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Minami-satsuma, Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan Malaysia KAUMI. 151 KAUMI. 46904 (n = 5)Standard length 251.0 170.4 158.9172.9Counts'RUVDOQUD\VXQEUDQFKHG 3 3 3'RUVDOQUD\VEUDQFKHG 16 15 1315$QDOQUD\VXQEUDQFKHG 3 3 3$QDOQUD\VEUDQFKHG 14 15 13163HFWRUDOQUD\VXQEUDQFKHG 1 1 13HFWRUDOQUD\VEUDQFKHG 15 16 16173HOYLFQUD\VXQEUDQFKHG 1 1 13HOYLFQUD\VEUDQFKHG 7 7 7&DXGDOQUD\VXSSHUORZHU Gill rakers on 1st gill arch (upper) 15 16 1420 Gill rakers on 1st gill arch (lower) 40 40 3943 Gill rakers on 1st gill arch (total) 55 56 5363 Gill rakers on 2nd gill arch (upper) 14 14 1315 Gill rakers on 2nd gill arch (lower) 36 36 3540 Gill rakers on 2nd gill arch (total) 50 50 4955 Gill rakers on 3rd gill arch (upper) 13 13 1214 Gill rakers on 3rd gill arch (lower) 32 27 2732 Gill rakers on 3rd gill arch (total) 45 40 3945 Gill rakers on 4th gill arch (upper) 13 11 1113 Gill rakers on 4th gill arch (lower) 20 18 1619 Gill rakers on 4th gill arch (total) 33 29 2732 Gill rakers on posterior face of 3rd gill arch 8 7 69 Prepelvic scute 17 16 16 Postepelvic scute 15 14 1315 Lateral line scales 40 41 4041 Predorsal scales 14 14 1415Measurements (%SL) Head Length 21.9 23.3 23.725.3 (24.4) Body depth 20.8 19.7 20.723.0 (21.7)3UHGRUVDOQOHQJWK 44.5 45.4 44.646.9 (45.6) Snout tip to pectoral insertion 22.0 23.7 23.524.6 (23.9) Snout tip to pelvic insertion 49.2 50.6 48.951.5 (49.7)6QRXWWRDQDOQRULJLQ 77.3 79.3 77.381.4 (78.8)'RUVDOQEDVHOHQJWK 11.4 11.3 10.711.8 (11.2)$QDOQEDVHOHQJWK 13.0 13.6 12.816.8 (13.9) Caudal peduncle length 10.0 9.9 9.210.7 (9.9) Caudal peduncle depth 6.1 6.7 6.57.7 (6.9) Orbit diameter 6.1 6.2 5.77.5 (6.5) Eye diameter 5.4 6.3 5.26.2 (5.8) Snout length 7.4 7.3 7.57.9 (7.7)3HFWRUDOQOHQJWK 14.1 15.0 14.716.5 (15.7)3HOYLFQOHQJWK broken 8.0 7.48.9 (8.1) Head width 10.7 10.9 10.511.8 (11.1) Interorbital width 4.9 3.4 4.34.9 (4.5) Postorbital length of the head 9.8 10.1 9.711.1 (10.4) Upper jaw length 7.9 8.0 8.59.8 (8.8) Mandibular length 9.2 9.8 9.411.0 (9.9)

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Kimura, S. 2009. Amblygaster sirm. Page 29 in S. Kimura and U. Satapoomin (eds.). Fishes of Andaman Sea, west coast of southern Thailand. National Museum of Nature and Science, Tokyo.

Kimura, S. 2011. Amblygaster sirm. Page 38 in M. Matsunuma, H. Motomura, K. Matsuura, N. A. M. Shazili and M. A. Ambak (eds.). Fishes of Terengganu east coast of Malay Peninsula, Malaysia. National Museum of Nature and Science, Tokyo, Universiti Malaysia Terengganu, Terengganu, and Kagoshima University Museum, Kagoshima.

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Wongratana, T., T. A. Monroe and M. S. Nizinski. 1999. Order Clupeiformes. Engraulidae. anchovies. Pages 16981753 in .(&DUSHQWHUDQG9+1LHPHGV)$2VSHFLHVLGHQWL-FDWLRQJXLGHIRUVKHU\SXUSRVHV7KHOLYLQJPDULQHUHVRXUFHVRIWKHZHVWHUQFHQWUDO3DFLF9RO%DWRLGVKHVFKLPDHUDVand bony fishes part 1 (Elopidae to Linophrynidae). FAO, Rome.

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of Synodus oculeus (Aulopiformes: Synodontidae) from Yoron-jima island, Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan. Nature of Kagoshima 39: 2729.

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Table 1. Counts and proportional measurements of Synodus oculeus.

