Description of Three New Species of Carangoid Fishes From Formosa Vol. 4 No. 2
Description of Three New Species of Carangoid Fishes From Formosa Vol. 4 No. 2
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Color in spirits silvery ; median dorsal region dusky, opercle dusky above, axil of pectoral black ; filaments of dorsal and anal black, caudal dusky on edges and on posterior border, ventrals tipped with blackish.
One specimen, the type, from Takao, Formosa, in the (Jarnegie Museum, meas- ures 13^ inches in length. There is also a specimen from Cavite, in the Philippines in the Museum of Stanford University.
This species closely resembles Caranx pluvibeus (Quoy and Gaimard) from which it diffe...rs in having a greater number of gill-rakers (14 on lower limb of first arch in Caranx ■plumheus) and a black anal.
Caranx formosanus Jordan & Snyder, sp. nov.
(Plate LIT.) Head 3i in length to base of caudal ; depth 2 ; depth caudal peduncle 6 in head ; eye 4^ ; snout 2i^ ; width interorbital space 3^ ; dorsal VII-23 ; anal 11-19 ; jjores in lateral line about 127.
Dorsal contour of body almost evenly rounded from tip of snout to insertion of dorsal, there being but a slight elevation at occiput ; and a small depression anterior to nostrils ; interorbital area slightly higher than diameter of eye, the crest sharp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Color in spirits silvery ; median dorsal region dusky, opercle dusky above, axil of pectoral black ; filaments of dorsal and anal black, caudal dusky on edges and on posterior border, ventrals tipped with blackish.
One specimen, the type, from Takao, Formosa, in the (Jarnegie Museum, meas- ures 13^ inches in length. There is also a specimen from Cavite, in the Philippines in the Museum of Stanford University.
This species closely resembles Caranx pluvibeus (Quoy and Gaimard) from which it diffe...rs in having a greater number of gill-rakers (14 on lower limb of first arch in Caranx ■plumheus) and a black anal.
Caranx formosanus Jordan & Snyder, sp. nov.
(Plate LIT.) Head 3i in length to base of caudal ; depth 2 ; depth caudal peduncle 6 in head ; eye 4^ ; snout 2i^ ; width interorbital space 3^ ; dorsal VII-23 ; anal 11-19 ; jjores in lateral line about 127.
Dorsal contour of body almost evenly rounded from tip of snout to insertion of dorsal, there being but a slight elevation at occiput ; and a small depression anterior to nostrils ; interorbital area slightly higher than diameter of eye, the crest sharp.
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