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<taxonomicName id="EAA93FD2A29B1C24ACF33C1BC336380F" ID-CoL="3X97J" family="Centriscidae" genus="Macroramphosus" higherTaxonomySource="CoL" kingdom="Animalia" order="Syngnathiformes" pageNumber="57" phylum="Chordata" rank="species" species="scolopax">Macroramphosus scolopax (Linnaeus, 1758)</taxonomicName>
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<paragraph id="31A3BD50D26FCE70F2ACC906C2F6AA22" pageNumber="57">(Figure 2A)</paragraph>
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Material examined:
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ESFM-PIS/9602, 4 specimens, 56-96 mm SL, northern
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(
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-
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), 540 m,
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;
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ESFM-PIS/0409, 5 specimens, 66-106 mm SL, Kusadasi Bay (
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-
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), 140-150 m,
<date id="C3EA36F4E3FC4D899105D4483B9B25CD" day="22" month="03" value="2004-03-22" year="2004">22 March 2004</date>
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.
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<paragraph id="980D81F6891DB52474C52CA20FE54292" pageNumber="57">Description: First dorsal finrays V -VI, second dorsal finrays 11-13, anal finrays 18-19, pectoral finrays 16, caudal finrays 19-22. Body compressed and deep (maximum body depth 3.71 to 4.60 times in SL); widest point passing through a vertical line above pelvic fins. Body height sharply descending between the first soft ray of second dorsal fin and the caudal peduncle, forming a significant hump. Head elongate with long and tubular snout. Mouth opening very small, toothless, and located at tip of snout. Eye large, its diameter greater than postocular head length; located close to dorsum of head, bearing a prominent supraorbital crest; a patch of small spinules on the anterior part of the eye (Figure 3A). First dorsal fin originating above anus; second spine strong, greatly enlarged with serrated posterior edge (total number of denticules 14-23, mean=17.57), extending beyond second dorsal fin base. Body covered with small and finely toothed scales, giving the body a sandpapery feel. Two series of bony plates embedded in the skin on the back between head and dorsal fin, each series consisting of three well-developed plates and a fourth much smaller plate; posterior edge of each plate serrated in adults. Ventral body profile convex; ventral scutes protruding; a prominent projecting scute between the pelvic and anal fins (Figure 4A). Fresh specimens of both juveniles and adults are orange, red or pinkish on the back; paler and silvery on the sides. Three or four red blotches generally occur (adults) on the second spine of first dorsal fin. Morphometric values are given in Table 1.</paragraph>
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Distribution and biology:
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is a cosmopolitan species, probably with a worldwide distribution. It occurs throughout the Mediterranean Sea (excluding the Sea of Marmara and the Black Sea; Bilecenoglu et al., 2002), Atlantic, Indian and Pacific oceans, mainly in tropical and temperate latitudes between 20º and 40º N (Ehrich, 1975, 1986; Fritzsche, 2002).
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The species is known to inhabit depths down to 500 m or more, but is more abundant between 50 - 200 m (Wheeler, 1973; Fischer et al., 1987). A school of
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was previously observed by the author at an exceptional depth of 6 m along Kas coasts (eastern Mediterranean coast of Turkey), during 1995. Age and growth parameters of
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are available only from the Atlantic Ocean, revealing a short life span (maximum of six years) and a fast growth (Ehrich, 1976; Brethes, 1979; Borges, 2000). The species is a benthic feeder; stomach contents of specimens from Moroccon coasts and Great Meteor Seamount generally included foraminifers associated with non-living bottom material (i.e. sand) and crustaceans (Ehrich, 1976; Brethes, 1979; Matthiessen et al., 2003). In Japanese coast,
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feeds on crustaceans, especially amphipods (Miyazaki et al., 2004). Maximum known size for the species is 22.8 cm total length (Borges, 2001); however, lengths exceeding 16.0 cm are uncommon.
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