Peixes (excl. Characinidae) /

Taxonomic revision of Sturisoma Swainson, 1838 (Loricariidae: Loricariinae), with descriptions of four new species

“…Parasturisoma Miranda Ribeiro, 1911:109 (type species: Loricaria brevirostris Eigenmann & Eigenmann, 1889, by monotypy; gender: neutral).…”

“…Sturisoma robustum (Regan, 1904). —Eigenmann, 1910:416 (reference); Miranda Ribeiro, 1911: 107 (identified as S. rostrata ; present in Paraguay); Bertoni, 1914:9 (present in Paraguay); Bertoni, 1939:54 (present in Paraguay); Gosline, 1945:109 (reference; as present in Paraguay); Fowler, 1954:124 (reference; distributed at Paraguay River); Arámburu et al, 1962:236 (distributed at Paraguay River; present at Rosário, Santa Fé, Formosa Creek, Pazú‐Zu Creek, and Pilcomayo rivers, in Formosa, Argentina); Ringuelet et al, 1967 (reference; distributed at Pilcomayo, Paraná, and Paraguay rivers); Isbrücker, 1979:88,113 (listed as part of Sturisoma ; lectotype designation); Isbrücker, 1980:95 (valid species in Sturisoma ); Burgess, 1989:440 (reference); Britski et al, 1999:129 (identification key; diagnosis); Isbrücker, 2001:30, 32 (as valid in Loricariidae; German version); Isbrücker, 2002:29 (as valid in Loricariidae; English version); Ferraris, 2003:346 (valid in Loricariinae; distribution; type series); López et al, 2003:49 (as present in Argentina); Menni, 2004:81 (as present in Argentina); Ferraris 2007:299 (valid in Loricariinae; distribution; type series); Sarmiento et al, 2014:192 (as present in Bolivia; record probably belonging to S. reisi ); Mirande & Koerber, 2015:44 (as present in Argentina); Covain et al, 2016:514 (valid as part of Sturisoma , subtribe Farlowellina; included in phylogenetic analysis of Loricariinae); Koerber et al, 2017:65 (as present in Paraguay); Londoño‐Burbano, 2018:1001 (valid in Sturisoma ; identification key of the genus); Londoño‐Burbano & Reis, 2021:7 (valid as part of Sturisoma , tribe Farlowellini; included in Phylogenetic analysis of Loricariinae). Cardoso et al, 2023:517 (synoynm of S .…”

“…Isbrücker & Nijssen (in Isbrücker, 1979) suggested a classification of Loricariinae that included several tribes and subtribes, while describing several new genera and species. Sturisoma was included as part of the subtribe Harttiina (=Harttiini), with Oxyloricaria Bleeker, 1862 and Parasturisoma Miranda Ribeiro, 1911 as junior synonyms, along with Cteniloricaria Isbrücker & Nijssen, 1979, Harttia Steindachner, 1877, Harttiella Boeseman, 1971, Lamontichthys Miranda Ribeiro, 1939, Metaloricaria Isbrücker, 1975, and Sturisomatichthys Isbrücker & Nijssen, 1979. Sturisoma , at that point, included the following species, Sturisoma rostratum , Sturisoma barbatum (Kner, 1853), Sturisoma panamense (Eigenmann & Eigenmann, 1889) (= Sturisomatichthys panamensis ), Sturisoma brevirostre (Eigenmann & Eigenmann, 1889), Sturisoma aureum (Steindachner, 1900) (= Sturisomatichthys aureus ), Sturisoma frenatum (Boulenger, 1902) (= Sturisomatichthys frenatus ), S. guentheri (Regan, 1904), Sturisoma robustum (Regan, 1904) (= S .…”

Comparative morphology and systematics of the cookiecutter sharks, genus Isistius Gill (1864) (Chondrichthyes: Squaliformes: Dalatiidae)

“…(1912): 421 (light emission) [ 87 ]; Garman (1913): 238, 239 (references, description) [ 88 ]; Jordan et al . (1913): 23 (South Pacific, off Fiji, Brazil, Guinea, Japan) [ 89 ]; Lampe (1914): 214 (teeth, size, west of Sierra Leone) [ 90 ]; Metzelaar (1919): 191 (references) [ 91 ]; Miranda Ribeiro (1923): 26 (same as Miranda Ribeiro, 1907) [ 92 ]; Fowler (1926): 5 (in footnote) [ 93 ]; Whitley (1927): 3 (Fiji) [ 94 ]; Fowler (1928): 23 (description, references, Hawaii) [ 95 ]; Duncker & Mohr (1929): 84 (size, depth, Equatorial Pacific near New Guinea) [ 96 ]; Fowler (1930): 497 (distribution) [ 97 ]; Parr (1937): 1 (north of Bahamas) [ 98 ]; Beebe & Tee-Van (1941): 121 (references) [ 99 ]; Fowler (1941): 270 (references, description, distribution, luminescence) [ 100 ]; Tinker (1944): 28 (description, habitat, size) [ 101 ]; Bigelow and Schroeder (1945): 146, fig 55 (description, illustration, habits, range) in [ 102 ]; Bigelow & Schroeder (1948): 509–513 (description, references, range, illustrated) [ 21 ]; Grey (1956): 94 (depth) [ 103 ]; King & Ikehara (1956): 18, fig 2 (morphometrics, illustrated) in [ 104 ]; Bigelow & Schroeder (1957): 11, fig 14c, 109, 124 (morphology, luminescence, illustrated) in [ 105 ]; Backus (1960): 245 (record from Puerto Rico) [ 106 ]; McCormick et al . (1963): 357 (luminescence) [ 107 ]; Strasburg (1963): 33–38 (morphology, teeth, nursery, feeding, illustrated, records from around Marquesas Islands, Central Pacific) [ 26 ]; Garrick & Springer (1964): 681 (morphometrics) [ 15 ]; Hulley & Penrith (1966): 228 (differences from Euprotomicroides ) [ 9 ]; Hubbs et al .…”

Phylogeny of the tribe Riorajini with comments on the morphological character evolution within Rajiformes (Chondrichthyes, Batoidea)

“…Compagno (1999, 2005) mentioned the probable existence of one undescribed species for Atlantoraja , but no further information on morphological characters or location was provided by the author. Representatives of this tribe are endemic to the inshore waters occurring in the Southwestern Atlantic Ocean, from Espírito Santo (Brazil) to Argentina (Cousseau et al, 2000, 2007; Devincenzi & Baratini, 1926; Evermann & Kendall, 1907; Marini, 1928, 1929; McEachran & Dunn, 1998; Meneses & Paesch, 2003; Menni, 1973; Menni & López, 1984; Miranda Ribeiro, 1907, 1923; Roux, 1979; Ruschi, 1965).…”