Figure 1 in Comparative morphology and mechanical properties of the lepidotrichia of climbing and non-climbing Hawaiian gobioid fishes

Figure 1. – Ventral view of the skeletal anatomy of the pelvic fins and girdles (A-C) and lateral view of caudal fins (D-F) in cleared and stained specimens of Eleotris sandwicensis (A, D), Stenogobius hawaiiensis (B, E), and Sicyopterus stimpsoni (C, F). For specimens A-C, the rostral end of the specimen is at the top, caudal toward the bottom. For specimens D-F, the dorsal part of the tail is toward the top of the photo, the ventral portion of the fin is toward the bottom. Abbreviations are as follows: I = spine, rays 1 (most anterior) and 5 (most posterior) are labeled, pg = pelvic girdle, ct = cartilaginous tip of anterior spine. Scale bar in all photos is 2 mm.