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FIGURE 7 in Assessment of the diversity of the family Sillaginidae in the Indian Ocean with emphasis on the taxonomic identity of Sillago sihama

FIGURE 7. Phylogenetic tree using COI gene sequences of 45 species of Sillaginidae based on maximum likelihood method. Three species of the suborder Percoidei, Callanthias japonicus, Dicentrarchus labrax and Pempheris schwenkii, were selected as outgroup species. Findings from species delimitation approaches on the basis of COI gene sequences using the PTP, ABGD and ASAP methods are presented as vertical bars that link extreme taxa in the tree if allocated to the same hypothetical species.

FIGURE 8 in Assessment of the diversity of the family Sillaginidae in the Indian Ocean with emphasis on the taxonomic identity of Sillago sihama

FIGURE 8. Head close-up showing area between posterior nostril and dorsoanterior edge of orbit. A: Sillago erythraea. SMF 35017; B: Sillago sihama, KAUMM 67. Photos by Sven Traenkner (SMF).

FIGURE 4. A in Assessment of the diversity of the family Sillaginidae in the Indian Ocean with emphasis on the taxonomic identity of Sillago sihama

FIGURE 4. A: Sillago soringa, FL_JNUSS22035, 82.7 mm SL, St. Martin's Island, Bangladesh; B & C: Swimbladder of S. soringa, Bangladesh; D: Swimbladder of S. asiatica (McKay 1992); E: Swimbladder of S. vincenti, Chennai, India; F: Swimbladder of S. boutani (McKay 1992).

FIGURE 6. A in Assessment of the diversity of the family Sillaginidae in the Indian Ocean with emphasis on the taxonomic identity of Sillago sihama

FIGURE 6. A: Sillago ingenuua A, FL_JNUCH121922, 130.1 mm SL, Chennai, India; B & C: Swimbladder of Sillago ingenuua A, Chennai, India; D: Swimbladder of Sillago ingenuua, Dongshan, China (Xiao 2018); E: Swimbladder of Sillago ingenuua B, Taiwan (Xiao 2018).

FIGURE 2. A & B in Assessment of the diversity of the family Sillaginidae in the Indian Ocean with emphasis on the taxonomic identity of Sillago sihama

FIGURE 2. A & B: Swimbladder of Sillago sihama, Bangladesh; C: Swimbladder of Sillago sihama, Eritrea, southern Red Sea (Golani et al. 2013); D: Swimbladder of Sillago cf. sihama 2, China (Xiao 2018).

FIGURE 1. A in Assessment of the diversity of the family Sillaginidae in the Indian Ocean with emphasis on the taxonomic identity of Sillago sihama

FIGURE 1. A: Sillago sihama, KAUMM 462 [KAU12-006], 182.0 mm SL, Jizan, Saudi Arabia, southern Red Sea; B: S. sihama, SMF 35900 [KAU14-301], 195.0 mm SL, Jizan, Saudi Arabia, southern Red Sea; C: S. sihama, 98.9 mm SL, Maheshkhali, Bangladesh; D: S. cf. sihama 2, ZJOU_FEBL021131, 131.0 mm SL, Fujian, Zhangzhou, China (Xiao 2018).

Figure 4 in Sillago suezensis, a new whiting from the northern Red Sea, and status of Sillago erythraea Cuvier (Teleostei: Sillaginidae)

Figure 4. (A) Sillago suezensis new species, Mediterranean Sea, swimbladder, dorsal view; (B) Sillago sihama, Eritrea, swimbladder, dorsal view; (C) Sillago sp. (aff. sihama), Hong Kong, China, swimbladder, dorsal view.

Figure 3 in Sillago suezensis, a new whiting from the northern Red Sea, and status of Sillago erythraea Cuvier (Teleostei: Sillaginidae)

Figure 3. (A) Sillago suezensis new species, paralectotype of Sillago erythraea (MNHN A-3127), X-ray; (B) Sillago sihama, lectotype of Sillago erythraea (MNHN A-3137), X-ray.

Figure 1 in Sillago suezensis, a new whiting from the northern Red Sea, and status of Sillago erythraea Cuvier (Teleostei: Sillaginidae)

Figure 1. (A) Sillago suezensis sp. nov., Suez, Gulf of Suez, Red Sea (specimen not preserved; photograph taken by Sergey Bogorodsky); (B) Sillago suezensis sp. nov., HUJF 7134, holotype of Sillago suezensis sp. nov., 137 mm SL, Abu Zanima, Egypt, Gulf of Suez, Red Sea; (C) Sillago sihama, Eritrea, southern Red Sea (HUJF 19716, specimen 1, 184 mm SL); (Dl) Sillago suezensis sp. nov., paralectotype of Sillago erythraea (MNHN A-3127, 163 mm SL); (Dll) Sillago sihama, lectotype of Sillago erythraea (MNHN A-3137, 138 mm SL).

