Comparative osteology of lotaks, Cyprinion kais and C. macrostomum (Cypriniformes, Cyprinidae), from Godarkhosh River, western Iran

Nasri, Manoochehr; Keivany, Yazdan; Dorafshan, Salar

doi:10.1134/s0032945213040103

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“…Ikan Alburnus amirkabiri memiliki berjumlah 12 jari-jari sirip dada, sedangkan ikan Cyprinion kais dan Cyprinion macrostomum berjumlah 10 -15 jari-jari sirip dada (Nasri et al 2013;Jalili et al 2015a). Ikan Oreochromis lorenzoi dari famili Cichlidae memiliki 14 jari-jari sirip dada (Carnevale et al, 2003), sedangkan ikan Alestes stuhlmannii dari famili Alestidae memiliki 13 -17 jari-jari sirip dada (Murray 2004).…”

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Morphology of appendicular skeleton of the Thai mahseer’s Tor tambroides (Bleeker, 1854)

2019

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This study aims to describe the appendicular skeleton morphology (ossa appendicularis) of Thai mahseer’s (Tor tambroides Bleeker, 1854). The samples were obtained from fish traders in the Tangse River area of Pidie district, fish weight about 5 kg and length of 65 cm. The axial skeleton preparations conducted at the Laboratory of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, Almuslim University, Bireuen district. The skeleton terminology identification was done at Integrated Biology Laboratory, Biology Department, Faculty of Science and Technology, Ar-Raniry Islamic State University. The preparation of Thai mahseer’s axial skeleton was done by physically and chemically processed. Axial skeleton was arranged into a single piece to analyze every part of it. Documentation every part of axial skeleton was using Canon EOS 700D camera and processed by Adobe Photoshop CS3. The structure of fish constituent was named based on some published papers. The results showed that appendicular skeleton of Thai mahseer belonging to a pair of pectoral fin (pinna pectoralis), a pair of abdominal fins (pinna pelvis), the dorsal fin (pinna dorsalis), anal fin (pinna analis) and the caudal fin (pinna caudalis). Thai mahseer has similar morphological characters of appendicular skeleton compared to its family (Cyprinidae) but has some difference when compared to other families (Osphronemidae, Zaproridae, dan Tetraodontidae).AbstrakPenelitian ini bertujuan untuk mendeskripsikan morfologi tulang anggota gerak (ossa appendicularis) ikan keureling (Tor tambroides Bleeker, 1854). Contoh ikan diperoleh dari pedagang ikan di wilayah sungai Tangse Kabupaten Pidie dengan bobot 5 kg dan panjang 65 cm. Tahapan pembuatan preparat tulang dilakukan di Laboratorium Matematika dan Ilmu Pengetahuan Alam, Universitas Almuslim Kabupaten Bireuen, sedangkan identifikasi terminologi tulang anggota gerak ikan dilakukan di Laboratorium Terpadu Biologi, Program studi Biologi, Fakultas Sains dan Teknologi, Univer-sitas Islam Negeri Ar-Raniry. Pembuatan tulang anggota gerak dilakukan secara fisik dan kimiawi. Pemotretan setiap bagian tulang dilakukan dengan menggunakan kamera Canon EOS 700D dan diolah dengan menggunakan Adobe Photoshop CS3. Penamaan setiap bagian tulang anggota gerak dilakukan dengan cara membandingkan kemiripan bentuk dan letak setiap bagian tulang anggota gerak ikan yang telah diteliti sebelumnya, baik dari famili yang sama maupun dari famili yang berbeda. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa tulang anggota gerak (ossa appendicularis) ikan keureling terdiri atas sepasang sirip dada (pinna pectoralis), sepasang sirip perut (pinna pelvis), sirip punggung (pinna dorsalis), sirip anal (pinna analis), dan sirip ekor (pinna caudalis). Karakteristik sirip ikan keureling relatif sama pada famili sejenis (Cyprinidae), namun terdapat perbedaan apabila dibandingkan dengan ikan dari famili lainnya (Osphronemidae, Zaproridae, dan Tetraodontidae).

