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AC;
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Status of
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specimens
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stated four specimens were used to describe his new species (54, 63, 65 and
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), all collected from station 51. He pointed out that the
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specimen was sent to Bishop Museum (
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no other specimen can be found from the same cruise or station in the collection, the
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Specimen examined.
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, off Manila Bay, Lubang
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beam trawl,
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29668 (
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SL),
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, Coral Sea,
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,
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.
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2001-3346 (
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SL),
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,
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,
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, Coral Sea, perch trawl,
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,
<date id="FFFD100CFFB3FF92FBC4FBFCB3A2FBCB" box="[1073,1211,1111,1136]" pageId="10" pageNumber="265" value="1994-10-05">5 Oct. 1994</date>
.
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2002-3759 (1, 88 mm SL),
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,
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, Solomon Sea, 2001.
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<emphasis id="B937EADEFFB3FF92FF32FB34B658FB03" bold="true" box="[199,321,1183,1208]" pageId="10" pageNumber="265">Diagnosis.</emphasis>
A species of
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with a prominent black longitudinal stripe extending from the opercle to the base of the caudal fin, ending with a large ocellus on the upper caudal fin base. A combination of the following characters also distinguish the species from its congeners: a small head (27.227.5% SL); a short snout (5.96.4% SL); large eyes (9.79.9% SL); narrow interorbital (1.41.7% SL); 4 pairs of canines at front of lower jaw; 2 or 3 rows of conical teeth on vomer and palatines; dorsal-fin rays IV, 23, the spines progressively longer posteriorly; anal-fin rays I, 19; pectoral-fin rays 19; pored lateral-line scales 61-63; scale rows between origin of dorsal fin and lateral line 3.5 or 4.5; total gill rakers on first arch 15 or 20 (based on two
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).
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<emphasis id="B937EADEFFB3FF92FF32FA37B640FA0E" bold="true" box="[199,345,1436,1461]" pageId="10" pageNumber="265">Description.</emphasis>
The following data are given for the
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and 63.0 mm
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, followed by three nontype specimens in parentheses when different, except where indicated otherwise.
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Dorsal-fin rays IV, 23 (V,
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all three non-types), first spine very short (tiny first spine in 88-mm non-type specimen), the spines progressively longer, the last spine fully connected to the first dorsal-fin ray by membrane, all rays branched; anal-fin rays I, 19, all rays branched, the last one to the base; pectoral-fin rays 18, branched except the uppermost ray; principal caudal-fin rays 17, uppermost 2 and lowermost 1 rays unbranched; pored lateral-line scales 6163 (6061), not including 14 on the caudal-fin base (lost in both
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); scale rows between origin of dorsal fin posteroventrally to lateral line 3.5 or 4.5 (4 or 4.5); scale rows below lateral line posteroventrally to origin of anal fin ca. 12 (9 to 12); median predorsal scales 9 (8 or 9); circumpeduncular scale rows 18 (lost in
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non-type, 5+
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non-type; 4+
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non-type); pseudobranchial filaments
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and damaged in
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(ca.
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non-type,
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non-type and
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non-type); branchiostegal rays 6.
</paragraph>
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Body elongated and stout, nearly cylindrical anteriorly and gradually compressed posteriorly; head relatively short and rounded, its length 27.227.5% (25.830.4%) SL; ventral part of head, chest, and abdomen slightly convex; snout very short 5.96.4% (6.07.8%) SL; eye relatively large, its diameter 9.79.9% (9.59.6 % in two larger non-types, 13.2% in
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specimen) SL; interorbital space very narrow, 1.41.7% (1.61.7%) SL.
