What is another word for Family Cyprinidae?
Pronunciation: [fˈamɪli sˈɪpɹɪnˌɪdiː] (IPA) 
Family Cyprinidae, also known as the carp family, is a group of freshwater fishes that includes over 3,000 species. Synonyms for the term Family Cyprinidae include the minnow family, the barb family, and the chub family, depending on the group of fishes being referred to. Many of these species are popular game fish, such as carp, goldfish, and trout, and are known for their economic and cultural significance. They are also used as food sources in many parts of the world. Despite their diversity, all members of the family share several common characteristics, including small scales, lack of teeth in the mouth, and a single dorsal fin.
