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<mods:title>Descriptions of two new species of the genus Pempheris (Pisces: Pempherididae) from Australia, with a provisional key to Australian species</mods:title>
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Provisional Key to Australian
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<emphasis box="[1456,1646,1857,1895]" italics="true" pageId="10" pageNumber="127">Pempheris</emphasis>
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<keyLead pageId="10" pageNumber="127">1. Scales on flank cycloid and deciduous; lateral-line scales smaller than (and partly or mostly concealed by) surrounding scales, sensory tubes longer than wide or wider than long; prepelvic area narrow and keeled or broad and unkeeled</keyLead>
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<keyLead pageId="10" pageNumber="127">-- Scales on flank ctenoid and adherent; lateral-line scales equal in size or slightly larger than (and not concealed by) surrounding scales, sensory tubes wider than long; prepelvic area broad and unkeeled..............................................................................................................6</keyLead>
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2. Dorsal fin
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, 10 -13; pelvic axillary scale absent; prepelvic area broad and unkeeled; lateral-line sensory tubes wider than long; anterior light organ present as mass of finger-like projections (Fig. 4c)......................................................................................................................3
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--DorsalfinVI,8 -10; pelvic axillaryscale present;prepelvic prepelvic
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areanarrow andkeeled; lateral-line sensorytubes longerthan
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wide;anterior lightorgan absent...............................................................................................
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<keyLead pageId="10" pageNumber="127">3. Body with series of 6 or more longitudinal stripes; lateral-line scales 32-49; segmented anal-fin rays 27 -39..................................................................4</keyLead>
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--Body without longitudinal stripes; lateral-line scales 55-63; segmented anal-fin rays 37-43 (Australian endemic: Hervey Bay Qld. south to Montague Island, NSW) .....................................affinis
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1911
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4. Body with 6 -7 yellow or orange longitudinal stripes; lateralline scales 32-39; segmented anal-fin rays 27-30; total gill rakers on first arch 28-32; posterior light organ linear with slight bifurcation around anus (Australian endemic: Dongara WA south and east to Rapid Bay SA;
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) ...................................................ornata
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--Body with 8 or more copper or brown longitudinal stripes; lateral-line scales 42-49; segmented anal-fin rays 32-39; total gill rakers on first arch 33-37; posterior light organ absent (Australian endemic: Jurien Bay WA south, through SA, Vic., Tas., north to Terrigal NSW)..................................................
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5. Lateral-line scales 44-51; scales above lateral line 3-4; scales below lateral line 9-13; deep purplish dorsally, almost black posterior to dorsal fin, shading to silvery flanks with pinkish or lavender iridescence; leading edge of dorsal fin dark; scaled base of anal fin dark with remainder of fin pale or lightly pigmented; caudal fin dusky or yellow (widespread IndoPacific; in
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, Rottnest Island, WA north, NT?, south to Capricorn Grp. Qld.)......................................................
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--Lateral-line scales 52 -71; scales above lateral line 5-7; scales below lateral line 12-16; body generally coppery or silvery iridescent, sometimes with longitudinal stripes on body; leading edge of dorsal fin dark with black distal tips to anterior segmented rays; anal fin with or without dark base, remainder of fin dusky (or mostly dusky) except for pale distal margin; pectoral fin usually with distinctly dark base or spot (widespread Indo-Pacific; in
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, Rottnest Island, WA north through NT?, south to Qld and Lord Howe Island, NSW) ...........................
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oualensis
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6. Posteriorlight organ Y-shapedand visiblethrough body wall;
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30; segmentedanal-fin rays30-36; anterior lightorganY
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<keyLead pageId="11" pageNumber="128">-- Posterior light organ absent; pelvic axillary scale absent; total gill rakers on first arch 31-38; segmented anal-fin rays 30- 41; anterior light organ absent or a clump of finger-like projections (Fig. 4c) ...................................................................................................................... 7</keyLead>
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7. Dorsal spines
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(first segmented ray branched); segmented anal-fin rays 36-41; in life, an orange bar behind head to pectoral base; anterior light organ present as a mass of fingerlike projections (Fig. 4c) (Australian endemic: Shark Bay WA south and east to Kangaroo Island, SA)
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<emphasis box="[1588,1733,2542,2582]" italics="true" pageId="11" pageNumber="128">..................................</emphasis>
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(rarely
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, if so, first segmented ray unbranched); segmented anal-fin rays 30-40; no orange bar behind head; anterior light organ absent..................................................................................8
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8. Segmented anal-fin rays 34-40; body depth:SL ratio as measured from dorsal-fin origin to pelvic-fin origin 0.46-0.51, mean 0.49; anal-fin base:SL ratio 0.52-0.58, mean 0.54; dorsal fin with a dark leading edge, distal tips of only first or second ray dark; anal fin generally dark, without conspicuously darker tips to anterior rays (Australian endemic: Byron Bay NSW south to Gabo Island, SA)
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<emphasis box="[1692,1868,3097,3136]" italics="true" pageId="11" pageNumber="128">compressa</emphasis>
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(White
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<keyLead pageId="12" pageNumber="129">--Segmented anal-fin rays 30-36; body depth:SL ratio as measured from dorsal-fin origin to pelvic-fin origin 0.41-0.46, mean 0.44; anal-fin base:SL ratio 0.43 -0.49, mean 0.46; dorsal fin with or without dark leading edge, distal third of first to fifth ray dark; tips of anterior anal-fin rays distinctly darker than other rays, other rays pale or pigmented (Jurien Bay WA north, through NT?, south to Broughton Island, NSW, east to Lord Howe Island; also Kermadec Island and North Island, NewZealand) .................................................................................................analisWaite,1910.</keyLead>
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