Standard length (SL; mm) 97106 (102, 3)Counts'RUVDOQUD\V 12 (3)$QDOQUD\V 911 (10.0, 3)3HFWRUDOQUD\V 12 (3)3HOYLFQUD\V 8 (3)%UDQFKHGFDXGDOQUD\V 19 (2)Scales on lateral line 5556 (55.3, 3)Scales above lateral line 3.5 (3)Scales below lateral line 4 (3)Predorsal scales 1415 (14.3, 3)Circumpedunclar scales 14 (3)Rows of cheek scales 3 (3)Total vertebrae 5556 (55.3, 3)

Measurements (% SL)Head length 2929 (29.2, 3)3UHGRUVDOQOHQJWK 4143 (41.9, 3)3UHDGLSRVHQOHQJWK 8485 (84.5, 3)3UHDQDOQOHQJWK 7780 (78.4, 3)3UHSHFWRUDOQOHQJWK 2729 (27.8, 3)3UHSHOYLFQOHQJWK 3638 (36.9, 3)Body depth 1415 (14.5, 3)Caudal-peduncle depth 4.45.0 (4.7, 3)Caudal-peduncle length 1113 (11.7, 3)First-dorsal ray length 9.711 (10.1, 2)/RQJHVWGRUVDOQOHQJWK 1618 (16.4, 3)/RQJHVWDQDOQOHQJWK 6.78.9 (7.7, 3)3HFWRUDOQOHQJWK 1515 (15.1, 3)3HOYLFQOHQJWK 2425 (24.6, 3)'RUVDOQEDVHOHQJWK 1415 (14.2, 3)$QDOQEDVHOHQJWK 8.79.9 (9.3, 3)

Measurements (% head length)Snout length 2224 (22.8, 3)Upper-jaw length 5660 (57.7, 3)Eye diameter 2729 (27.7, 3)Interorbital width 1620 (18.2, 3)

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Dampieria melanotaenia: Kamohara, 1957: 20 (Kikai-jima island); Kamohara and Yamakawa, 1968: 9 (Kikai-jima island).

Dampieria spiloptera: Kamohara and Yamakawa, 1965: 10 (Amami-oshima island).

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fishes (Perciformes: Pseudochromidae) of Kagoshima Prefecture, southern Japan. Nature of Kagoshima 39: 3145.

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8494 99.9 mmKAUMI. 8495 94.6 mmKAUMI. 8496 86.3 mmKAUMI. 8497 43.7 mmKAUMI. 8498 47.7 mmKAUMI. 8499 49.3 mmKAUMI. 8500 47.0 mmKAUMI. 8501 43.7 mmKAUMI. 8502 45.3 mm1954 5KAUMI. 15099 91.6 mm1975 6 19 KAUMI. 24313 110.0 mm1( 12 m2009 8 23YCM-P. 38420 122.9 mm1998 829YCM-P. 41237 34.3 mm2000 8 30KPM-NI 26350 95.8 mm

2010 5 3KPM-NI 26634 103.6 mmKPM-NI 26635 95.2 mmKPM-NI 26636 98.3 mm20105 1 KAUMI. 1900 52.7 mmKAUMI.

14292 41.2 mmKAUMI. 14293 36.9 mmKAUMI. 14294 35.1 mmKAUMI. 14295 35.9 mm1961 7KAUMI. 46065 79.6 mm 1( 25 m2012 4 19 KAUMKAUMI. 47954 46.0 mm1( 12 m2012 8 15KAUMKAUMI. 50845 99.4 mm1(2012 8 20KPM-NI 21142 52.9 mm1(2007 8 21KAUMI. 35794 69.4 mm

2010

25 1415 1719 51416 5258 4754 1124 56 2125 2327 2430 49 1119

Gill, 2004Senou et al., 20021992Kamohara, 1957Kamohara and Yamakawa, 19652013bMotomura et al., 20102005, 2009 Schmidt, 1930Kamohara and Yamakawa, 1965Gill, 20042006 Kamohara, 1957Kamohara and Yamakawa, 1968Aoyagi, 1941, 1943Gill, 2004Senou et al., 2006Gill, 200419942009Senou et al., 2007 Aoyagi, 1941, 1943Gill, 2004Aoyagi, 1941, 1943Aoyagi, 1941, 1943

5258 4754

Pictichromis porphyrea (Lubbock and Goldman, 1974)

(Fig. 1B; Tables 115)

Pseudochromis poyphyreus Lubbock and Goldman, 1974: 107, pl. 1 (type locality: Ishigaki-jima island, Japan).

Pictichromis porphyrea: XQQXPEHUHGJMotomura et DOJ


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1( 2 m2012 8 20KAUMKAUMI. 50861 24.3 mm1( 1517 m2012 8 21KAUM

2122 1012 1618 5

1215 30382128 09 34 1314 1617 1317 25 711

Fig. 1. Specimens of Pseudochromidae collected from Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan. A, Labracinus cyclophtamus (KAUMI. 32328, male, 110.4 mm SL, Iou-jima island); B, Pictichromis porphyrea (KAUMI. 50861, 24.3 mm SL, Yoron-jima island); C, Pseudochromis cyanotaenia (KAUMI. 17462, male, 37.8 mm SL, Amami-oshima island); D, Pseudochromis cyanotaenia (KAUMI. 47817, female, 35.2 mm SL, Yoron-jima island); E, Pseudochromis fuscus (YCMP. 39112, preserved specimen, 41.5 mm SL, Amami-oshima island); F, Pseudochromis luteus (KAUMI. 11161, male, 42.9 mm, Yaku-shima island); G, Pseudochromis marshallensis (KAUMI. 29610, 38.9 mm SL, Yaku-shima island); H, Amsichthys kinighti (KAUMI. 29651, male, 26.5 mm SL, Take-shima island); I, Pseudoplesiops annae (KAUMI. 31411, 26.3 mm SL, Iou-jima island); J, Pseudoplesiops rosae (KAUMI. 50857, 17.9 mm SL, Yoron-jima island).

