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FIGURE 16. Trimma caudomaculatum. A in Trimma tevegae and T. caudomaculatum revisited and redescribed (Acanthopterygii, Gobiidae), with descriptions of three new similar species from the western Pacific
FIGURE 16. Trimma caudomaculatum. A: live specimen, ROM 94498, Port Moresby, PNG. B: freshly collected, ROM 92109, Rabaul, New Britain. C: freshly collected, ROM T10885, Timor Leste, Indonesia. Note that the second dorsal spine in B and in C is broken off at the level of the tip of the first spine (B) or just beyond this (C), and that the eye is rotated about 30° clockwise by the support pin in C. Photos: A and C by M.V. Erdmann; B by R. Winterbottom.
FIGURE 20. Trimma burridgeae, 24.7 in Trimma tevegae and T. caudomaculatum revisited and redescribed (Acanthopterygii, Gobiidae), with descriptions of three new similar species from the western Pacific
FIGURE 20. Trimma burridgeae, 24.7 mm SL male paratype, ROM 83066. Head papillae in A: lateral, B: dorsal and C: ventral views. Yellow lines join papillae in a given line, see text for reference to red arrows. Specimen stained with cyanine blue. Photos: R. Winterbottom.
FIGURE 24. Trimma corerefum, head papillae. A in Trimma tevegae and T. caudomaculatum revisited and redescribed (Acanthopterygii, Gobiidae), with descriptions of three new similar species from the western Pacific
FIGURE 24. Trimma corerefum, head papillae. A: left lateral view, 15.2 mm SL female, ROM 99084; B: dorsal view, 16.3 mm SL female, ROM 74795; C: ventral view, as for A. Papillae in a given row joined by yellow lines. Photos by R. Winterbottom.
FIGURE 14. Trimma caudomaculatum, head papillae. A in Trimma tevegae and T. caudomaculatum revisited and redescribed (Acanthopterygii, Gobiidae), with descriptions of three new similar species from the western Pacific
FIGURE 14. Trimma caudomaculatum, head papillae. A: left lateral view of the head of a 22.1 mm SL male paratype, FAKU 62264, Japan. B: dorsal view of the head of a 22.9 mm SL male, ROM 94498, Port Moresby, PNG. Yellow lines connect papillae in a given row (see Fig. 4 for nomenclature of lines), red arrow points to supernumerary papilla. Specimens stained with cyanine blue. Photos by R. Winterbottom.
FIGURE 21 in Trimma tevegae and T. caudomaculatum revisited and redescribed (Acanthopterygii, Gobiidae), with descriptions of three new similar species from the western Pacific
FIGURE 21. Trimma burridgeae, left lateral views of freshly collected paratypes. A: 17.2 mm SL female, ROM 83255, Helen Reef; B: 17.2 mm SL male, ROM 83350, Helen Reef; C: 26.6 mm SL male, ROM 83066, Tobi I.; D: 10.3 mm SL juvenile, ROM 83255, Helen Reef. Photos by R. Winterbottom.
FIGURE 23 in Trimma tevegae and T. caudomaculatum revisited and redescribed (Acanthopterygii, Gobiidae), with descriptions of three new similar species from the western Pacific
FIGURE 23. Pigment patterns of preserved specimens of Trimma burridgeae. A: right lateral (reversed) view of head and body anterior to caudal peduncle of holotype (21.1 mm SL male, ROM 100153); B: dorsal view of snout (same specimen); C: left lateral view of posterior caudal peduncle (21.0 mm SL paratype, ROM 83332); E: dorsal view of head of 8.4 mm SL, ROM 83255; D: left lateral view of caudal spot in same specimen. Photos by R. Winterbottom.
FIGURE 10. Trimma tevegae, 19.3 in Trimma tevegae and T. caudomaculatum revisited and redescribed (Acanthopterygii, Gobiidae), with descriptions of three new similar species from the western Pacific
FIGURE 10. Trimma tevegae, 19.3 mm SL female, ROM 92290, Rabaul, New Britain. Left lateral view of peduncular region to show caudal spot. Photo by R. Winterbottom.
FIGURE 12 in Trimma tevegae and T. caudomaculatum revisited and redescribed (Acanthopterygii, Gobiidae), with descriptions of three new similar species from the western Pacific
FIGURE 12. Results of the ANCOVA analysis. A: Trimma tevegae, length of second dorsal spine versus Standard Length (SL). B: Trimma caudomaculatum, length of last dorsal fin ray versus SL. See text for units. Graphs by K. Alofs.
FIGURE 9. Trimma tevegae, 18.7 in Trimma tevegae and T. caudomaculatum revisited and redescribed (Acanthopterygii, Gobiidae), with descriptions of three new similar species from the western Pacific
FIGURE 9. Trimma tevegae, 18.7 mm SL female, ROM 92182, Rabaul, New Britain. Ventral view of head to show pigmentation. Red arrow points to symphyseal blotch. Photo by R. Winterbottom.
