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FIGURE 2 in Two new species of Pseudoscopelus (Teleostei: Chiasmodontidae), with a new diagnosis for the genus
FIGURE 2. Diagram of laterosensory system of the head of Pseudoscopelus. Lateral-line canals: ESC, epiphyseal branch of supraorbital sensory canal; IO, infraorbital canal; MD, mandibular canal; MDP-5, 5th mandibular-canal pore; OT, otic canal; PrO, preopercular canal; SN, supranasal pore; SO, supraorbital canal; ST, supratemporal canal; T temporal canal; TR, trunk canal. Osteological abbreviations are as follows: den, dentary; ext, extrascapular; fr, frontal; io 1-6, infraorbitals 1-6; mx, maxilla; mst, mesethmoid; lls, lateral-line scale; na, nasal; pa, parietal; pmx, premaxilla; pop, preopercle; pto, pterotic; ptt, posttemporal; so, supraoccipital.
FIGURE 5 in Two new species of Pseudoscopelus (Teleostei: Chiasmodontidae), with a new diagnosis for the genus
FIGURE 5. Dentition pattern of Pseudoscopelus lavenbergi, based on LACM 30573-1, paratype: (A) premaxilla, and (B) dentary; the tooth arrangement is above, and the tooth insertion sites are below, with circles proportional to the toothbase diameter. Scale bar equals 5 mm.
FIGURE 1 in Two new species of Pseudoscopelus (Teleostei: Chiasmodontidae), with a new diagnosis for the genus
FIGURE 1. Morphometric landmarks on Pseudoscopelus, defined as follows: (1) tip of snout, at anterior edge of premaxilla; (2) posterior border of caudal peduncle, at insertion of caudal-fin rays; (3) posterior angle of opercle; (4) posterior tip of maxilla; (5) anterior tip of lower jaw, at symphysis of dentaries; (6) angle between angular and quadrate; (7) anterior margin of orbit; (8) posterior margin of orbit; (9) superior margin of orbit; (10) inferior margin of orbit; (11) anterior nostril; (12) posterior nostril; (13) groove at frontal, dorsal to eye, representing smallest infraorbital distance excluding infraorbital 6; (14) edge of frontal, at attachment of preopercle; (15) cheek point, at smallest distance between inferior margin of eye and ventral edge of cheek; (16) insertion of first pectoral-fin ray; (17) insertion of first pelvic-fin ray; (18) tip of longest pectoral-fin ray; (19) tip of longest pelvic-fin ray; (20) insertion of first ray of first dorsal fin; (21) insertion of last ray of first dorsal fin; (22) tip of second ray of first dorsal fin (usually longest); (23) insertion of first ray of second dorsal fin; (24) insertion of last ray of second dorsal fin; (25) tip of last unbranched ray of second dorsal fin (usually longest); (26) insertion of first ray of anal fin; (27) insertion of last ray of anal fin; (28) tip of last unbranched ray of anal fin (usually longest); (29) insertion of first dorsal procurrent caudal-fin ray; (30) insertion of first ventral procurrent caudal-fin ray. For definition of measurements, see Table 3.
FIGURE 10 in Two new species of Pseudoscopelus (Teleostei: Chiasmodontidae), with a new diagnosis for the genus
FIGURE 10. Map of distribution of Pseudoscopelus lavenbergi (triangles), and P. bothrorrhinos (circles). A symbol may represent more than one locality.
FIGURE 3 in Two new species of Pseudoscopelus (Teleostei: Chiasmodontidae), with a new diagnosis for the genus
FIGURE 3. Diagram of the photophore groups in Pseudoscopelus. Photophore groups on head are as follows: anteromaxillary photophores (amf); anteropreopercular photophores (apf); dorsonasal photophores (dnf); interorbital photophores (inof 1, 2); longitudinal preopercular photophores (lpf); maxillary photophores (mxf); opercular photophores (opf); posteromandibular photophores (pmf); postorbital photophores (pof); posteropreopercular photophores (ppf); ventronasal photophores (vnf). Photophore groups on body are as follows: isthmus photophores (if); pectoral-fin axillary photophores (paf); pectoral-fin photophores (pf); precaudal-fin photophores (prcf); preventral-fin photophores (prvf); postventral-fin photophores (ptvf); random trunk photophores (rtf); anal-fin photophores (saf); supracaudal-fin photophores (scf); suprapectoral-fin photophores (spf); supraventral-fin photophores (svf); transverse ventral-fin photophores (trf); ventral-fin axillary photophores (vaf); ventral-fin photophores (vf).
FIGURE 8 in Two new species of Pseudoscopelus (Teleostei: Chiasmodontidae), with a new diagnosis for the genus
FIGURE 8. Dentition pattern of Pseudoscopelus bothrorrhinos, based on LACM 56616-1, paratype: (A) premaxillary, and (B) dentary; the tooth arrangement is above, and the tooth insertion sites are below, with circles proportional to the tooth-base diameter. Scale bar equals 2 mm.
FIGURE 11 in The genus Kali Lloyd (Chiasmodontidae: Teleostei) with description of new two species, and the revalidation of K. kerberti Weber
FIGURE 11. Kali falx in lateral view: preserved specimen, USNM 207618, 162.9 mm, holotype, Guinean Province, 7°32' N, 20°54'W, 0–1300.
FIGURE 8 in The genus Kali Lloyd (Chiasmodontidae: Teleostei) with description of new two species, and the revalidation of K. kerberti Weber
FIGURE 8. Kali parri in lateral view: preserved specimen, ISH 2123b–1971, 142.5 mm, paratype, Guinean Province, 27°14' S, 2°56' E, 0–2000 m.
