyngeal teeth are the goldfish (Carassius auratus), loaches, and the extinct genus Yunnanozoon.

Pharyngeal teeth are a special kind of tooth found in cyprinids and other fish species. Examples of fish with pharyngeal teeth are the goldfish (Carassius auratus), loaches, and the extinct genus Yunnanozoon.
| About fish | ![]() | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Anatomy and physiology |
| ||||
| Sensory systems |
| ||||
| Reproduction |
| ||||
| Locomotion |
| ||||
| Other behaviour |
| ||||
| By habitat |
| ||||
| Other types | |||||
| Commerce |
| ||||
| Major groups | |||||
| Lists |
| ||||
| |||||