2009
DOI: 10.1643/ci-08-069
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Clarification of the Lycodes diapterus Species Complex (Perciformes: Zoarcidae), with Comments on the Subgenus Furcimanus

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“…The lycodine subgenus Furcimanus is distinguished from other members of the genus Lycodes by having forked pectoral fins and a ventral lateral line configuration. Until recently, Lycodes nakamurae (Tanaka, 1914) was the only representative of the subgenus Furcimanus known from the Sea of Japan (Lindberg & Krasukova, 1975;Toyoshima, 1985;Borets, 2000;Anderson & Fedorov, 2004;Stevenson & Sheiko, 2009). However, recently two species belonging to the subgenus-L. nishimurai Shinohara & Shirai, 2005 and L. pectoralis Toyoshima, 1985(Shinohara & Shirai, 2005Kim et al, 2006)-were added to the ichthyofauna of the Sea of Japan.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The lycodine subgenus Furcimanus is distinguished from other members of the genus Lycodes by having forked pectoral fins and a ventral lateral line configuration. Until recently, Lycodes nakamurae (Tanaka, 1914) was the only representative of the subgenus Furcimanus known from the Sea of Japan (Lindberg & Krasukova, 1975;Toyoshima, 1985;Borets, 2000;Anderson & Fedorov, 2004;Stevenson & Sheiko, 2009). However, recently two species belonging to the subgenus-L. nishimurai Shinohara & Shirai, 2005 and L. pectoralis Toyoshima, 1985(Shinohara & Shirai, 2005Kim et al, 2006)-were added to the ichthyofauna of the Sea of Japan.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Other presumed cognate pairs of species exhibit a similar pattern, overlapping latitudinally in British Columbia. For example, Lycodes beringi and L. diapterus are northern and southern cognate species in the eastern North Pacific that overlap latitudinally only in British Columbia and northern Washington (Stevenson and Sheiko, 2009).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The shallowest record may be in error. All in Stevenson and Sheiko (2009). Lycodes brevipes Bean, 1890.…”
Section: Gymnelus Hemifasciatusmentioning
confidence: 99%