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Section: Sirip Perutunclassified

“…Jumlah os pterygiophoruss sirip punggung ikan keureling identik dengan ikan Cyprinion milesi (Nasri et al 2016). Walaupun berasal dari famili yang sama, ikan Cyprinion kais dan Cyprinion macro-stomum yang memiliki jumlah os pterygiophoruss yang lebih banyak (Nasri et al 2013).…”

Section: Sirip Perutunclassified

Morphology of appendicular skeleton of the Thai mahseer’s Tor tambroides (Bleeker, 1854)

2019

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“…The ethmoid region of keureling has a form that is similar to most other cyprinid fish (Jalili et al 2015a). The cyprinids that do not have barbels generally have a more developed process of the lateral ethmoid and nasal bone (Nasri et al 2013;Jalili et al 2015b). This could be influenced by the role of fish barbels as a tool to detect food, so that the lateral ethmoid process and nasal tend not to be developed.…”

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Osteocranium of Tor tambroides (Cypriniformes: Cyprinidae) from Tangse River, Aceh, Indonesia

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Abstract. Akmal Y, Zulfahmi I, Dhamayanti Y, Paujiah E. 2020. Osteocranium of Tor tambroides (Cypriniformes: Cyprinidae) from Tangse River, Aceh, Indonesia. Biodiversitas 21: 442-450. We report the first detailed descriptive osteocranium of keureling, Tor tambroides (Cypriniformes: Cyprinidae) collected from Tangse River, Indonesia. This study aimed to describe the cranium morphology of keureling (Tor tambroides). Keureling fish used in this study were obtained from the catch of fishers in the Tangse River, District of Pidie, Aceh Province, Indonesia. Stages of research include sample preparation, bone preparations, and identification of cranium nomenclature. For osteological examination, the cranium of the keureling prepared physically and chemically. Based on the results, the cranium of the keureling is divided into two major parts, namely the neurocranium and the facial bone,s including the branchial apparatus. The neurocranium is divided into (anterior to posterior) olfactory (ethmoid), orbital, otic, and occipital regions while the rest divided into oromandibular, opercular series, branchial arch, mandibular arch, and hyoid arch (suspensorium) regions. The neurocranium includes bones in the dermal series of the skull and endochondral bones protecting the brain. At the same time, branchiocranium are those located in the oromandibular part, opercular series, and branchial arch.

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“…They are less known due to small size and low economic value [10,11] and their classification is still complicated; therefore, ichthyologists are trying to reveal their phylogenetic status [12]. Given that, the osteological characteristics can play an important role in this regard [13], since osteology is a useful tool to study the taxonomy and phylogenetic relationships among fishes [14,15].…”

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Descriptive Osteology of a Newly Described Stone Loach,Oxynoemacheilus chomanicus(Kamangar et al., 2014) (Cypriniformes, Nemacheilidae)

Mafakheri

Eagderi

Qadermarzi

2016

International Journal of Zoology

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Oxynoemacheilus chomanicusis a newly described species of the family Nemacheilidae from the Choman River drainage of the Tigris basin. This study was conducted to provide the detailed osteological characteristics of this species and comparing them with those of other endemic species of the genusOxynoemacheilusfrom inland water basins of Iran, namely,kiabii,O. persa,O. brandtii,O. kermanshahensis, andO. bergianus. For this purpose, nine specimens ofO. chomanicuswere collected, cleaned, and stained for osteological examination. Then, a detailed description of their skeletal structure was provided. The results showed thatO. chomanicuscan be distinguished from other studied species of the genusOxynoemacheilusdue to possessing an orbital shelf, number of the vertebrae, number of the hypurals, number of the unbranched rays in anal fin, features of the hemal and neural spines, and connection pattern of the parietal and frontal.

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Comparative osteology of lotaks, Cyprinion kais and C. macrostomum (Cypriniformes, Cyprinidae), from Godarkhosh River, western Iran

Cited by 14 publications

References 4 publications

Morphology of appendicular skeleton of the Thai mahseer’s Tor tambroides (Bleeker, 1854)

Morphology of appendicular skeleton of the Thai mahseer’s Tor tambroides (Bleeker, 1854)

Osteocranium of Tor tambroides (Cypriniformes: Cyprinidae) from Tangse River, Aceh, Indonesia

Descriptive Osteology of a Newly Described Stone Loach,Oxynoemacheilus chomanicus(Kamangar et al., 2014) (Cypriniformes, Nemacheilidae)

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