The cephalic lateral line system of temperate perches (Perciformes: Percichthyidae) from Argentinean Patagonia

Vega, Rocío; Viozzi, Gustavo

doi:10.1590/s1984-4689zool-20160025

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“…Comments. Six infraorbitals (including the most dorsal bone that may correspond to the dermosphenotic at the junction of the supraorbital, infraorbital, and otic canals; otic and postotic canals were named temporal canals by Vega, Viozzi, 2016) represent the common condition found in most fishes examined herein (Figs. 13b, c).…”

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“…Comments. One medial pore associated with both epiphyseal tubules (named "supraorbital commissure" by Vega, Viozzi, 2016) of the supraorbital canal is present in most examined taxa. The median epiphyseal pore is placed between both orbital margins of the frontal bones, at the mid-region of the preorbital region in Percilia.…”

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The South American and Australian percichthyids and perciliids. What is new about them?

Arratia

Quezada‐Romegialli

2019

Neotrop. ichthyol.

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A study including morphological characters and mitogenomics of South American and Australian fishes previously assigned to Percichthyidae was conducted. Results generated from these different data sets reveal major disagreements concerning the content and interpretation of the so-called percichthyids. A phylogenetic analysis based on 54 morphological characters suggests the existence of two major clades: (1) Percichthyidae, including the South American Percichthys and the Australian taxa Macquaria australasica, Macquaria (= Plectroplites), and Maccullochella; (2) Perciliidae with the South American genus Percilia at the base plus more advanced Australian genera Nannoperca, Nannatherina, Bostockia, and Gadopsis. In contrast, molecular and mitogenomic evidence suggests only one clade (Percichthyidae), with the exclusion of species of Macquaria (= Percalates). Additionally, the results reveal the existence of various taxonomic problems, such as the current interpretation of only one species of Percichthys in Argentina, an interpretation that is not supported by the present study; the existence of cryptic species of Percilia as well as of Gadopsis, Nannoperca, and Macquaria that will increase the diversity of the genera; and the need for an extensive revision of species previously assigned to Percalates versus Macquaria. Disagreements point to the need to develop further research on the so-called percichthyids and perciliids.

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Section: Comments the Mandibular Canalmentioning

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Section: Ch 19 Ventral Margin Of Infraorbital 1: Smooth [0]mentioning

confidence: 99%

The South American and Australian percichthyids and perciliids. What is new about them?

Arratia

Quezada‐Romegialli

2019

Neotrop. ichthyol.

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“…Throughout the article, we presented the morphological and physiological strategies that provided this group with peculiarities in evolution (VEGA, VIOZZI, 2016). The description of the way of life of the larvae and their behaviors were important to begin the studies of environmental preservation, as organic bioindicators (VILLALOBOS-JIMÉNEZ, DUNN, HASSAL, 2016).…”

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“…In these adaptations there are several structural, anatomical, physiological and behavioral components that influenced and determined these successes (COSTA et al, 2011). Among these components we can mention: small size; high diversity food items; wing presence; tegument periodically changed, including layers in tegument that prevent the loss of water and prevents drowning (VEGA, VIOZZI, 2016). Reproductive capacity is extremely high, with up to tens of generations per year (MIURA, 2017).…”

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The life of dragonflies: order Odonata

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Pelli

2019

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The Odonata Order has a wide geographical distribution. The life cycle is complex, with stage of aquatic nymph, the naiad and winged adults. The research was carried out in peer-reviewed journals at the PuMed and Capes databases, with the keyword Odonata "and" ecology, when the text was complete and available. The used books were researched with insects theme, entomology, available in the collection of the library of the Federal University of the Triângulo Mineiro or private collection. The theoretical framework deals with biology, life cycle, sexual behavior and biodiversity. The Odonata order needs preserved places to reproduce and develop. Some authors mention that certain species of dragonflies can be considered good bioindicators of preserved environment, since they are sensitive to environmental changes. Finally, there is a need for further studies on taxonomy, physiology, and ethology to use this group as a bioindicator in quick works.

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