First record of the rare anthiine <i>Meganthias kingyo</i>
 (Kon, Yoshino &amp; Sakurai, 2000) (Serranidae) from the Philippines

Saceda-Cardoza, M. M.; Bos, Arthur R.

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“…Apart from scattered landings, high species diversity challenges data collection in tropical fisheries. The Davao Gulf, Philippines, is located in the center of the highest marine biodiversity in the world (Allen & Werner, ) and consequently the number of bony fishes in the area is relatively high (Carpenter & Springer, ) and continuously increases as a result of new species records (Bos & Gumanao, ; Bos & Smits, ; Bucol & Alcala, ; Saceda‐Cardoza & Bos, ) and new species descriptions (Bos, ).…”

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Twenty-eight additions to the length-weight and length-length relationships of Indo-Pacific fishes from the Davao Gulf, Philippines

2017

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SummarySelected fish were measured on markets along the Davao Gulf, Philippines between 2009 and 2016, augmenting the number of Length-Weight relationships (LWR) published earlier for the same area. LWRs were calculated for 28 fishes including those of 12 firstly reported, rare species. SL-TL and SL-FL relationships were determined for 28 and 25 species (also including 8 and 12 newly reported relationships, respectively).Minimum size at which individuals start developing forked tails are provided for Fish were weighed on a portable weighing scale (1 g accuracy). | MATERIALS AND METHODS MostFish were not sexed and data analyses were conducted without considering differences between males and females. The position of the eyes was recorded for the flatfish Psettodes erumei. Formulas TL = p + q × SL and FL = s + t × SL were used for calculating LLRs.

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Twenty-eight additions to the length-weight and length-length relationships of Indo-Pacific fishes from the Davao Gulf, Philippines

2017

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Eight new records of marine fishes (Teleostei: Perciformes and Tetraodontiformes) from the Philippines

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2022

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Thirty-one individuals of seven Perciform and one Tetraodontiform fish species were reported from the Davao Gulf constituting new records for the Philippines: from the Labridae, Bodianus leucosticticus (9 individuals) and Bodianus masudai (3); Nemipteridae, Parascolopsis melanophrys (2); Priacanthidae, Pristigenys meyeri (2); Serranidae, Odontanthias chrysostictus (6), Odontanthias randalli (5) and Liopropoma latifasciatum (3); Monacanthidae, Thamnaconus multilineatus (1). Large range extensions were found for P. melanophrys, O. chrysostictus, O. randalli and T. multilineatus. The individuals of P. melanophrys are the third and fourth ever-reported individuals of this extremely rare dwarf monocle bream. A new maximum SL of 126 mm was reported for O. chrysostictus. We also encountered one individual of the rare wrasse Bodianus rubrisos recently observed at a more northern location. The current observations extend our knowledge of marine fishes in the Philippines and the unusually high marine biodiversity in this region. As all recorded species are considered inhabitants of mesophotic coral ecosystems, these observations also confirm that fishing pressure has increased in these deeper habitats.

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First record of the rare anthiine Meganthias kingyo (Kon, Yoshino & Sakurai, 2000) (Serranidae) from the Philippines

Cited by 2 publications

References 10 publications

Twenty-eight additions to the length-weight and length-length relationships of Indo-Pacific fishes from the Davao Gulf, Philippines

Twenty-eight additions to the length-weight and length-length relationships of Indo-Pacific fishes from the Davao Gulf, Philippines

Eight new records of marine fishes (Teleostei: Perciformes and Tetraodontiformes) from the Philippines

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