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'RVDOQVHJPHQWHGUD\V21 22 23 24 25 26

PseudochrominaeLabracinus cyclophthalmus n = 37 37Pictichromis porphyrea n = 09 4 5Pseudochromis caynotaenia n = 29 2 26 1P. fuscus n = 07 3 4P. luteus n = 17 2 14 1P. mashallensis n = 37 8 29PseudoplesiopinaeAmsichthys knighti n = 10 10Pseudoplesiops annae n = 16 11 5P. rosae n = 06 1 5

$QDOQVHJPHQWHGUD\V10 11 12 13 14 15 16

PseudochrominaeLabracinus cyclophthalmus n = 37 33 4Pictichromis porphyrea n = 09 1 1 7Pseudochromis caynotaenia n = 29 6 23P. fuscus n = 07 7P. luteus n = 17 7 10P. mashallensis n = 37 3 29 5PseudoplesiopinaeAmsichthys knighti n = 10 10Pseudoplesiops annae n = 16 5 11P. rosae n = 06 4 2

3HFWUDOQUD\V16 17 18 19

PseudochrominaeLabracinus cyclophthalmus n = 37 3 32 2Pictichromis porphyrea n = 09 3 4 2Pseudochromis caynotaenia n = 28 22 4 2P. fuscus n = 07 1 4 2P. luteus n = 17 6 7 2 2P. mashallensis n = 37 21 10 6PseudoplesiopinaeAmsichthys knighti n = 10 9 1Pseudoplesiops annae n = 16 11 5P. rosae n = 06 6

3ULQFLSDOFDXGDOQUD\V11 12 13 14 15 16

PseudochrominaeLabracinus cyclophthalmus n = 36 3 28 5Pictichromis porphyrea n = 09 1 2 2 4Pseudochromis caynotaenia n = 27 1 2 4 19 1P. fuscus n = 07 1 3 3P. luteus n = 17 4 13P. mashallensis n = 36 3 7 26PseudoplesiopinaeAmsichthys knighti n = 10 10Pseudoplesiops annae n = 16 16P. rosae n = 06 5 1

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7DEOH)UHTXHQF\GLVWULEXWLRQRISHFWRUDOQUD\FRXQWVLQ3VHXGRFKURPLQDHDQG3VHXGRSOHVLRSLQDHIURP.DJRVKLPD3UHIHFWXUH-DSDQ

7DEOH)UHTXHQF\GLVWULEXWLRQRIDQDOQVHJPHQWHGUD\FRXQWVLQ3VHXGRFKURPLQDHDQG3VHXGRSOHVLRSLQDHIURP.DJRVKLPD3UHIHFWXUHJapan.

7DEOH)UHTXHQF\GLVWULEXWLRQRIGRUVDOQVHJPHQWHGUD\FRXQWVLQ3VHXGRFKURPLQDHDQG3VHXGRSOHVLRSLQDHIURP.DJRVKLPD3UHIHFWXUHJapan.


35

Gill,

20042013cMotomura et al., 2010 2006Gill, 2004Senou et al., 20061994Senou et al., 2007 Lubbock and Goldman, 1974Gill, 2004

101212

Pseudochromis cyanotaenia Bleeker, 1857

(Figs. 1C, DTables 115)

Pseudochromis cyanotaenia Bleeker, 1857: 72 (type locality: Molucca Islands, Indonesia); Kamohara, 1957: 20 (Kikai-jima island); Kamohara and Yamakawa, 1965: 10 (Kikai-jima island); Gill, 2004: 94 (Kikai-jima island); Motomura et al., J

36


Scale rows in longitu

dinal series

2627

2829

3031

3233

3435

3637

3839

52

5354

5556

5758

Pseudochrominae

Labracinus cyclophthalmus

n = 25

25

37

53

Pictichrom

is porphyrea

n = 07

12

12

1Pseudochromis caynotaenia

n = 18

16

65

P. fu

scus

n = 05

11

11

1P. lu

teus

n = 14

13

12

52

P. mashallensis

n = 21

24

16

8Pseudoplesiopinae

Amsichthys knighti

n = 10

55

Pseudoplesiops annae

n = 16

412

P. ro

sae

n = 06

14

1

Anterior lateral-line sc

ales

2122

2324

2526

2728

2930

31

4748

4950

5152

5354

Pseudochrominae


n = 33

12

75

65

43

Pictichrom

is porphyrea

n = 09

11

23

11

Pseudochromis caynotaenia

n = 20

11

43

44

21

P. fu

scus

n = 07

11

32

P. lu

teus

n = 15

21

56

1P. mashallensis

n = 25

12

107

41

Posterior lateral-line sc

ales

01

23

45

67

89

1011

1213

1415

1617

1819

20

24Pseudochrominae


n = 29

11

12

22

54

92

Pictichrom

is porphyrea

n = 09

11

21

31


n = 20

11

38

32

2P. fu

scus

n = 07

51

1P. lu

teus

n = 15

45

41

1P. mashallensis

n = 25

12

46

84

Table 5. Frequency distributio

n of sc

ale rows in longitu

dinal series in Pseudochrominae and Pseudoplesiopinae from

Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan.