FIGURE 8 in Trimma tevegae and T. caudomaculatum revisited and redescribed (Acanthopterygii, Gobiidae), with descriptions of three new similar species from the western Pacific
FIGURE 8. Trimma tevegae, dorsal view of snout in preserved specimens from Rabaul, New Britain. A: 19.4 mm SL female holotype, USNM 203436. B: 20.1 mm SL female, ROM 92271. Blue arrows point to enlarged dark round pigment cells. Photos by R. Winterbottom.
FIGURE 17. Trimma caudomaculatum, preserved 21.5 in Trimma tevegae and T. caudomaculatum revisited and redescribed (Acanthopterygii, Gobiidae), with descriptions of three new similar species from the western Pacific
FIGURE 17. Trimma caudomaculatum, preserved 21.5 mm SL female, ROM 92109, Rabaul, New Britain. Left lateral view of body from middle of first dorsal fin to caudal peduncle to show distribution of chromatophores. Photo by R. Winterbottom.
FIGURE 13. Trimma caudomaculatum, 28.1 in Trimma tevegae and T. caudomaculatum revisited and redescribed (Acanthopterygii, Gobiidae), with descriptions of three new similar species from the western Pacific
FIGURE 13. Trimma caudomaculatum, 28.1 mm SL, ROM 839CS, jaw teeth. A: ventromedial view of right upper jaw; B: dorsomedial view of right lower jaw. Specimen stained with alizarin and alcian blue. Photos by R. Winterbottom.
FIGURE 28 in Trimma tevegae and T. caudomaculatum revisited and redescribed (Acanthopterygii, Gobiidae), with descriptions of three new similar species from the western Pacific
FIGURE 28. Trimma hollemani, patterns of head papillae, based on the holotype (25.5 mm SL female, ROM 84878, Keruo Id, Raja Ampat). A: left lateral view; B: dorsal view. Specimen stained with cyanine blue. Photos by R. Winterbottom.
FIGURE 11 in Trimma tevegae and T. caudomaculatum revisited and redescribed (Acanthopterygii, Gobiidae), with descriptions of three new similar species from the western Pacific
FIGURE 11. Map of the distributions of the Trimma tevegae subgroup. Inverted triangle = T. burridgeae; square = T. caudomaculatum; triangle = T. corerefum; diamond = T. hollemani; circle = T. tevegae. Pink fill = tissue specimens available; blue fill = formalin-fixed specimens only; green fill = literature/photographic records only.
FIGURE 7. Trimma tevegae, 18.6 in Trimma tevegae and T. caudomaculatum revisited and redescribed (Acanthopterygii, Gobiidae), with descriptions of three new similar species from the western Pacific
FIGURE 7. Trimma tevegae, 18.6 mm SL male, ROM 92285, Rabaul, New Britain. Left lateral view of body to show pigmentation. Photo by R. Winterbottom.
FIGURE 6 in Trimma tevegae and T. caudomaculatum revisited and redescribed (Acanthopterygii, Gobiidae), with descriptions of three new similar species from the western Pacific
FIGURE 6. Trimma tevegae, left lateral view of freshly collected specimens from Rabaul, New Britain. A: 16.0 mm SL female, ROM 92139 (T013180). B: 16.8 mm SL male, ROM 92091. C: 19.2 mm SL female, ROM 92139. D: 19.8 mm SL male, ROM 92112 (T013172). Photos by R. Winterbottom.
FIGURE 5 in Trimma tevegae and T. caudomaculatum revisited and redescribed (Acanthopterygii, Gobiidae), with descriptions of three new similar species from the western Pacific
FIGURE 5. Trimma tevagae, live, Indonesia. A: Banda, ROM 98807. B: 18.6 mm SL, ROM T12746, Jailolo, Halmahera. C: uncollected specimen, Cendrawasih Bay. Photos by M.V. Erdmann.
FIGURE 4 in Trimma tevegae and T. caudomaculatum revisited and redescribed (Acanthopterygii, Gobiidae), with descriptions of three new similar species from the western Pacific
FIGURE 4. Trimma tevegae, image of head to show cephalic sensory papillae in A: lateral view, B: dorsal view, based primarily on a 19.1 mm SL male, ROM 85131, Raja Ampat, Indonesia. Some details added from additional specimens. Drawing traced from digital images by R. Winterbottom.
FIGURE 3. Trimma tevegae, 19.2 in Trimma tevegae and T. caudomaculatum revisited and redescribed (Acanthopterygii, Gobiidae), with descriptions of three new similar species from the western Pacific
FIGURE 3. Trimma tevegae, 19.2 mm SL male, ROM 92271, Rabaul, New Britain. Left lateral view of head to show cheek papillae, stained with cyanine blue. Photo by R. Winterbottom.
FIGURE 2 in Trimma tevegae and T. caudomaculatum revisited and redescribed (Acanthopterygii, Gobiidae), with descriptions of three new similar species from the western Pacific
FIGURE 2. Trimma tevegae, composite based mainly on an 18.6 mm SL male, ROM 92285, Rabaul, New Britain. Left lateral view of head to show cheek and opercular scales. Cheek scales: uppermost row = blue; middle row = pink; lowermost row = green. Opercular scales: supernumerary scale = red; uppermost row = gold; second row = light teal; third row = purple. Drawing traced from a digital image by R. Winterbottom, additional details added freehand.
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