Larvae and juveniles of Leptoderma lubricum and L.retropinnum (Argentiformes: Alepocephalidae) collected from Suruga Bay, Japan
Larvae and juveniles of Leptoderma lubricum and L.retropinnum (Argentiformes: Alepocephalidae) collected from Suruga Bay, Japan
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采自日本骏河湾的 Leptoderma lubricum 和 L.retropinnum(银形目:Alepocephalidae)的幼虫和幼虫
DOI:
10.1007/s10228-010-0176-0
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发表时间:
2010
影响因子:
1.2
通讯作者:
A. Fukui
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作者:
Munehiro Takami;A. Fukui
Larvae and juveniles of the alepocephalid fishes,Leptoderma lubricum[26.9–69.0 mm in standard length (SL)] andLeptoderma retropinnum(21.1–67.2 mm SL), collected within 1–8 m of the seafloor in Suruga Bay, southern Japan, are described. They can be easily distinguished from each other by the following adult-like characters: membrane morphology between the vertical fin rays and procurrent caudal-fin rays (separated inL.lubricumvs. continuous inL.retropinnum), numbers of dorsal-fin rays (34–40 vs. 45–52) and anal-fin rays (50–57 vs. 65–72), and caudal peduncle length (11.7–13.4% SL vs. 4.5–5.9% SL), in addition to several other body proportional differences. Unique characters in the larval stages ofLeptodermainclude a translucent occipital region, horizontally elongated eye, and head below the upper margin of the orbit and abdominal cavity densely covered by melanophores, ontogeny being characterized by the acquisition of general adult characters to the postflexion stage, indistinct transformation, and the retention of few larval characters until almost the end of the juvenile stage, as in other known alepocephalids. In addition to the near-bottom larval and juvenile collections of both species, the occurrences of benthic or near-bottom taxa, including Harpacticoida, in their gut contents confirmed the early life history dependence of the former on the near-bottom.
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发表时间:
2001
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影响因子:
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作者:
Fukui;A;Tsuchiya;T;Kuroda;H;Uotani;I
通讯作者:
I