n of anterior lateral-line sc

ales in Pseudochrom

inae from



n of posterio

r lateral-line sc

ales in Pseudochrom

inae from



37

Kamohara, 1957; Gill, 2004; 2013Senou et al., 2006 Senou et al., 2007Aoyagi, 1941, 19431994 22

13

Pseudochromis fuscus Muller and Troschel, 1849

(Fig. 1ETables 115)

Pseudochromis fuscus0XOOHUDQG7URVKHOSOJ(type locality: Sulawasi, Indonesia); J

YCM-P. 37740 37.0 mm1995 8 21YCM-P. 37763 33.7 mm1995 8 24YCM-P. 37901 28.0 mm1997 2 18YCM-P. 390942 16.629.9 mm1999 11 2YCM-P. 39112 41.5 mm1999 11 3YCM-P. 41174 40.9 mm2000 8 30

2526 14 1618 51315 3339 2329 69 34 1619 1922 2325 7 79

Gill, 2004; Allen and Erdmann, 2012Randall et al., 1997; Allen and Erdmann, 2012 201319921992Senou et al., 2006Senou et al., 20071992Randall et al., 19971992

Pseudochromis marshalensis Schultz et al., 1953

Pseudochromis luteus Aoyagi, 1943

(Fig. 1FTables 115)

Pseudochromis luteus Aoyagi, 1943: 103, pl. 25, fig. 1 (type locality: Kikai-jima island, Ryukyu Islands); Kamohara, 1957: 20 (Kikai-jima island); Kamohara and Yamakawa, 1965: 10 (Kikai-jima island); Motomura et al., 2010: 102, fig. 141 (Yaku-shima island); 2013: 808

KAUMI. 11161 42.9 mm1( 03 m2008 8 10KAUMKAUMI. 11362 31.3 mm1( 03 m20088 12KAUMKAUMI. 11485 44.3 mm 1( 0.15 m2008 8 13KAUMKAUMI. 11537 23.4 mm1( 0.52m2008 8 14KAUMKAUMI. 20245 32.3 mm1( 011 m200810 30KAUMKAUMI. 20329

Scales between lateral lines3 4 5 6

PseudochrominaeLabracinus cyclophthalmus n = 31 24 7Pictichromis porphyrea n = 07 2 5Pseudochromis caynotaenia n = 22 22P. fuscus n = 05 1 4P. luteus n = 16 13 3P. mashallensis n = 28 5 23

Table 8. Frequency distribution of scale counts between lateral lines in Pseudochrominae from Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan.

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1112

1314

1516

1718

1920

2122

2324

25Pseudochrominae


n = 27

34

117

2Pictichrom

is porphyrea

n = 08

35


n = 24

26

132

1P. fu

scus

n = 06

12

21

P. lu

teus

n = 14

15

71

P. mashallensis

n = 27

414

81

Pseudoplesiopinae

Amsichthys knighti

n = 10

91


n = 16

151

P. ro

sae

n = 06

42

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QRULJLQLQ3VHXGRFKURP

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Circ

umpeduncular sc

ales

1617

1819

2021

2223

2425

2627

Pseudochrominae


n = 24

36

49

2Pictichrom

is porphyrea

n = 07

61


n = 24

231

P. fu

scus

n = 06

11

21

1P. lu

teus

n = 16

16P. mashallensis

n = 30

255

Pseudoplesiopinae

Amsichthys knighti

n = 10

10Pseudoplesiops annae

n = 16

16P. ro

sae

n = 06

6

Predorsal scales

78

910

1112

1314

1516

1718

1920

2122

2324

2526

2728

2930

Pseudochrominae


n = 33

11

57

89

2Pictichrom

is porphyrea

n = 07

41


n = 16

12

16

33

P. fu

scus

n = 05

13

1P. lu

teus

n = 12

22

24

2P. mashallensis

n = 26

53

25

33

23

Pseudoplesiopinae

Amsichthys knighti

n = 10

46


n = 16

16P. ro

sae

n = 06

6

Table 10. F

requency distributio

n of circ

umpeduncular sc

ale counts in Pseudochrom

inae and Pseudoplesiopinae from


Table 11. F


n of predorsal sc

ale counts in Pseudochrom

inae and Pseudoplesiopinae from



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42.6 mm1( 1.03.0m2008 10 31KAUMKPM-NI 22772 42.3 mm2008 6 3KPM-NI 22910 25.5 mm2008 8 1KPM-NI 22916 39.2 mm2008 8 2KAUMI. 14779 27.0 mm

1975 6 12KAUMI. 34419 31.1 mm1( 0.5 m2010 11 24YCM-P. 41385 29.1 mm2000 9 1KAUMI. 45843 25.8 mm

1( 5 m2012 4 16KAUMI. 47816 36.7 mm1( 28 m2012 8 13KAUMKAUMI. 45888 29.9 mm1( 0.3 m2012 4 17KAUMKAUMI. 13947 41.6 mmKAUMI.

