What is Cypriniformes?
{{Automatic taxobox | fossil_range = {{Fossil range|Paleocene|recent}} | image = Karper 59326.jpg | image_upright = 1.2 | image_caption = A wild-type [[common carp]] (''Cyprinus carpio'', [[Cyprinidae]]: [[Cyprininae]]) | display_parents = 2 | taxon = Cypriniformes | authority = [[Pieter Bleeker|Bleeker]], 1859 | subdivision_ranks = Families | subdivision_ref = <ref name=FBO>{{FishBase order | order = Cypriniformes| month = December | year = 2012}}</ref> | subdivision = [[Acheilognathidae]]<ref name=TanArmbruster2018>Tan & Armbruster (2018)</ref><br/> [[Balitoridae]]<br/> [[Barbucca|Barbuccidae]]<br/> [[Botiidae]]<br/> [[Catostomidae]]<br/> [[Cobitidae]]<br/> [[Cyprinidae]]<br/> [[Danionidae]]<ref name=TanArmbruster2018 /><br/> [[Ellopostomatidae]] [[Gastromyzontidae]] [[Gobionidae]]<ref name=TanArmbruster2018 /><br/> [[Gyrinocheilidae]]<br/> [[Leptobarbidae]]<ref name=TanArmbruster2018 /><br/> [[Leuciscidae]]<ref name=TanArmbruster2018 /><br/> [[Nemacheilidae]]<br/> [[Paedocyprididae]]<ref name=TanArmbruster2018 /><br/> [[Psilorhynchidae]]<br/> [[Serpenticobitidae]] [[Sundadanionidae]]<ref name=TanArmbruster2018 /><br/> [[Tanichthyidae]]<ref name=TanArmbruster2018 /><br/> [[Tincidae]]<ref name=TanArmbruster2018 /><br/> [[Vaillantellidae]] [[Xenocyprididae]]<ref name=TanArmbruster2018 /><br/> and see [[#Systematics|text]] | type_species = ''[[Cyprinus carpio]]'' | type_species_authority = ([[Carl Linnaeus|Linnaeus]], [[10th edition of Systema Naturae|1758]]) | diversity = Around 4,205 species }} '''Cypriniformes''' is a group of [[ray-finned fish]], which includes [[carp]]s and [[minnow]]s. The group contains 320 [[genus (biology)|genera]], with over 3200 [[species]]. The most well-known [[Family (biology)|family]] in the order is the [[Cyprinidae]]. type species of this order is the [[common carp]], '''''Cyprinus carpio'''''. == Description == The Cypriniformes have a [[Weberian apparatus]] and a [[dorsal fin]] on their backs. Unlike other [[fish]], they don't have [[teeth]] in their mouths. Instead, they have