Fishes of the Sea of Japan and the Adjacent Areas of the Sea of Okhotsk and the Yellow Sea

Lindberg, Gunnar; Krasyukova, Z.V.; Collette, Bruce B.

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“…Вместе с видами 11 других родов крузен штерниеллы входят в подсемейство Gymnelinae, представленное в северной части Тихого океана и в Арктике (Anderson 1982(Anderson , 1994. Виды Krusensterniella обитают в Японском и Охотском морях и у Восточной Камчатки (Soldatov 1922;Андрияшев [Andriashev] 1938Андрияшев [Andriashev] , 1955Макушок [Makushok] 1961; Линдберг и Красюкова [Lindberg and Krasyukova] 1975; Парин и др. [Parin et al] 2014).…”

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“…Использование рентгенографии позволило определить число позвонков у этого экземпляра (Андрияшев [Andriashev] 1955). Сведения о двух новых особях K. multispinosa, пойманных у юго-восточных берегов о. Сахалин (ЗИН № 34728, № 34991), были опубликованы по прошествии более чем полусотни лет после описания вида (Линдберг и Красюкова [Lindberg and Krasyukova] 1975). Их исследование позволило установить число невромастов боковой линии и сокращенное, по сравнению с обычным для гимнелин, число предкрышечных пор (3 вместо 4).…”

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“…Линдберга и З.В. Красюковой [Lindberg and Krasyukova] (1975), а также два экземпляра из Охотского моря, коллектором которых является Л.А Борец. Материал двух восточносахалинских экземпляров K. multispinosa использован для молекулярно-генетического анализа, в результате которого подтверждена близость Krusensterniella и Gymnelopsis (Радченко и др.…”

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“…2. Krusensterniella multispinosa, синтип TL 105 мм (утрачен), варианты рисунков: А -оригинал (Таранец 1937); Вкопия, выполненная с опубликованного оригинала (добавлена боковая линия из 40 невромастов) (Линдберг и Красюкова [Lindberg and Krasyukova] 1975).…”

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Diagnostic characters of two rare zoarcids, Krusensterniella multispinosa and K. pavlovskii (Pisces: Zoarcidae), with new data for the Sea of Okhotsk

Чернова

2020

Proceedings ZIN

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Diagnostic characters and taxonomic descriptions of two rare zoarcid fishes, Krusensterniella multispinosa Soldatov, 1922 and K. pavlovskii Andriashev, 1955 (family Zoarcidae), have been updated using the type and additional specimens. The type locality of K. multispinosa is located in the northwestern part of the Sea of Okhotsk (55°57ʹN, 138°13ʹE, depth 87 m). The lectotype (ZIN No 19961) was designated by P.Yu. Schmidt (1950). The morphological variability of the species is described, diagnosis is expanded. Additional differences from the species of related genus Gymnelopsis are specified. The distribution of K. multispinosa is limited to the Sea of Okhotsk and depths of 78–160 m. Krusensterniella pavlovskii was known by three type specimens from the Cape Africa, eastern Kamchatka (holotype ZIN No 33748, paratypes ZIN No 56576). Additional specimen derives from the north-eastern part of the Sea of Okhotsk (58°50ʹN, 157°02ʹE), which extends the known range of the species. The description of K. pavlovskii was updated, the diagnosis supplemented. Krusensterniella multispinosa and K. pavlovskii (subgenus Schantarella Andriashev, 1938) differ from other congeners in a larger number of pungent spines in the middle section of the dorsal fin D (XV–XXVI vs. I-XI). The both have 100–112 vertebrae, 95–110 dorsal-fin rays, and 81–94 anal-fin rays. In Krusensterniella pavlovskii unlike K. multispinosa, there are XXIII–XXVI pungent spines D (vs. XV–XX), 71–74 spiny rays in the anterior and middle parts of the dorsal fin (vs. 60–69), and 7 preoperculomandibular pores (vs. 6); the middle section of D with pungent spines is 83-112% of the length of the posterior section of D (43–72% in K. multispinosa) and 26–31% of the tail length, measured from the anal-fin origin to the caudal-fi n en d (vs. 17–22%); the scale cover reaching forward to the pectoral fins (in K. multispinosa not reaching the anal-fin origin.

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Diagnostic characters of two rare zoarcids, Krusensterniella multispinosa and K. pavlovskii (Pisces: Zoarcidae), with new data for the Sea of Okhotsk

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2020

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“…Its range is located in the area of the system of coastal currents (the California Undercurrent, the Alaska Current, the Aleutian Current, the Bering Current, the Kamchatka Current and the Oyashio). Skilfish is noticeably less numerous and can be found in the North Pacific between Kyushu Island and California in the south to the Aleutian Islands in the north (Clemens & Wilby, 1961; Hart, 1973; Eschmeyer et al ., 1983; Mitani et al ., 1986; Lindberg & Krasyukova, 1987). Skilfish is distributed mainly in the waters of the North Pacific Gyre, composed of the California Current, the North Pacific Current, the Kuroshio Current and the North Pacific Equatorial Current.…”

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Evolutionary history told by mitochondrial markers of large teleost deep-sea predators of family Anoplopomatidae Jordan & Gilbert 1883, endemic to the North Pacific

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We propose three calibration scenarios of to date contemporary divergence of Anoplopomatidae (skilfish Erilepis zonifer and sablefish Anoplopoma fimbria) for a data set of two mtDNA loci (СOI and Control Region). The first scenario is based upon a fossil record and the second and third ones upon major palaeogeological events 3.5 and 15 Mya. Estimated evolution speeds indicate that COI evolves faster in the skilfish mitochondrial genome. There is also evidence of skilfish going through a bottleneck event limiting its genetic diversity in the relatively recent past near Japan. Sablefish had two refugia on both sides of the Pacific Ocean. The contemporary haplotype divergence was formed ~450 thousand years ago during an ice age in the Pleistocene and contemporary populations display no apparent geographic differentiation.

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Pelagocyclus vitiazi Lindberg & Legeza, 1955, a junior synonym ofAptocyclus ventricosus (Pallas, 1769) (Scorpaeniformes: Cyclopteridae)

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Shinohara

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Ichthyological Research

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Fishes of the Sea of Japan and the Adjacent Areas of the Sea of Okhotsk and the Yellow Sea

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Diagnostic characters of two rare zoarcids, Krusensterniella multispinosa and K. pavlovskii (Pisces: Zoarcidae), with new data for the Sea of Okhotsk

Diagnostic characters of two rare zoarcids, Krusensterniella multispinosa and K. pavlovskii (Pisces: Zoarcidae), with new data for the Sea of Okhotsk

Evolutionary history told by mitochondrial markers of large teleost deep-sea predators of family Anoplopomatidae Jordan & Gilbert 1883, endemic to the North Pacific

Pelagocyclus vitiazi Lindberg & Legeza, 1955, a junior synonym ofAptocyclus ventricosus (Pallas, 1769) (Scorpaeniformes: Cyclopteridae)

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