13949 41.6 mm

2426 1314 1619 5 1415 33382731 51034 131616 1317 34 710 2 3

Gill, 2004; Allen and

Erdmann, 2012Motomura et al., 2010Aoyagi, 1943; Kamohara, 1957; Kamohara and Yamakawa, 196520132013Gill, 2004 2426 25

Pseudochromis marshalensis Schultz et al., 1953

Pseudochromis marshallensis Schultz et al., 1953

(Fig. 1GTables 115)

Pseudochromis marshallensis Schultz et al., 1953: 392, fig. 63 (type locality: off Rongelap Island, Rongelap Atoll); 2009J%; Motomura et al., 2010: 102, J

40


Gill rakers

Upper limb

Lower limb

34

56

78

96

78

910

1112

1314

15Pseudochrominae


n = 37

616

132

25

208

2Pictichrom

is porphyrea

n = 09

43

21

12

13


n = 28

916

310

125

1P. fu

scus

n = 07

14

11

43

P. lu

teus

n = 17

45

62

46

7P. mashallensis

n = 37

415

153

925

3Pseudoplesiopinae

Amsichthys knighti

n = 10

73

37


n = 16

106

75

31

P. ro

sae

n = 04

11

21

3

Total gill rakers

1011

1213

1415

1617

1819

2021

22Pseudochrominae


n = 37

17

1311

5Pictichrom

is porphyrea

n = 09

22

13


n = 28

58

94

11

P. fu

scus

n = 07

12

22

P. lu

teus

n = 17

32

83

1P. mashallensis

n = 37

813

133

Pseudoplesiopinae

Amsichthys knighti

n = 10

26


n = 16

56

22

1P. ro

sae

n = 04

12

1

Table 13. F


n of gill-raker counts in Pseudochrominae and Pseudoplesiopinae from


Table 14. F


n of total gill-raker counts in Pseudochrominae and Pseudoplesiopinae from



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KAUMKAUMI. 37620 47.6 mmKAUMI. 37669 41.8 mmKAUMI. 37676 43.6 mm1( 510 m2011 5 10 KAUM KAUMI. 37698 45.9 mmKAUMI. 37699 43.4 mm 1( 1030 m2011 5 12KAUMKAUMI. 37814 40.2 mm1( 510 m2011 5 16KAUMKAUMI. 11275 42.6 mmKAUMI.

11296 50.7 mm1( 03 m2008 8 11KAUMKAUMI. 11618 44.8 mm1( 03 m2008 8 18KAUMI. 15400 43.5 mm

1975 7 3YCM-P. 377242 37.639.9 mm1995 8 21YCM-P. 378912 29.730.4 mm1997 2 19YCM-P. 38294 40.5 mm1998 8 27YCM-P. 39174 39.6 mmYCM-P. 39182 21.4 mm1999 11 4YCM-P. 39233 31.9 mm1999 11 5YCM-P. 41113 38.6 mm2000 8 29YCM-P. 41457 26.0 mm2000 9 2KAUMI. 39777 43.0 mm

1( 13 m2011 8 10KAUMI. 41113 25.5 mm1( 210 m2011 8 18KAUMI. 47818 25.0 mm1( 28 m2012 8 13KAUMKAUMI. 50804 31.5 mm1( 2 m2012 8 19 KAUMKAUMI. 50833 18.8 mm1( 3 m2012 8 20KAUMKAUMI. 50864 40.2 mm1( 1517 m2012 8 21KAUMKAUMI. 51367 40.8 mm 1( 8 m2012 10 25 KAUMKAUMI. 51509 37.9 mm1( 8 m2012 10 28KAUMI. 2213 40.1 mm

2425 1214 1618 5 1315 32362531 38 34 1417 1617 1421 35 710

3VHXGREUDQFKODPHQWV

45

67

89

1011

1213

1415

1617

1819

Pseudochrominae


n = 34

12

69

62

62

Pictichrom

is porphyrea

n = 08

12

21


n = 23

812

3P. fu

scus

n = 07

12

4P. lu

teus

n = 17

95

21

P. mashallensis

n = 37

816

112

Pseudoplesiopinae

Amsichthys knighti

n = 06

13


n = 08

8P. ro

sae

n = 04

13

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Schultz et al., 1953; Gill, 2004; Allen and Erdmann, 2012Senou et al., 2002Randall et al., 1997; Gill, 200420132013d2013dMotomura et al., 20102009Gill, 20042013Senou et al., 2006Senou et al., 2007Gill, 200420132013 2425 25

121413

Pseudochromis tapeinosoma Bleeker, 1853

Pseudochromis tapeinosoma Bleeker, 1853: 273 (type locality: Atapupu, Timor, Indonesia); Motomura and Aizawa, 2011J(


43

1993

Pseudoplesiops annae (Weber, 1913)

(Fig. 1ITables 15, 915)

Nematochromis annae Weber, 1913: 265, fig. 66 (type locality: Solor Strait, Indonesia).

