中国云南怒江水系鰋属鱼类一新种

Abstract

A new species of the sisorid catfish genus Exostoma Blyth, 1860 was collected from two hill-stream tributaries of the Nujiang (Salween River) drainage in Gaoligong Mountain, south-western Yunnan Province, China from 2003 to 2006 and from two tributaries of the Salween River in Cangyuan County, Lingcang Prefecture, Yunnan Province, China (in 2007) and in Yongde County, Lingcang Prefecture, Yunnan Province, China (in 2015). Exostoma gaoligongense sp. nov. is the 10th species of the genus and is most similar to E. vinciguerrae in morphology but can be distinguished by pelvic fin reaching anus vs. not reaching; maxillary barbels just reaching or slightly surpassing pectoral-fin origin vs. surpassing pectoral-fin origin or even reaching posterior end of gill membrane; abdominal vertebrae 23-25 vs. 25-27; length of dorsal fin/dorsal to adipose distance 90.3%-287.0% vs. 59.2-85.7. A key to Exostoma spp. is provided.

The complete mitochondrial genome of Exostoma gaoligongense (Siluriformes: Sisoridae) and its phylogenetic analysis within glyptosternine catfishes

“…E. gaoligongense , recently described by Chen et al. ( 2017 ) based on morphological diagnosis, was endemic to four tributaries (Manggang River, Tangxi River, Xinya River and Nanzha River) of Nujiang (upper Salween) River in Yunnan, China.…”