Abstract We report genetic and morphological evidence for the presence of Redeye Bass Micropterus coosae, in Verde River Arizona, previously thought to be Smallmouth dolomieu. performed meristic measurements on 15 individuals sampled from Upper Wildlife Area, Yavapai County, Arizona. Meristic data lateral line scales, scales above line, below were all consistent with not Bass. analyzed mitochon...

Horabagrus melanosoma was described from West Venpala in the lower reaches of the Manimala River, in the state of Kerala, India. It was distinguished from its nearest congener, H. brachysoma based on a combination of characters including darker body colour, shorter pelvic fin and greater number of anal fin rays. Examination of the type material revealed significant morphometric and meristic dis...

Indonesia is the largest exporter of eel to consumer countries such as European, America, Taiwan, Japan, South Korea, and Middle East. Eels are catadromous fish that in growth phase fresh waters development marine waters. Meristic measurement done by counting spine (vertebrates). Eel morphometric measurements include TL (Total Length), HL (Head PDL (Pre-Dorsal PAL (Pre-Anal Length) ADL (Ano-Dor...

Morphometric and meristic studies can be used to identify stocks relationships between populations of fish resources. Lutjanus gibbus is a species commonly found in the waters northern Papua one fishery commodities targeted by fishermen other than groupers. In this study, morphometric characteristics L. snapper from several locations Seas were addressed. The study was conducted June July 2022. ...

In a meristic, morphometric and distributional study of Neolissochilus from Peninsular Malaysia, Khaironizam et al. (2015) subsumed Lissochilus tweediei Herre in Herre & Myers 1937 and a taxon they called "Tor soro Bishop 1973" into the synonymy of N. soroides (Duncker 1904) based on data collected from museum specimens. However, "Bishop 1973" is not the correct author citation for Tor soro. In...

The objective of this contribution is to present new records the occurrence Sphoeroides pachygaster, based on 8 specimens deposited in a scientific collection 175-313 mm standard length weighing 178.7-1 010 g, which were captured south Veracruz, southwestern Gulf Mexico. In addition, meristic and morphometric data are given discussed as support for identification.