Pseudoplesiops annae: XQQXPEHUHGJV

KAUMI. 30617 23.4 mm1( 222 m2010 6 27KAUMI. 31411 26.3 mmKAUMI. 31412 21.5 mm1( 222 m2010 7 24KAUMYCM-P. 37764 21.0 mm

1994 8 31YCM-P. 38300 20.0 mm1994 8 31YCM-P. 38317 22.9 mm1994 9 1YCM-P. 38457 23.3 mm1994 9 2YCM-P. 39176 25.0 mm1995 8 21YCM-P. 410933 16.427.0 mm1995 8 22YCM-P. 41203 18.3 mm1995 8 23 YCM-P. 412663 20.428.3 mm1995 8 24YCM-P. 41390 23.7 mm1995 8 26

2526 1516 1617 3 15 3435 1213 16 7 2 5 1

Allen and Erdmann, 201220132013

Pseudoplesiops rosae Schultz, 1943

Fig. 1J; Tables 15, 915

Pseudoplesiops rosae Shultz, 1943: 117, fig. 11 (type locality: Rose Island, American Samoa); Motomura and Aizawa, 2011: J)

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Mullidae: Upeneus 28 Yamashita et al., 2011; Motomura et al., 2012 24 2000Yamashita et al., 2011Motomura et al., 20122013

1975 2 Parupeneus indicus (Shaw, 1803)Motomura et al. (2010Motomura and Aizawa (2011 0XOORLGLFKWK\VDYROLQHDWX (Lacepde, 1801) 0YDQLFROHQVLV (Valenciennes, 1831) Parupeneus barberinoides (Bleeker, 1852) P. barberinus (Lacepde, 1801) P. ciliatus (Lacepde, 1802) P. cyclostomus (Lacepde, 1801) P. multifasciatus (Quoy and Gaimard, 1825) P. pleu-rostigma (Bennett, 1831) P. spilurus (Bleeker, 1854) P. trifasciatus (Lacepde, 1801) Upeneus tragula Richardson, 1846 3 12

2012 7 15

8SHQHXVYLWWDWXV (Forsskl, 1775) 1

Randall and Kulbicki (2006SL 0.1 mm 2KPMSMF 1185 Uiblein and Heemstra2010KAUM

Upeneus vittatus (Forsskl, 1775)

Fig. 1; Table 1

0XOOXVYLWWDWXV Forsskl, 1775: 31 (type locality: Red

Sea).

8SHQHXVYLWWDWXV: Blegvad and Lppenthin, 1944: 134, pl.

J3HUVLDQ*XOI6PLWKSOJ

561 (East London, South Africa); Ben-tuvia and

.LVVLOJ6RFLHW\,VODQGV0DVXGDDQG

Kobayashi, 1994: 176, fig. 3 (Yaeyama Islands,

Upeneus vittatus (Forsskl, 1775)

1 2

1 1080075 4572 5600056 21617

Shitamitsu, T. and H. Nishiyama. 2013. First record of 8SHQHXVYLWWDWXV (Forsskl, 1775) (Perciformes: Mulli-dae) from Yaku-shima island, Kagoshima Prefecture, southern Japan. Nature of Kagoshima 39: 4750.

HN: 21617 Miyayama, Toyonaka, Osaka 5600056, -DSDQHPDLOKQLVKL\DPDBGDPVHOVK#\DKRRFRMS

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Okinawa); Hatooka, 2000: 872, unnumbered fig.

(Kochi and southward in Japan; Indo-West Pacific);

Randall and Kulbicki 2006: 306, fig. 9 (Hawaiian

Islands); Uiblein and Heemstra 2010: 56, pls. 23 (Red

Sea, Mauritius and Mozambique); Hatooka and

'RLXFKLXQQXPEHUHGJ7DWH\DPD%D\

Chiba; Wagu, Mie; Ukui, Wakayama; Tosa Bay;

Tomioka, Kumamoto; Kasasa and Sata, Kagoshima;

Ryukyu Archipelago; southern Taiwan; and Indo-

3DFLF


49

33Randall and Kulbick2006)20138SHQHXVYLWWDWXV (Forsskl, 1775)

8VXEYLWWDWXV (Temminck and Schlegel, 1843) U. taenio-pterus Cuvier, 1829

Uiblein and Heemsta, 20102013 125312123

Yaku-shima island, Kagoshima, Japan

Eritrea, southern Red Sea

Okinawa and Miyazaki, Japan

Non-type Neotype1 Non-typesn = 1 n = 1 n = 7

Standard length (SL; mm) 51.1 163 58.6222.2Counts modes2

Dorsal-n rays VIII, 9 VIII, 9 VIII, 9 VIII, 9Pectoral-n rays 16 16 1517 16Pelvic-n rays I, 5 I, 5 I, 5Anal-n rays I, 6 I, 6 I, 6Pored lateral-line scales 33 36 3336 34Scales above lateral line 23 3Scales below lateral line 58 6Scale rows between dorsal ns 5 46 5Gill rakers 26 27 2427 24