Figure 2 in Sillago suezensis, a new whiting from the northern Red Sea, and status of Sillago erythraea Cuvier (Teleostei: Sillaginidae)

Figure 2. Sillago suezensis sp. nov., Mediterranean Sea (HUJF 10860, specimen 1, 160 mm SL), operculum.

FIGURE 83 in Phylogenetic systematics of the family Sillaginidae (Percomorpha: order Perciformes)

FIGURE 83. Innervation of fourth spinal nerve in Sillago japonica. SN4, fourth spinal nerve; 1R, first soft pelvic fin ray. Bar = 5mm.

FIGURE 72 in Phylogenetic systematics of the family Sillaginidae (Percomorpha: order Perciformes)

FIGURE 72. Ventral view of swimbradder. A. Sillaginodes punctata; B. Sillago (Sillaginopodys) chondropus; C. Sillago (Sillago) parvisquamis; D. Sillago (Parasillago) asiatica; E. S. (P.) aeolus; F. S. (P.) ciliata. AE, anterior extension; ALE, anterolateral extension; DLP, duct-like process; LP, lateral process; PE, posterior extension, PSAE, posterior subextension of anterolateral extension. Bar = 5 mm.

FIGURE 75 in Phylogenetic systematics of the family Sillaginidae (Percomorpha: order Perciformes)

FIGURE 75. Hypothetical processes of development of anterolateral extension and posterior subextension of anterolateral extension on the swimbladder. ALE, anterolateral extension; PSAE, posterior subextension of anterolateral extension.

FIGURE 71 in Phylogenetic systematics of the family Sillaginidae (Percomorpha: order Perciformes)

FIGURE 71. Position of swimbradder in body cavity. A. Sillago (Sillaginopodys) chondropus; B. Sillago (Sillago) parvisquamis; C. Sillago (Parasillago) macrolepis. AE, anterior extension; ALE, anterolateral extension; BO, basioccipital; DLP, duct-like process; PE, posterior extension; PSAE, posterior subextension of anterolateral extension; RD, retractor dorsalis; SB, swimbladder. Bar = 5 mm.

FIGURE 67 in Phylogenetic systematics of the family Sillaginidae (Percomorpha: order Perciformes)

FIGURE 67. Dorsal (right and middle) and ventral (left) aspects of pelvic girdle. Right half of middle drawing shows after removal of EXP. Right figure shows after removal of ADSP. Left half of left figure shows after removal of ABSP. A. Sillago (Parasillago) lutea; B. Sillaginodes punctata. ADSP, adductor superficialis pelvicus; EXP, extensor proprius. Bar = 5 mm.

FIGURE 68 in Phylogenetic systematics of the family Sillaginidae (Percomorpha: order Perciformes)

FIGURE 68. Lateral aspects of caudal fin muscles (above, superficial view; below, after removal of EPAX and HPAX). A. Sillago (Parasillago) maculata; B. Sillaginopsis panijus. EPAX, epaxialis; FD, flexor dorsalis; FDS, flexor dorsalis superior; FV, flexor ventralis; FVE, flexor ventralis exturnus; FVI, flexor ventralis inferior; HL, hypochordal longitudinalis; HPAX, hypaxialis; INT, interradialis; PU4, fourth preural centrum. Bar = 5 mm.

FIGURE 70 in Phylogenetic systematics of the family Sillaginidae (Percomorpha: order Perciformes)

FIGURE 70. Ventral aspect of obliquus superioris in Sillago (Parasillago) japonica. OBS, obliquus superioris; BL, Baudelot's ligament. Bar = 5 mm.

FIGURE 74 in Phylogenetic systematics of the family Sillaginidae (Percomorpha: order Perciformes)

FIGURE 74. Ventral view of swimbradder. A. Sillago (Sillago) caudicula; B. S. (S.) sihama. AE, anterior extension; ALE, anterolateral extension; DLP, duct-like process; PE, posterior extension; PSAE, posterior subextension of anterolateral extension. Bar = 5 mm.

FIGURE 65 in Phylogenetic systematics of the family Sillaginidae (Percomorpha: order Perciformes)

FIGURE 65. Dorsal (right and middle) and ventral (left) aspects of pelvic girdle in Sillago (Parasillago) ciliata. Right half of middle drawing shows after removal of EXP. Right figure shows after removal of ADSP. Left half of left figure shows after removal of ABSP. ABPP, abductor profundus pelvicus; ABSP, abductor superficialis pelvicus; ADPP, adductor profundus pelvicus; ADSP, adductor superficialis pelvicus; ARDP, arrector dorsalis pelvicus; ARVP, arrector ventralis pelvicus; EXP, extensor proprius. Bar = 5 mm.

FIGURE 64 in Phylogenetic systematics of the family Sillaginidae (Percomorpha: order Perciformes)

FIGURE 64. Muscles of pectoral fin in Sillaginopsis panijus. A. superficial musculature of outer aspect; B. after removal of ABS; C. superficial musculature of medial aspect; D. after removal of medial layer of ADS; E. after removal of ARD and ADP. ADP, adductor profundus; ADS, adductor superficialis; ARD, arrector dorsalis. Bar = 5 mm.