Chelonians are a group of arthropods that form a family called Chelonia, which is also known as the fish shrimp family. They belong to the class Chondrichthyes and have a wide range of body shapes and adaptations for their aquatic lifestyle. Some well-known chelonian species include the sea turtle, the octopus, and the jellyfish, among others.
A chelonian vertebrate, a fish with a single, large mouthed snout that resembles an acanthus leaf, commonly found in freshwater habitats.
Term: Ctenochaetus is a genus of marine fish that belongs to the family Cheliceriformes, commonly known as ctenoids or chelonians. These fish are typically found in freshwater habitats and can be found in both fresh and saltwater environments. They have long, slender bodies with a large gill slits on their head, which they use for feeding. Ctenochaetus is characterized by their large eyes that are able to adapt to different light conditions, allowing them
Chthonolasius is a genus of fish in the family Loricariidae that belongs to the order Loricaria, commonly known as the freshwater chelonians. These fish are characterized by their long, slender bodies and distinctive, flattened shell-like structures. They are found throughout the world's oceans, from tropical waters to cold, icy areas, where they can survive without a suitable environment. Chthonolasius is named for its characteristic appearance, often resembling the fish of the genus Ch
Cratocechenus is a genus of extinct chelonian dinosaurs that lived during the Late Cretaceous period, which spans from approximately 245 million years ago to about 180 million years ago. These creatures were characterized by their large jawbones and sharp teeth, as well as a distinctive long neck.
Chelonian, a genus of flowering plants in the family Cyperaceae, known for their distinctive coloration and reproductive structures.
