What are some characteristics of a cypriniformes?

Answer 1

Minnows constitute the family Cyprinidae of the order Cypriniformes. Most of the members of the minnow family are only a few centimeters in length, but India's mahseer measures up to 2.7 meters and some weigh more than 45 kg. Minnows are the largest family of fish, including more than 2,000 species. They are characterized by a single dorsal fin and by one to three rows of teeth in the throat but never in the jaw.

Answer 2

Cypriniformes are a diverse order of Freshwater Fish characterized by having toothless jaws, a single dorsal fin, and a homocercal tail fin, where the upper and lower lobes are of equal size. They are known for their diverse shapes and sizes, and many species have barbels around their mouths.