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FIGURE 6 in Classification and relationships of Assiculus and Assiculoides (Teleostei: Pseudochromidae)
FIGURE 6. Left lateral view of caudal peduncle region of: (A) Assiculus punctatus, WAM P.31013-012, 51.3 mm SL (redrawn from Gill & Hutchins 1997: fig. 2B); and (B) Assiculoides desmonotus, WAM P.31085-009, 46.6 mm SL, holotype (redrawn from Gill & Hutchins 1997: fig. 2A). Fin membranes shown in dark grey; representative scale row shown in pale yellow. Anterior procurrent rays are obscured by scales.
FIGURE 2 in Classification and relationships of Assiculus and Assiculoides (Teleostei: Pseudochromidae)
FIGURE 2. Left lateral view of caudal skeletons of: (A) Pseudochromis fuscus Müller & Troschel (1849) (Pseudochrominae), AMS I.18469-044, 48.0 mm SL; (B) Assiculus punctatus, NTM S.10016-009, 32.2 mm SL. Cartilage shown in dark grey. Outer principal caudal-fin rays indicated by arrows. Abbreviations: EP1–3, epurals 1–3; H1–5, hypurals 1–5; HSP, haemal spines; NSP, neural spines; PH, parhypural; PU2–3, preural centra 2–3; UC, compound urostylar complex.
FIGURE 1 in Classification and relationships of Assiculus and Assiculoides (Teleostei: Pseudochromidae)
FIGURE 1. Cladogram of relationships discussed in the text. Numbers indicate autapomorphies of Assiculus and Assiculoides, and unambiguous synapomorphies relating terminal taxa (modified from Springer et al. 1977, Godkin & Winterbottom 1985). Character: 1, parhypural not separate from hypurals 1+2; 2, total caudal-fin rays 27 or fewer; 3, infraorbital bones five or fewer; 4, pu2 haemal spine attached to centrum; 5, opercle with prominent serrations ventral to subopercle junction; 6, anteroventral scale rows on posterior body and caudal peduncle oriented almost vertically; 7, dorsal fin connected to caudal fin by membrane; 8, hypural 5 reduced or absent; 9, pelvic-fin rays I,4 or fewer; 10, at least some pelvic-fin rays unbranched; 11, only anterodorsal lateral line present; 12, hypochordal longitudinalis muscle inserts on only two caudal-fin rays; 13, palatine teeth absent; 14, lateral extrascapula attached firmly to skull; 15, posterior tip of infraorbital 5 does not contain anterior continuation of pterotic laterosensory canal; 16, supraoccipital crest reduced to ridge of bone; 17, pectoral-fin rays 15 or fewer; 18, opercular spine present; 19, epibranchial 1 plate-like; 20, branchiostegal membranes united; 21, caudal vertebrae 22 or more.
FIGURE 5 in Classification and relationships of Assiculus and Assiculoides (Teleostei: Pseudochromidae)
FIGURE 5. Lateral view (reversed) of right opercle (OP) and subopercle (SOP) of: (A) Assiculoides desmonotus, WAM P.30929-008, 41.3 mm, paratype (redrawn from Gill & Hutchins 1997: fig. 3A); and (B) Assiculus punctatus, NTM S.10016- 009, 32.2 mm SL (redrawn from Gill & Hutchins 1997: fig. 3B). Dashed lines indicate obscured outline of subopercle. Arrow in B indicates uppermost opercular serration beneath subopercle junction.
FIGURE 4 in Classification and relationships of Assiculus and Assiculoides (Teleostei: Pseudochromidae)
FIGURE 4. Lateral view of left infraorbital bones of: (A) Assiculus punctatus, NTM S.10016-009, 32.2 mm SL (redrawn from Gill & Hutchins 1997: fig. 1B); (B) Assiculoides desmonotus, WAM P.30929-008, 41.3 mm SL, paratype (redrawn from Gill & Hutchins 1997: fig. 1A).
FIGURE 3 in Classification and relationships of Assiculus and Assiculoides (Teleostei: Pseudochromidae)
FIGURE 3. Left lateral view of caudal skeletons of Assiculoides desmonotus: (A) WAM P.30929-008, 41.3 mm SL, paratype, with short pu2 neural spine; (B) WAM P.30929-008, 46.2 mm SL, paratype, with long pu2 neural spine.UNF, uroneural fragment. Other methods of presentation follow Figure 2.
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