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Table 2 Counts and measurements of Paratrisopterus caspius and selected related species

From: Otoliths in situ from Sarmatian (Middle Miocene) fishes of the Paratethys. Part II: Gadidae and Lotidae

  

Paratrisopterus caspius (Bogatshov 1929)

Paratrisopterus kiplingi (Bogatshov 1929)

Paratrisopterus labiatus (Schubert 1906)

Gadiculus argenteus

Gadiculus jonas (d’Erasmo 1930)

Gadiculus kwitkae (Bogatshov, 1933)

  

Holotype after Bogatshov (1929)

As Paratrisopterus avus in Fedotov (1971), after Prkofiev (2004)

As Gadus lanceolatus by Andjelković (1969)

As Properca sabbai by Andjelković (1969)

Range

   

HT PIN 3118/1

PT PIN 2181/89

AJ 25

AJ 24

AJ 26

Rounded to nearest 1/2 decimal

 

From Landini and Sorbini (1999)

From X-rays and literature

After d’Erasmo (1930) and Carnevale (2006)

After Bogatshov (1933)

   

HT

     

SL (mm)

57

35

60

56

21

14.5

 

60.6

38.5

  

195

Meristics

Precaudal vertebrae

10

10

10

11

10

10

10–11

9–10

9

12–13

10

8

Total vertebrae

42

45

44

42

42

39+

42–45

40–42

38

37–43

37–38

44

D1

8

8

9

8

10?

 

8–9 (10)

8–9

7

8–13

6–7

10–11

D2

12–14

12

10+

12

7+

 

12–14

14–15

8+

10–16

8–12

12

D3

16–18

16

15–16

16

6+

 

15–16

17–18

17

11–17

12–17

16–18

A1

18–22

22

24

19

8+

 

18–24

22–25

18

11–18

13–15

25

A2

16

18

18

17

2+

 

16–18

20

17

12–17

15–17

18–19

Pectoral

18

20

20

19

  

18–20

18

14

17

13

 

Pelvic

 

8

 

8

  

8

8

5

8

6

 

Caudal

36

36

 

36

24+

 

36

 

28

42

50+

 

D1/VE

 

7

6

7

6 or 7

 

6–7

 

6

4–5

6

4–5

D2/VE

10

14

13

14

13

 

10–14

9–10

10

12

15–16

11–12

D3/VE

25

25

23

27

26

 

23–27

20–23

21

23–24

22–23

22–23

VE/A1

7

11

10

10

8?

 

(7) 10–11

7–8

10

11–12

15–16

 

VE/A2

23

25

24

28

24

 

23–28

21–22

21

23–25

22–23

22–23

Morphometrics (% of SL)

Head length

35.0

31.3

 

30.6

31.1

31.3

30.5–35

30.8

27.0

27.0–28.5

29.5

30.4

Angle of mouth cleft

Low angle

18°

 

20°

  

18–20°

30°

20°d

55–60°°

45–60°e

45°

Body height

About 15

11.4

 

13.7

10.8

 

11–15

14.3c

12.0

21.0

19.1

23.0

Orbit diameter

nm

8.5

 

7.8

9.9

10.3

8–10.5b

5.6

9.0

10.5

8.6

8.7

Shape of parasphenoid

Straighta

± Straight

 

± Straight

  

± Straight

Straightc

Straightd

Curved

Curvede

Slightly curvedf

1st + 2nd Pelvic fin rays

Longa

Short?

nv

Long

nv

nv

Long

Short

Short

Short

Short

nv

Pectoral length

   

12.8

  

13.0

 

18.0

12.0

  

Predorsal 1

 

35.7

 

34.6

37.5

 

34.5–37.5

 

36.0

33.5–34.0

31.6

38.5

Predorsal 2

 

48.6

 

50.0

49.5

 

48.5–50.0

  

49.5–51.5

 

53.8

Predorsal 3

 

68.6

 

70.8

70.8

 

68.5–71.0

  

73.073.5

 

74.3

Preanal 1

 

42.9

 

43.3

42.9

 

43.0–43.5

 

43.0

48.0

35.2

42.5

Preanal 2

 

68.6

 

72.0

68.9

 

68.5–72.0

  

73.0–75.0

 

74.4

Base D1

 

12.6

 

8.3

  

8.5–12.5

 

6.0

12.0–12.5

  

Base D2

 

14.6

 

10.2

  

10.0–14.5

 

10.0

15.0

  

Base D3

 

13.8

 

15.0

  

14.0–15.0

 

21.0

15.5

  

Base A1

 

21.3

 

26.4

  

21.5–26.5

 

23.0

19.0–21.0

  

Base A2

 

14.6

 

15.3

  

14.5–15.5

 

18.0

12.5–14.5

  

Distance D1—D2

   

4.6

  

4.5

 

4.0

5.0–6.0

3.9

 

Distance D2—D3

   

8.0

  

8.0

 

16.0

7.5–8.0

10.8

 

Distance A1—A2

   

4.0

  

4.0

 

5.0

6.0–8.5

8.0

 
  1. a From photo of Bogatshov (1929, 1933)
  2. b Decreasing with size
  3. c From photo and drawing of Bogatshov (1929)
  4. d From photo of Landini and Sorbini
  5. e From photos of d’Erasmo and Carnevale
  6. f From Photo of Bogatshov (1933)