Oxudercidae

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Oxudercidae is a family of gobioid fishes that includes mudskippers and their relatives, many of which are adapted to life in intertidal and amphibious environments.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fish family
taxon
adaptation ability to survive out of water for extended periods
air breathing through skin and buccopharyngeal cavity
amphibious lifestyle
burrow dwelling
enlarged pectoral fins for terrestrial locomotion
class Actinopterygii
commonName mudskippers and allies
containsSubfamily Amblyopinae NERFINISHED
Oxudercinae NERFINISHED
diet detritus
small invertebrates
ecologicalRole benthic invertebrate predator
bioturbator of soft sediments
environmentalPreference intertidal mud and sand substrates
geographicDistribution Indo-Pacific region
eastern Atlantic coasts
habitat brackish waters
coastal marine waters
estuaries
intertidal zones
mangrove areas
mudflats
includes Apocryptes NERFINISHED
Apocryptodon NERFINISHED
Boleophthalmus NERFINISHED
Lentipes NERFINISHED
Oxuderces NERFINISHED
Parapocryptes NERFINISHED
Periophthalmodon NERFINISHED
Periophthalmus NERFINISHED
Pseudapocryptes NERFINISHED
Rhinogobius NERFINISHED
Scartelaos NERFINISHED
Taenioides NERFINISHED
Trypauchen NERFINISHED
Trypauchenichthys
Zappa NERFINISHED
mudskipper
kingdom Animalia
notableTrait ability to move effectively on land
use of visual displays in territorial behavior
order Gobiiformes NERFINISHED
phylum Chordata
reproduction egg-laying
nesting in burrows
suborder Gobioidei NERFINISHED
taxonRank family

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Gobioidei hasMember Oxudercidae