Haplomi
plural noun
Hap·lo·mi
haˈplōˌmī
: a small order of teleost fishes having cycloid scales, abdominal pelvic fins, a persistent air duct, and typically no mesocoracoid arch that is now usually restricted to the pikes, the Alaska blackfish, and a few related forms but formerly included also the Microcyprini and some other fishes
haplomous adjective
-məs
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from hapl- + -omi (from Greek ōmos shoulder)