Belongs within: Percomorpharia.
Contains: Cirrhitoidei, Centrarchidae, Terapontidae.
The Centrarchiformes are a clade of marine and freshwater fishes associated by molecular data that are most diverse in temperate and subtropical waters.
<==Centrarchiformes
| i. s.: Dinolestes [Dinolestidae] SC07
| `--D. lewini SC07
|--+--Percalates ND13
| | |--P. colonorum ND13 [incl. P. fluviatilis G75]
| | `--P. novemaculeata ND13
| `--+--+--Cirrhitoidei ND13
| | `--+--Centrarchidae ND13
| | `--Siniperca Gill 1862 ND13, P93 [Sinipercidae]
| | `--S. chuasti ND13
| `--+--Enoplosus [Enoplosidae] ND13
| | |--E. armatus (Shaw in White 1790) H01
| | `--E. pygopterus Agassiz 1836 P93
| `--Percichthyidae [Gadopsidae, Gadopsiformes, Maccullochellidae, Macquariidae, Plectroplitidae] ND13
| | i. s.: Santosius Arratia 1982 GM01
| | Priscacara G88
| | Edelia vittata C01c, L91
| | Nannatherina C01c
| | Plectroplites ambiguus G75
| | Percichthys P93
| | |--P. lonquimayensis Chang & Arratia 1978 P93
| | `--P. sandovali Arratia 1982 P93
| | Properca angusta (Agassiz 1834) P93
| | Doederleinia berycoides I00 [=Anthias berycoides R13]
| | Microperca yarrae [incl. Paradules obscurus] O96
| |--+--Gadopsis marmoratus ND13
| | `--Maccullochella ND13
| | |--M. macquarienensis G75
| | `--M. peelii ND13
| `--+--Macquaria ND13 [incl. Riverina Castelnau 1872 O96]
| | |--M. ambigua ND13
| | |--M. australasica (see below for synonymy) O96
| | `--M. novemaculeata SC07
| `--+--Nannoperca australis ND13
| `--Percilia [Perciliidae] ND13
| |--P. gillissi Girard 1854 DS89
| `--P. irwini ND13
`--+--Girellidae R13
| |--Girella ND13
| | |--G. cyanea CC98
| | |--G. elevata Macleay 1881 C01a
| | |--G. mezina ND13
| | |--G. niricans CH-C06
| | |--G. punctata C01a
| | `--G. tricuspidata (Quoy & Gaimard 1824) C01a
| |--Melambaphes R13
| |--Doydixodon R13
| |--Proteracanthus R13
| `--Tephraeops R13
`--+--Oplegnathus [Oplegnathidae] ND13
| |--O. punctatus ND13
| `--O. woodwardi SC07
`--+--Kyphosidae [Labracoglossidae] ND13
| |--Hermosilla azurea SC07
| |--Sectator ocyurus (Jordan & Gilbert 1882) S01
| |--Neoscorpis Smith 1931 P93
| |--Kyphosidarum goujeti Nolf 1988 P93
| |--Kyphosus ND13
| | |--K. bigibbus Lacepède 1801 [incl. K. fuscus Lacepède 1801] S01
| | |--K. boscii R13
| | |--K. cinerascens (Forsskål 1775) S01 (see below for synonymy)
| | |--K. elegans ND13
| | |--K. sectator LM13
| | |--K. sydneyanus (Günther 1886) S01 (see below for synonymy)
| | `--K. vaigiensis (Quoy & Gaimard 1824) (see below for synonymy) M58
| |--Labracoglossa [incl. Cypselichthys] R13
| `--Bathystethus R13
`--+--Microcanthidae SC07
| |--Microcanthus strigatus (Cuvier 1831) LD09
| `--Atypichthys C01b
| |--A. latus HS01
| `--A. strigatus (Günther 1860) C01b
`--+--Terapontidae ND13
`--Kuhlia [Kuhliidae] ND13
|--K. boninensis (Fowler 1907) C01c
|--K. caerulescens Regan 1913 M58
|--K. lepta Stinton 1980 P93
|--K. maio JR10
|--K. marginata (Cuvier 1829) C01c (see below for synonymy)
|--K. mugil (Forster in Bloch & Schneider 1801) C01c
|--K. munda (De Vis 1884) (see below for synonymy) M58
|--K. rupestris (Lacépède 1802) AC90 (see below for synonymy)
`--K. taeniura (Cuvier 1829) [=Dules taeniura] M58
Kuhlia marginata (Cuvier 1829) C01c [=Dules marginatus AC90; incl. Moronopsis ciliatus Bleeker 1878 M58, D. ciliatus M58, D. papuensis Macleay 1884 M58]
Kuhlia munda (DeVis 1884) [=Herops munda, Dules munda; incl. D. nitens Ramsay & Ogilby 1888] M58
Kuhlia rupestris (Lacépède 1802) AC90 [=Centropomus rupestris AC90, Dules rupestris M58; incl. D. guamensis Macleay 1884 M58]
Kyphosus cinerascens (Forsskål 1775) S01 [=Sciaena cinerascens M58, Pimelepterus cinerascens M58; incl. Pachymetopon squamosum Alleyne & Macleay 1877 M58, Pi. tahmel JR10]
Kyphosus sydneyanus (Günther 1886) S01 [incl. K. gibsoni Ogilby 1912 S01, Pimelepterus lembus Cuvier 1831 M58, K. lembus S01, Oblata muador Thiollière 1857 M58]
Kyphosus vaigiensis (Quoy & Gaimard 1824) [=Pimelepterus vaigiensis, K. waigiensis, P. waigiensis; incl. P. marciac Cuvier & Valenciennes 1831] M58
Macquaria australasica [incl. Murrayia bramoides Castelnau 1872, Dules christyi Castelnau 1872, Mu. cyprinoides Castelnau 1872, Riverina fluviatilis Castelnau 1872, Mu. guentheri Castelnau 1872] O96
*Type species of generic name indicated
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