2017
DOI: 10.1080/14772000.2016.1256916
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Abstract: The Thomas sea catfish is characterized by a highly variable parietosupraoccipital process, which has been recognized as intraspecific variation or phenotypic plasticity. On the basis of this variation, three nominal species have been described, with two of them currently considered to be junior synonyms. Here, the Notarius grandicassis species complex is reviewed, considering the geographic variation of its morphological traits. Notarius grandicassis from northeastern South America, and Notarius parmocassis, … Show more

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“…Similarly, smaller eyes may be related to the more turbid waters found on the northern coast, the opposite of the conditions found on the northeastern coast, where the more transparent waters are associated with larger eyes. Similar patterns of morphological differentiation have been found on the Brazilian coast in other catfishes, that is, Notarius (Marceniuk, Caires, et al., ; Marceniuk, Siccha‐Ramirez, et al., ) and Sciades (Marceniuk, in preparation).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 64%
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“…Similarly, smaller eyes may be related to the more turbid waters found on the northern coast, the opposite of the conditions found on the northeastern coast, where the more transparent waters are associated with larger eyes. Similar patterns of morphological differentiation have been found on the Brazilian coast in other catfishes, that is, Notarius (Marceniuk, Caires, et al., ; Marceniuk, Siccha‐Ramirez, et al., ) and Sciades (Marceniuk, in preparation).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 64%
“…Aspistor is very common on the north (Barletta, Barletta‐Bergan, Saint‐Paul, & Hubold, ; Barros, Torres, & Frédou, ; Barthem, ; Camargo & Isaac, ; Castro, ; Hercos, ; Martins‐Juras, Juras, & Menezes, ; Piorski, Serpa, & Nunes, ; Silva, Santos, Travassos, & Vianna, ) and the southeast coasts (Andrade‐Tubino, Ribeiro, & Vianna, ; Andreata et al., ; Corrêa, ; Queiroz, Spach, Sobolewski, Santos, & Schwarz, ; Vilar et al., ), but much rarer in intermediate areas of the eastern/northeastern coast (Andrade‐Tubino et al., ; Dantas et al., ). On the north coast, A. quadriscutis is very abundant in the inner portion of the continental shelf (Le Bail, Keith, & Planquette, ; Le Bail et al., ; Mendes & Barthem, ), but rare or absent in the mangroves of the local tidal creeks and estuaries (Marceniuk, Caires, Rotundo, Alcantara, & Wosiacki, ; Marceniuk, Siccha‐Ramirez, Barthem, & Wosiacki, ). This may be related to the influence of Amazon plume and the low salinity of the internal platform.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Most studies to date have suggested that the recent diversification of ariids on the Atlantic coast of South America is mostly associated with adaptive processes linked to their occupation of different environments (Marceniuk, 2005 ; Marceniuk et al 2012 a , 2017 , 2019a , 2022 ; Da Silva et al ., 2016 ). Thus, this dactylogyrids–marine catfish association is extremely attractive for biogeographic and coevolutionary studies, since it is reasonable to expect that these monogenoids will accommodate evolutionary events associated with their hosts (Soares et al ., 2021 ).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%