Cyprinidae, Catostomidae, Ictaluridae

Name the super order that has; Schreckstoff substance, Weberian ossicles, and pharyngeal jaws

Name the family that has; no adipose fin, one dorsal fin, mouth is usually terminal, pelvic fins abdominal

Long dorsal fin (17-21) rays with stout serrated spine at front, large barbels at mouth.

Barbels near mouth absent or small Exotic (europe or Japan), Destroys wetlands, found in aquariums worldwide, tolerant of poor conditions

Keel present between pelvic and anal fins, strongly de-curved lateral line, Exotic, Legal to be sold as bait in California, Widespread because it is sold as bait.

Upper lobe of caudal fin longer than the lower lobe, Endemic sacramento drainage, Freshwater but some times brackish, Listed as threatened by USFWS.

Barbels present at end of maxilla, symmetrical caudal fin, small frenum present, common and abundant, many recognized subspecies

Frenum present, barbels absent, found in Sacramento drainage, .6 meters max

Forked tail, large mouth, no frenum, Sacramento basin and eel rivers, Voracious predator, Hold fish derbys to rid species because they eat native salmon and steelhead

Cone shaped head, round body, small eyes, narrow caudal peduncle, 90-114 scales in lateral line, Sacramento drainage, females lay adhesive eggs in vegetation and males follow and fertilize.

33-36 scales in lateral line, small total length, deep and compressed body, terminal mouth, Exotic (eastern US), Can be sold as bait, spreads rapidly and displaces native species

Thickened first dorsal fin ray, scales crowded on nape and distinctly outlined, Sold as bait, Tubercles on head of male only

Pharyngeal teeth 0,5-5,0 or 0,4-4,0 (symmetrical)

Large eye, pharyngeal teeth 0,5-4,0 (not symmetrical)

What family is characterized by the following traits; mouth sub-terminal with fleshy papillose lips, one dorsal fin with no spines, scales absent from head, no adipose fin.