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Hemiscylliidae - Bamboo Sharks
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Access images and fact sheets of the hemiscyllid fishes. The family contains the bamboo sharks and longtail carpet sharks.

Opisthoproctidae - Barreleyes
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Access images and fact sheets of the opisthoproctid fishes on the site. These fishes are known as the barreleyes.  Three species are currently known from Australian waters.

Odacinae - Weed Whitings
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Access images and fact sheets of the odacid fishes. Odacids are known as cales, weed whitings and rock whitings.

Synaphobranchidae - Basketwork Eels
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Access images and fact sheets of the synaphobranchid fishes on the site. These fishes have also been called cutthroat eels.

Soleidae - Soles
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Explore images and fact sheets of the soliid fishes on the site.

Bothidae - Lefteye Flounders
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Find images and fact sheets of the bothid fishes on the site. The family contains the lefteye flounders and left handed flatfishes.

Centrolophidae - Trevallas
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Explore the centrolophid fishes. The family contains the barrelfishes, butterfishes, medusafishes, ruffs, and trevallas.

Scombridae - Tunas
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Discover fact sheets with images and maps of the scombrid fishes on the site.

Gobiidae - Gobies
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Explore images and fact sheets of the gobiid fishes on the site.

Scarinae - Parrotfishes
https://australian.museum/learn/animals/fishes/scarinae-parrotfishes/

The parrotfishes were previously classified in the family Scaridae.  They are now regarded as a subfamily (Scarinae) in the family Labridae,