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Mouth small, maxilla nearly reaching a vertical from midpoint of eye; mouth oblique, forming an angle of about 20° to horizontal axis of body; lower jaw extends slightly beyond upper jaw anteriorly; upper jaw with outer row of conical teeth that curve medially and posteriorly, anterior 3 (3 or 4) distinctly larger (with a small tooth at jaw symphysis in
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); broad band of villiform teeth medial to canines in about 8 (7 or 8) rows at front of upper jaw, gradually narrowing posteriorly to a narrow band of about 1 or 2 irregular rows; 4 recurved canine teeth on each side of front of lower jaw (1 side with
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88.0 mm specimen, which may have lost 1), outer one largest; band of about 8 rows of villiform teeth medial to canines at front of lower jaw, medial row continuing laterally in jaw posterior to first few canines as row of 8 or 10 (8) increasingly larger and more strongly recurved teeth (last 3 or 4 of these distinctly enlarged), followed by a single row of small teeth to middle portion of jaw; vomer with 2 rows of conical teeth, those on 2nd row smaller than that of 1st row; palatines with two rows of stout teeth; lips smooth, their inner surface with large fleshy papillae that interdigitate with anterior teeth; tongue broadly rounded, reaching forward to posterior vomerine teeth.
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<emphasis id="B937EADEFFB2FF93FF62F99FB60FF9F1" bold="true" box="[151,278,1588,1610]" pageId="11" pageNumber="266">FIGURE 4.</emphasis>
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Fourmanoir, 1985
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. A. MNHN 1984-430, paratype, 76.1 mm SL, lateral view of right body.. B. BPBM 29668, paratype, 62.5 mm SL, lateral view of left body. C. MNHN 2000-5541, non-type, juvenile, 34.9 mm SL, lateral view of right body.
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<paragraph id="8BFC36CCFFB2FF93FF32F905B489F8EC" blockId="11.[151,1436,1710,2023]" pageId="11" pageNumber="266">Gill membranes free from isthmus, with a broad transverse free fold. Gill rakers short and spinous, longest about 1/3 length of longest gill filaments. Nostrils small, anterior nostril tube-like, in front of center of eye (viewed from side), a little more than half way to groove at edge of upper lip, with a broadly pointed posterior flap that reaches posterior nostril when laid back; posterior nostril dorsoposterior to anterior nostril, ovate with slight rim; internasal distance about 2 (12) times diameter of posterior nostril.</paragraph>
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Scales large, strongly ctenoid and imbricate in most parts of body; those on opercle large and ctenoid (scales lost in both
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); on space anterior to pectoral fin base ctenoid; on pectoral fin base small and ctenoid (lost in
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; few scales remained in
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); on nape anterior to a line from upper free end of gill opening to origin of dorsal fin cycloid (scales lost in both
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); on cheek large and strongly ctenoid (mostly lost in
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); on chest weakly cycloid (mostly lost in both
<typeStatus id="54F8886EFFB5FF94FC26FDABB35DFDA3" box="[979,1092,512,536]" pageId="12" pageNumber="267" type="paratype">paratypes</typeStatus>
); on abdomen ctenoid (mostly lost in both
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); on caudal fin progressively smaller and ctenoid, covering about 3/4 of the upper and lower lobes, and 1/2 of the middle portion (mostly lost in both
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); no scales on dorsal, anal, or pelvic fins; predorsal scales extending forward to, or slightly anterior to, a vertical from the hind margin of preopercle; lateral line broadly arched over pectoral fin, then gradually slanting to straight midlaterally on about posterior fourth of body.
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<paragraph id="8BFC36CCFFB5FF94FF32FD7CB225FC73" blockId="12.[151,1436,151,2013]" pageId="12" pageNumber="267">Origin of dorsal fin over 3rd to 4th lateral-line scale, predorsal length about equal to head length; 4 dorsal spines, progressively longer posteriorly, the last spine entirely attached to 1st soft ray by membrane; soft dorsal-fin rays progressively longer posteriorly, penultimate soft dorsal-fin ray longest; pectoral fins broadly rounded when spread, 9th or 10th ray longest, reaching 1st or 2nd anal fin ray; origin of pelvic fins anterior to pectoral fin origin, below base of exposed part of opercular spine; pelvic fin relatively short, 4th pelvic-fin ray longest, just reaching anus (slightly beyond anus in 2 smaller non-types); origin of anal fin below base of 5th dorsal soft ray; anal-fin spine slender; penultimate anal soft ray longest; caudal fin truncated, with rounded upper and lower lobes.</paragraph>
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. Based on
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: dorsal surface light brown; a brown longitudinal stripe extending from the posterior margin of eye to the dorsal fin base; a pale stripe above and adjacent to the brown stripe; dorsal surface of head brownish pink; snout and lower part of head yellow; eye yellow, with green-blue patch on upper part; 12 vertical bands on lower half of sides of body; a black ocellus (pyriform blotch) at upper half of caudal-fin base, 3 large reddish-yellow oblique stripes on rest of the fin. Fresh color unknown in non-types.
