Development of the bitterling,Paracheilognathus himantegus (Cyprinidae), with a note on minute tubercles on the skin surface

Suzuki, Nobuhiro; Umezawa, Kazuhiro; Yabe, Toru; Murai, Hisayuki

doi:10.1007/bf02905616

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“…In comparison with other Aceilognathinae fish, the total length of A. majusculus (Kim et al, 2014) which was 4.23 mm was smaller than the average total length of A. koeensis (Suzuki & Jeon, 1988d) which was 5.54 mm in Seomjin River. The average total length of the Geum river fish was 6.38 mm, the average total length of the Japanese Sasagase river fish was 4.95 mm, the total length of A. lanceolatus (Suzuki & Jeon, 1990a) was 5.30-5.51 mm, the average total length of Japanese A. macropterus (Kim et al, 2012b) was 5.60 mm.…”

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“…These were larger in size than those of R. uyekii and R. ocellatus . Also, A. koeensis (Suzuki & Jeon, 1988d) Geum River averaged 3.19×1.34 mm, and the R. notatus (Suzuki & Jeon, 1988b) averaged 3.58× 1.17 mm in Anseong River and 3.56×1.39 mm in Balan cheon. They were smaller than those of R. uyekii but larger than those of Sangdong-myeon, Gimhae and R. ocellatus (Table 3).…”

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“…Acheilognathus koeensis (Kim et al., 2011) was spindle shaped with the yolk color being light yellow, and A. majusculus (Kim et al, 2014) was ovoid shaped with the yolk color being light yellow as well. A. lanceolatus (Suzuki & Jeon, 1990a) was spindle shaped with the yolk color being milky white and A. yamatsutae (Suzuki & Jeon, 1987) was ovoid shaped with the yolk color being yellow. A. signifer (Baek & Song, 2005) was pear shaped with the yolk color being a deep yellow, and A. macropterus (Kim et al, 2012b) was long ovoid shaped with the yolk color being light yellow.…”

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“…As for the size of the fertilized eggs (embryo) (long diameter × short diameter) compared to the same Aceilognathinae fish (Kim et al, 2011), the average of A. koeensis (Kim et al, 2011) was 4.35×1.76 mm, the average of Sumjin River fish (Suzuki & Jeon, 1988d) was 4.66×1.49 mm, the average of A. lanceolatus (Suzuki & Jeon, 1990a) was 4.58×1.49 mm and the average of A. somjinensis (Kim, 1991) was 3.70×2.30 mm. These were larger in size than those of R. uyekii and R. ocellatus .…”

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“…Compared with the same Aceilognathinae fish type, A. koeensis (Kim et al, 2011) took 49 hours when the average water temperature was 21.0°C, 45/47 hours for Seomjin River and Geum River fish when the average water temperature was 22.0°C (Suzuki & Jeon, 1990a), 62 hours for A. lanceolatus when the average water temperature was 22.0°C (Suzuki & Jeon, 1990a), 39 hours for A. yamatsutae when the average water temperature was 22.0°C (Suzuki & Jeon, 1987), 76 hours for Japanese A. macropterus when the average water temperature was 20.0°C (Kim et al, 2012b), 49 hours for A. signifer when the average water temperature was 20.0°C (Baek & Song, 2005), 53 hours for fish in Namhan river and Imjin river when the average water temperature was 22.0°C (Suzuki & Jeon, 1988c) and 70 hours R. pseudosericeus when the average water temperature was 17.0°C (Kim et al., 2006) and 43 hours for R. notatus when the average water temperature was 22.0°C (Suzuki & Jeon, 1988b). …”

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Early Life History of Rhodeus Fish (R. uyekii and R. ocellatus) in the Nakdong River Water System

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Han

2018

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The purpose of this study is to investigate the early life history of the Rhodeus fish, Rhodeus uyekii and R. ocellatus, in the Nakdong River to use as the preliminary data for the systematic study. The embryos used in the study were fertilized eggs (embryo) and larvae after artificial fertilization. The long diameter of the eggs of the R. uyekii was 3.39-3.97 mm (average 3.68±0.41 mm, n=30) and the short diameter was 1.36-1.55 mm (average 1.45±0.13 mm, n=30). The long diameter of the eggs of the R. ocellatus was 2.53-2.71 mm (average 2.62±0.12 mm, n=30) and the short diameter was 1.47-1.60 mm (average 1.53±0.09 mm, n=30). Hatching time was 48 hours for the R. uyekii and 50 hours for the R. ocellatus given that the average water temperature was 21.5°C. The hatched larvae were 4.95-5.00 mm (average 4.98±0.04 mm, n=5) for the R. uyekii and the total length was 3.66-3.69 mm (average 3.67±0.02 mm, n=5) for the R. ocellatus. R. uyekii was found to be 15.5-15.8 mm at total length (average 15.6±0.21 mm, n=5) on the 56 days after hatching with the number of dorsal fins being iii-9, anal fins iii-10, ventral fins iii-5. The R. ocellatus was found to be 15.8-16.0 mm (average 15.9±0.14 mm, n=5) at total length on the 58 days with the number of dorsal fins being iii-11, anal fins iii-12 and ventral fins iii-5 where the number of all fin stalks reached maximum.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 97%

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Minute tubercles in bitterling larvae: Developmental dynamic structures to prevent premature ejection by host mussels

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Phylogenetic relationships of bitterlings based on mitochondrial 12S ribosomal DNA sequences

Okazaki

Naruse

Shima

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Journal of Fish Biology

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Analysis of the nucleotide sequence of the mitochondrial 12S ribosomal RNA gene of 27 species or sub-species of bitterlings showed that bitterlings comprise an Acheilognathus clade and a Tanakia-Rhodeus clade, partially supporting an earlier classification based on morphology and karyology. The monophyly of Acheilognathus is confirmed, but that of Tanakia and Rhodeus remains poorly resolved. Within the Tanakia-Rhodeus clade, all species or sub-species having a diploid chromosome number of 46 form a monophyletic group. Results support the hypothesis that evolutionary trends of bitterling karyotypes involve reduction from 2n=48 to either 2n=44 (by Robertsonian translocation) or 2n=46 (by non-Robertsonian translocation). 2001 The Fisheries Society of the British Isles

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Development of the bitterling,Paracheilognathus himantegus (Cyprinidae), with a note on minute tubercles on the skin surface

Cited by 9 publications

References 2 publications

Early Life History of Rhodeus Fish (R. uyekii and R. ocellatus) in the Nakdong River Water System

Early Life History of Rhodeus Fish (R. uyekii and R. ocellatus) in the Nakdong River Water System

Minute tubercles in bitterling larvae: Developmental dynamic structures to prevent premature ejection by host mussels

Phylogenetic relationships of bitterlings based on mitochondrial 12S ribosomal DNA sequences

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