Dear colleagues
I am compiling a catalogue of fish vertebrae and scales from the most important fishes off Peru (in terms of abundance). One of my colleagues gave me these fishes collected with multi nets (for zooplankton) off Peru and I have problems with the identification of some fishes.
My guess is:
m093_mn05_n1 sample2" correspond to Triphoturus oculeum;
m093_mn07_n2 sample1 correspond to Lampanyctus parvicauda,
m093_mn07_n2 sample2 correspond to juvenile individuals of Triphoturus oculeum
m093_mn05_n1 1of4 correspond to Diogenichthys laternatus.
Here are some details of the stations:
m093_mn05_n1: ±12 °S, 1000 to 600 meters depth
m093_mn07_n2: ±14 °S; 600 to 400 meters depth
Hope anybody could help!
Hola Renato, quizá si le envías las fotos y detalles a Roberto Quesquen, el te pueda ayudar con este tema, un abrazo a la distancia.
Hola Renato: tambien puedes contactar a Rodolfo Cornejo del area de pesca en Imarpe, el ayudo a la doctora Chirichigno con la ultima edicion del catalogo de peces de Peru y se ha especializado en taxonomia de mesopelagicos, el Correo de Rodolfo es [email protected] un abrazo
Ana
Going from top to bottom: 1st is a Cyclothone, may be C. acclinidens but cannot see the teeth or gill cavity; next is Triphoturus mexicanus; the tray contains various Cyclothone spp., but the one on the bottom may be a Platytroctidae (at this resolution, cannot see if there's a tube-shoulder organ); and the last is Diogenichthys laternatus.
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