Jawed Fishes
Jawed fishes are a diverse group of aquatic vertebrates characterized by their possession of jaws, which are hinged structures that allow them to grasp and manipulate food. These fishes belong to the superclass Gnathostomata and are further classified into various orders, families, and species. Jawed fishes have a wide range of adaptations for feeding, including different types of teeth and specialized structures in their mouths. They play crucial roles in aquatic ecosystems and are important both ecologically and economically.