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<emphasis id="B937EADEFFB5FF94FF32FB2CB6CFFB1B" bold="true" box="[199,470,1159,1184]" pageId="12" pageNumber="267">Color when preserved.</emphasis>
Based on two
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: body pale brown; slightly deeper brown on dorsal surface of head and body; spinous dorsal fin brownish (an indistinct black spot on membranes of first 3 spines in both
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); a slightly faded, brown longitudinal strip on dorsal third of body, extending from behind the eye to near the caudal fin base; lower two-thirds of body paler; a black spot on upper half of caudal fin base (an indistinct ocellus in
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); all fins transparent; posterior portion of eye with a narrow band or small patch of melanophores; scattered melanophores on pelvic fin.
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Based on
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and
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non-types: body pale to yellowish-brown; dorsal surface slightly deeper brown; a prominent longitudinal stripe on dorsal third of body, extending from behind the eye to near caudal-fin base; lower two-thirds of body paler; a black spot on upper half of caudal fin base; scattered melanophores on snout and cheek (clearer under magnification); a cluster of scattered melanophores on center of pectoral-fin base (clearer under magnification); a small spot at upper base of pectoral fin in
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specimen; spinous dorsal fin black; scattered melanophores on upper and posterior portions of eye, forming a black patch on posterior portion, about same level as the black stripe; scattered melanophores on pelvic fin.
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Based on
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non-type juvenile: body pale uniformly; a prominent black stripe on dorsal third of body, extending from behind the eye and ending with an ocellus (black spot circled by white) at upper half of caudal-fin base; spinous dorsal fin brownish with a small black patch; a small cluster of melanophores on posterior portion of eye, about same level as the black stripe
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<emphasis id="B937EADEFFB5FF94FF32F947B679F8BE" bold="true" box="[199,352,1772,1797]" pageId="12" pageNumber="267">Distribution.</emphasis>
The
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series was collected from offshore of the Lubang Islands,
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at a depth of
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170
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. Three additional specimens were collected from
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,
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and
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, respectively, at depths from
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180
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<emphasis id="B937EADEFFB5FF94FF32F8FCB622F8CB" bold="true" box="[199,315,1879,1904]" pageId="12" pageNumber="267">Remarks.</emphasis>
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<emphasis id="B937EADEFFB5FF94FEB4F8F3B555F8CB" box="[321,588,1880,1904]" italics="true" pageId="12" pageNumber="267">Parapercis fuscolineata</emphasis>
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is similar to
<emphasis id="B937EADEFFB5FF94FD29F8F2B454F8D4" box="[732,845,1880,1904]" italics="true" pageId="12" pageNumber="267">P. r a m s a y i</emphasis>
from southern
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, but differs in lacking a row of black patches on lower body and black margins on the anal and caudal fins. Although not mentioned in original description, two
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have a brownish patch on the spinous dorsal fin. This is also consistent in the three additional specimens.
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Although the three non-type specimens were identified as the present species, several differences were noted, so the identifications for these are preliminary. There are five dorsal-fin spines in all three non-types, however,
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reported four dorsal-fin spines in his specimens and this was confirmed in this study. The presence of four dorsal-fin spines is a rare but stable character which occurs in only 7 of 80 species of
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.
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There are 18 circumpeduncular scale rows in the
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(scales were lost and not counted in
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), whereas the non-types have 21 or 22. Counts of this feature are usually quite stable in other congeners, with intraspecific variation generally limited to about 2 scale rows.
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Gill rakers on the first arch are 7+
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the
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and 5+
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the
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the
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specimen, 4+
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the
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specimen. According to
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, “the dark stripe is indistinct in the juvenile specimen and it disappears quickly in alcohol.” However, the smallest non-type specimen has a solid black longitudinal stripe on the upper body (
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C), after 30 years of preservation.
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Although all other morphological characters of these three additional specimens appear identical to the original description and
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, the differences mentioned above may indicate the existence of an undescribed species and should be further assessed when more specimens become available.
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