Measurements (% of SL) means2

Body depth 23.3 26 22.730.6 26.8Body width 12.7 13.417.6 15.2Head length 32.3 31 29.132.7 31.1Snout length 10.8 11 10.013.6 11.9Orbit diameter 7.0 7.3 6.37.7 7.1Interorbital width 8.6 8.0 7.79.2 8.2Upper-jaw length 10.4 12 10.313.1 11.8Cheek depth 6.5 5.810.5 8.5Barbel length 16.4 18 16.718.6 17.7Caudal-peduncle depth 10.2 11 9.512.2 11.1Caudal-peduncle length 23.9 20 18.824.4 21.4Pre-rst dorsal-n length 40.1 41 38.142.4 40.7Pre-pelvic-n length 33.7 35 33.434.5 34.1Pre-anal-n length 70.3 70 65.772.0 69.22nd dorsal-n spine length 19.4 20.522.8 21.53rd dorsal-n spine length 18.0 20.522.4 20.94th dorsal-n spine length 17.0 18.921.4 19.65th dorsal-n spine length 12.5 16.518.8 16.91st dorsal-n soft ray length 7.88.8 8.32nd dorsal-n soft ray length 13.5 13.214.9 13.98th dorsal-n soft ray length 6.8 5.26.9 6.29th dorsal-n soft ray length 7.6 7.28.8 8.1Anal-n spine length 7.8 4.69.5 8.01st anal-n soft ray length 12.1 16 13.014.3 13.82nd anal-n soft ray length 12.5 12.013.5 12.9Last anal-n soft ray length 7.8 8.09.6 8.9Caudal-n length 26.8 29 26.529.9 27.8Caudal-concavity length 14.418.4 16.8Pectoral-n length 17.5 23 19.122.6 21.1Pelvic-n spine length 14.9 14.015.5 15.0Longest pelvic-n ray length 16.8 18 16.717.6 17.2

1Data from Uiblein and Heemstra (2010). 2Data include neotype and non-types of 8SHQHXVYLWWDWXV.

Table 1. Counts and measurements (% SL) of 8SHQHXVYLWWDWXV.

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Uiblein and Heemsta, 20102013

8SHQHXVYLWWDWXV8 58.6222.2 mmKPM-NI 19886222.2 mm2007 10 15 KPM-NI 21386 208.8 mm2008 0308KPM-NI 2455398.6 mm 8 m2007 11 4 KPM-NI 30519 217.0 mm2012 03KPM-NI 30552 213.8 mm2012 03KPM-NI 33123 59.1 mm1990 08 28KPM-NI 33124 58.6 mm1990 08 28

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Callionymidae 184 14 34 1Nakabo, 19822000Fricke, 2002Motomura and Mukai, 2006 2009Allen and Erdmann, 20112010

7 1120102010 4 7 Repomucenus lunatus (Temminck and Schlegel, 1845)2011 6 1 Paradiplo-JUDPPXVFXUYLVSLQQLV (Fricke and Zaiser Brownell,

1993) 1 1

Nakabo (1982)

0.1 mmKAUMI. 283302000KAUM: Kagoshima University Museum

Paradiplogrammus curvispinnis

(Fricke and Zaiser Brownell, 1993)

Fig. 1; Table 1

KAUMI. 38615 49.5 mm1( 25 m2011 6 1

% Table 1 IV-8 7 i, 7, ii i, 16 I, 5 4 1

2 Paradiplogrammus curvispinnis Repomucenus lunatus

1 2 3

1 8900065 121302 8900065 12124

3 8900065 12130

Iwatsubo, H., M. Meguro and H. Motomura. 2013. First

records of dragonets, 3DUDGLSORJUDPPXVFXUYLVSLQQLVand Repomucenus lunatus (Perciformes: Callionymidae), from Kagoshima Bay, Japan. Nature of Kagoshima 39: 5154.


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1 12 2 4 2 2 2

1 6 1 2 4 1

2013199620002011201120131994199620002011

14 2 8 2 7

3FXUYLVSLQQLV 1 1Fricke and Zaiser Brownell (1993)2000

3FXUYLVSLQQLV R. lunatusKAUMI. 38615

KAUMI. 28330

Kagoshima Bay, JapanStanderd length (mm) 49.5 57.1Total length (mm) 69.6 71.5Measurements (% SL)Body width 23.0 17.5Body depth 12.7 12.8Caudal peduncle depth 6.5 5.33UHGRUVDOQOHQJWK 38.4 33.3&DXGDOQOHQJWK 40.6 25.2Head length 32.9 25.6Eye diameter 9.7 8.9Snout length 13.9 9.1Upper jaw length 11.9 9.1Interorbital width 0.8 1.6VWGRUVDOQVSLQHOHQJWK 14.7 12.3QGGRUVDOQVSLQHOHQJWK 13.5 8.6UGGRUVDOQVSLQHOHQJWK 11.1 6.3WKGRUVDOQVSLQHOHQJWK 8.5 3.9VWGRUVDOQUD\OHQJWK 17.4 17.0/DVWGRUVDOQUD\OHQJWK 15.6 13.7VWDQDOQUD\OHQJWK 9.5 8.9/DVWDQDOQUD\OHQJWK 14.3 11.73HFWRUDOQOHQJWK 22.4 20.03HOYLFQOHQJWK 29.3 23.5Preopercular spine length 4.6 6.5Anal papilla length 2.0 1.2

Table 1. Proportional measurements (as percentages of standard length) of specimens of 3DUDGLSORJUDPPXVFXUYLVSLQQLV and Repomucenus lunatus from Kagoshima, Japan.

