FIGURE 2 in Pseudolaguvia meghalayaensis, a new diminutive sisorid catfish (Teleostei: Siluriformes) from Northeastern India

FIGURE 2. Schematic illustrations of thoracic adhesive apparatus of: a. Pseudolaguvia meghalayaensis, ZSI FF 9406, holotype, 28.7 mm SL; b. P. assula, CAS 23552, holotype, 22.8 mm SL (Ng & Conway, 2013); c. P. austrina, CUSAT F/212, 32.2 mm SL, illustrated (Radhakrishnan et al., 2010); d. P. ferula, UMMZ 245986, 30.0 mm SL, illustrated (Ng, 2006); e. P. ferruginea, UMMZ 248800, 28.9 mm SL, illustrated (Ng, 2009); f. P. foveolata, UMMZ 244867, 30.0 mm SL, illustrated (Ng, 2005); g. P. inornata, UMMZ 245580, holotype, 25.8 mm SL (Ng, 2005); h. P. jiyaensis, ZSI/V/APRC/P 1035, 29.6 mm SL (Tamang & Sinha, 2014); i. P. magna, ZSI/V/APRC/P 948, 45.4 mm SL (Tamang & Sinha, 2014); j. P. lipillicola, CRG-SAC 2012.4.1, holotype, 27.2 mm SL (Britz et al., 2013); k. P. nubila, ZSI FF 4861, holotype, 29.3 mm SL (Ng et al., 2013); l. P. shawi, UMMZ 343652, 27.0 mm SL, illustrated (Ng, 2006); m. P. spicula, PUCMF 1032, holotype, 31.1 mm SL (Ng & Lalramliana, 2010); n. P. vespa, ZSI/APRC/P 1882, holotype, 30.6 mm SL (Praveenray et al., 2021); and o. P. viriosa, RGUMF 006, holotype, 26.0 mm SL (Ng & Tamang, 2012). Dotted line indicates posteriormost extent of thoracic adhesive apparatus; arrow indicates tip of postcoracoid process. Images not to scale.