The Fish Tree of Life project[1][2] provides downloadable Newick files for their order and family phylogenies. The cladograms on this page produced using the data in these files with the {{clade}} template and some regular expressions to trim the numerical information and add wikilinks.
Uses the {{clade}} template with the |newickX= parameter to provide a Newick string. The parameters |newickX-patternY= and |newickX-replaceY= specify a pattern with a replacement string for preprocess the Newick string (X represents the number of the Newick string, Y the number of the operation to apply to that string). The first pattern and replacement remove the numbers after the colon. The second adds a wikilink to the taxon name.
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^Chang, Jonathan; Rabosky, Daniel L.; Smith, Stephen A.; Alfaro, Michael E.; Silvestro, Daniele (2019). "An R package and online resource for macroevolutionary studies using the ray‐finned fish tree of life". Methods in Ecology and Evolution. 10 (7): 1118–1124. doi:10.1111/2041-210X.13182. ISSN2041-210X.