Catalog of the archival collection of the Zoological Institute, Russian Academy of Sciences: Class osteichthyes (Bony Fishes), order perciformes, family Zoarcidae

Балушкин, А. В.; Sheiko, Boris A.; Fedorov, V. V.

doi:10.1134/s0032945211100031

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“…Although it appears from the maps that the solid-band morphotype of G. hemifasciatus mostly occurs more northerly than the typical morphotype, this could be an artifact of the sample. The solid-band morphotype also occurs in more southerly locations (e.g., Balushkin et al 2011). It could also reflect preference for different environmental conditions.…”

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“…1, those are the specimens labeled with an S to indicate the solid-band morphotype (described below). Barcodes from specimens similar to specimens identified by Chernova as G. platycephalus (e.g., Mecklenburg et al 2007;Balushkin et al 2011) also fall within the G. hemifasciatus clade. In Fig.…”

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“…No specimens in our fresh sample could be identified as G. platycephalus from the key published in Chernova (2000). The barcodes from specimens similar to G. bilabrus and G. barsukovi identified by Chernova (e.g., Mecklenburg et al 2007;Balushkin et al 2011) fall within the G. viridis clade. We were not able to morphologically distinguish between G. barsukovi and G. bilabrus in the fresh sample except that the males of G. viridis appeared to equate to G. barsukovi and the females to G. bilabrus (designated by male and female symbols in Fig.…”

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“…1), the minor genetic variation seen is not consistent by coloration, sex, or geographic location. The barcodes from specimens identified as G. knipowitschi by Chernova (e.g., CAS 228491, UAM 5520, UAM 5521, ZIN uncatalogued in Table 1) or similar to them (as in, e.g., Mecklenburg et al 2007;Balushkin et al 2011), including those that could be identified as G. knipowitschi from her key (Chernova 2000), fall within the G. hemifasciatus clade. In Fig.…”

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Reassessment of multiple species of Gymnelus (Teleostei: Zoarcidae) in Pacific Arctic and boreal regions

Mecklenburg

Anderson

2015

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Recently described new nominal species and resurrected species in the eelpout genus Gymnelus Reinhardt 1834 were reassessed for validity using fresh material collected in Pacific Arctic regions and a large body of data from a previous systematic review of the genus. The analysis reported here included both DNA barcodes and morphology. Only two species were validated: G. viridis (Fabricius 1780) and G. hemifasciatus Andriashev 1937. The latter species occurred as two morphotypes for which there is some evidence of difference in ecological preference, but the available environmental data are not robust enough to firmly identify or verify ecophenotypes.

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confidence: 99%

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confidence: 99%

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Reassessment of multiple species of Gymnelus (Teleostei: Zoarcidae) in Pacific Arctic and boreal regions

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Anderson

2015

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“…Bean (1890: 39), McAllister (1990: 157), Anderson (1994: 116; 3), Springer & Anderson (1997: 21), Mecklenburg et al (2002: 730), Anderson et al (2009: 186) and (Balushkin et al 2011(Balushkin et al : 1026.…”

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Deep-water bony fishes collected by the B/O Miguel Oliver on the shelf edge of Pacific Central America: an annotated, illustrated and DNA-barcoded checklist

Robertson

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Baldwin

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An annotated and photographically illustrated checklist with DNA barcodes of the species of bony fishes collected during a month-long research cruise of the Spanish Research vessel B/O Miguel Oliver is presented. The vessel made trawls on the continental shelf of the Pacific coast of Central America, in November-December 2010, at depths of 108–1625 m. This list, based on 707 specimens (of a total of 876 specimens collected during the whole expedition), includes 129 species belonging to 15 orders, 61 families, and 97 genera. New information is presented on the geographical distributions of more than a third of those species, with 29 species (22.4%) representing new records from Central American waters and 17 species (13.2%) having expanded latitudinal ranges. Data on capture depths demonstrate increased depth ranges due to new minimum and/or maximum known depths for 31 species, i.e. 24% of those captured. Tissue samples from frozen specimens were used to obtain DNA barcodes of 682 (96.5%) individuals belonging to 118 species (91.4% of those recorded here), which have been made publically available in Genbank. Those data include barcodes for 84 species (65.1% of the total collected, and 77.1% of those for which barcodes were obtained) and 30 genera (30.9% of those collected) for which no species barcodes have been previously published. Barcodes of 54 species represent the first genetic sequences of any type published for those species. The abundance of new data indicate that there is still much to learn about the composition and geographical and depth distributions of the fish fauna of the shelf edge and continental slope of this region.

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Atlantic fishes in the Chukchi Borderland

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Catalog of the archival collection of the Zoological Institute, Russian Academy of Sciences: Class osteichthyes (Bony Fishes), order perciformes, family Zoarcidae

Cited by 29 publications

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Reassessment of multiple species of Gymnelus (Teleostei: Zoarcidae) in Pacific Arctic and boreal regions

Reassessment of multiple species of Gymnelus (Teleostei: Zoarcidae) in Pacific Arctic and boreal regions

Deep-water bony fishes collected by the B/O Miguel Oliver on the shelf edge of Pacific Central America: an annotated, illustrated and DNA-barcoded checklist

Atlantic fishes in the Chukchi Borderland

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