FIGURE 10 in The genus Kali Lloyd (Chiasmodontidae: Teleostei) with description of new two species, and the revalidation of K. kerberti Weber
FIGURE 10. Kali colubrina in lateral view: in (A) preserved specimen, AMS 42761002, 151.4 mm, paratype, Western Pacific, 32°36' S, 167°50' E, 1303–1313 m; in (B) fresh specimen, NMNZ P. 39353, 154.3 mm, paratype, 32° 38' S, 167°50' E, 1303–1313 m – picture by R. McPhee/K. Parkinson (NORFANZ Founding Parties).
FIGURE 7 in The genus Kali Lloyd (Chiasmodontidae: Teleostei) with description of new two species, and the revalidation of K. kerberti Weber
FIGURE 7. Kali macrura in lateral view: in (A) preserved specimen, YPM 2739, 114.3 mm, holotype, off Acklins Islands, Bahamas, 22°31' N, 74°26' W; in (B) preserved specimen, USNM 207608, 111.3 mm, Indian Ocean, 24°03' S, 65°00' E, 3500 m.
FIGURE 5 in The genus Kali Lloyd (Chiasmodontidae: Teleostei) with description of new two species, and the revalidation of K. kerberti Weber
FIGURE 5. Kali macrodon in lateral view: in (A) preserved specimen, BMNH 1930.1.12.1064, 129.6 mm, holotype, West of Cape Town, South Africa, 33°20' S, 15°18' E, 2000–2500 m; in (B) preserved specimen, BMNH 1996.2.14.15, 149.1 mm, North African Subtropical, 31°15' N, 16°59' W, 0–1470 m.
FIGURE 4 in The genus Kali Lloyd (Chiasmodontidae: Teleostei) with description of new two species, and the revalidation of K. kerberti Weber
FIGURE 4. Kali kerberti in lateral view: in (A) preserved specimen, ZMA 104006, ca. 65.0 mm, holotype, western Pacific, 5°39' S, 122°12' E, 1886 m; in (B) preserved specimen, AMNH 225663, 147.8 mm, Pacific Plate, 19°40' N, 156°20' W; in (C) fresh specimen, not preserved, collected at the Loihi Seamount, Southeast off Hawaii Island – picture by S. Constable and K. Key (Scripps Institute of Marine Sciences, University of California in San Diego).
FIGURE 3 in The genus Kali Lloyd (Chiasmodontidae: Teleostei) with description of new two species, and the revalidation of K. kerberti Weber
FIGURE 3. Map of distribution of Kali indica (squares) and K. kerberti (triangles). Solid symbols stand for type localities, open symbols for specimens listed herein; each symbol may represent more than one sampling locality or lot of specimens.
FIGURE 2 in The genus Kali Lloyd (Chiasmodontidae: Teleostei) with description of new two species, and the revalidation of K. kerberti Weber
FIGURE 2. Kali indica in lateral view: preserved specimen, SIO 05–152, 195.2 mm, Eastern Pacific, 32°00' N, 124°00' W, 500–3700 m.
FIGURE 9 in The genus Kali Lloyd (Chiasmodontidae: Teleostei) with description of new two species, and the revalidation of K. kerberti Weber
FIGURE 9. Map of distribution of and Kali parri (asterisks), K. colubrina (crosses) and K. falx (pentagons). Solid symbols stand for type localities, open symbols for specimens listed herein; each symbol may represent more than one sampling locality or lot of specimens.
FIGURE 1 in The genus Kali Lloyd (Chiasmodontidae: Teleostei) with description of new two species, and the revalidation of K. kerberti Weber
FIGURE 1. Schematic of the dentition in species of Kali; lower and upper jaws illustrated in lateral view: (A) K. indica, SIO 69–19–60; (B) K. kerberti, AMNH 225946; (C) K. macrodon, USNM 207597; (D) K. macrura USNM 207608; (E) K. parri, ISH 2123b–1971; (F) K. colubrina, UF 149944; (G) K. falx, USNM 207618. Teeth with ventral attachment to bone indicated in red, darker in mesial series, lighter in lateral series; type 4 teeth indicated in blue, darker in mesial series, lighter in lateral series; see text for details. Scale bar equals to 1 cm.
FIGURE 6 in The genus Kali Lloyd (Chiasmodontidae: Teleostei) with description of new two species, and the revalidation of K. kerberti Weber
FIGURE 6. Map of distribution of Kali macrodon (diamonds) and K. macrura (circles). Solid symbols stand for type localities, open symbols for specimens examined listed herein; each symbol may represent more than one sampling locality or lot of specimens.
FIGURE 26 in A revision of the genus Pseudoscopelus Lütken (Chiasmodontidae: Acanthomorphata) with descriptions of three new species 2710
FIGURE 26. Schematic drawing of the photophore pattern in lateral and ventral views of (A) Pseudoscopelus odontoglossum, SIO 61-48, mm, holotype. (B) P. lavenbergi, CAS 61407, 63.0 mm, paratype. Dashed lines indicate level of anus.
FIGURE 18 in A revision of the genus Pseudoscopelus Lütken (Chiasmodontidae: Acanthomorphata) with descriptions of three new species 2710
FIGURE 18. Maps of distribution of (A) Pseudoscopelus altipinnis (triangle) and P. paxtoni (star); (B) P. scutatus (star) and P. bothrorrhinos (diamond). Each symbol may represent more than one locality; solid symbols represent type localities.
FIGURE 27 in A revision of the genus Pseudoscopelus Lütken (Chiasmodontidae: Acanthomorphata) with descriptions of three new species 2710
FIGURE 27. Pseudoscopelus lavenbergi: (A) LACM 30573-1, 86.3 mm, paratype; (B) CAS 61407, 63.0 mm, paratype.
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