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Previously classified within Perciformes, gobies are predominantly marine and benthic or burrowing. They lack swim bladders. Mudskippers are amphibious fish. Adaptations include a thickened epidermis with mucus cells, large gill chambers that can hold water, modified fins to allow terrestrial locomotion, and air‐breathing across the cutaneous and pharyngeal epithelium. They are also able to simultaneously see out of water as well as in water.