Fig. 1. Preserved specimen of3DUDGLSORJUDPPXVFXUYLVSLQQLV from Kagoshima Bay, Japan (KAUMI. 38615, male, 49.5 mm SL).


53

199420002013 150 km

Repomucenus lunatus (Temminck and Schlegel, 1845)

(Fig. 2; Table 1)

KAUMI. 28330 57.1 mm 1( 25 m2010 4 7

% Table 1 IV-9 9 i, 7, ii i, 17 I, 5 2 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 3

2

1 2 1

1984

19852004201019841985200420102013Kamohara, 1952Fricke, 19831984198520032004201020122013

1 2 99

Fig. 2. Fresh specimen of Repomucenus lunatus from Kagoshima Bay, Japan (KAUMI. 28330, female, 57.1 mm SL).

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R. lunatus 1 4 1Fricke (1983)20001881R.

lunatus 1881 R. lunatus1881 R. lunatus

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Eleotridae: Eleotris E. oxyce-phala Temminck and Schlegel, 1845 E. melanosoma Bleeker, 1853 E. acan-thopoma Bleeker, 1853 E. fusca (Forster, 1801) 420042001200420092012

10 151941196719781992

2012 8 15 7

Hubbs and Lagler (1947) 0.1 mmKAUMI. 47984, 47985 KAUM: Kagoshima University Museum

Eleotris acanthopoma Bleeker, 1853

Fig. 1

KAUMI. 47979 38.0 mmKAUM I. 47980 46.7 mmKAUMI. 4798149.5 mmKAUMI. 47982 38.8 mmKAUM I. 47983 65.0 mmKAUMI. 4798432.0 mmKAUMI. 47985 81.4 mm1(2012 8 15 0.2 m

VI-I, 8 I, 8 1617 I, 5% 31.233.8 33.1 20.822.521.4 20.024.021.8 5.96.86.4 7.68.98.3

Eleotris acanthopoma

1 2

1 8900065 121302 8900065 12130

Iwatsubo, H. and H. Motomura. 2013. First records of Eleotris

acanthopoma (Perciformes: Eleotridae) from Yoron-jima island, Kagoshima Prefecture, southern Japan. Nature of Kagoshima 39: 5557.


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7.511.29.5 11.614.412.7 1 15.218.616.6 2 15.217.316.4 13.115.814.5 21.025.824.2 12.113.513.0

4 81.4 mm 2 12 2 1

12 32.0 mm 24 81.4 mm 2

2001 2004 20112013194119671975197819922001200420092011

Fig. 1. Fresh specimens of Eleotris acanthopoma from Yoron-jima island, Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan (A, KAUMI. 47984, 32.0 mm SL; B, KAUMI. 47985, 81.4 mm SL).


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2013

2 1 6 4 E. acanthopoma

0.20.3 m E. acanthopoma

E. melanosoma19671955 E. melano-soma1963 E. melanosoma1967E. melanosomaE. acanthopoma

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Kelloggella cardinalis

1 21 8900065 12130

2 8900065 12130

Gobiidae: Kellogge-la 1 6 2 1113 8 9 1 2 =26Hoese, 1975 5Hoese, 1975 2004Larson and Murdy, 2001Randall, 2005, 2009 K. quindecim-fasciata (Fowler, 1946) K. cardinalis Jordan and Seale, 1906 220042013Senou et al., 20022002200420132012 10 27 2

Hubbs and Lagler (1947) 0.1 mmKAUMI. 51463, 51464KAUM

Kelloggella cardinalis Jordan and Seale, 1906

(Fig. 1)

KAUMI. 51463 16.8 mmKAUM I. 51464 13.6 mm1( 0.5 m2012 10 27

VI-I, 12 I, 8 14 I, 5% 19.023.8 13.716.7 8.311.3 3.64.8 3.63.64.2 5.46.5 1 14.919.6 2 26.833.912.516.1 17.320.2 8.311.9

Iwatsubo, H. and H. Motomura. 2013. Records of Kelloggella

cardinalis (Gobioidei: Gobiidae) from Yoron-jima island, Kagoshima Prefecture, southern Japan. Nature of Kagoshima 39: 5961.


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21 2 2 3 2 6 2 2

Hoese, 1975Randall and Lim, 2000; Larson and Murdy, 2001; Myers and

Donaldson, 2003; Randall et al., 20042004Randall, 2005Senou et al., 2002200220042013

2 1 6 2 1 12 2 1 8 K. cardinalis

Fig. 1. Fresh specimens of Kelloggella cardinalis from tide-pool near Yoron Port, Chabana, Yoron-jima island, Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan (A: KAUMI. 51463, 16.8 mm SL; B: KAUMI. 51464, 13.6 mm SL).


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2007 1011 1 2 Rhinogobius sp. CO200220032003

2013201320132009KAUM

Rhinogobius sp. CO

1 2

1 8900065 121242 8900065 12130

Matsunuma, M. and H. Motomura. 2013. First records of

Ruri-yoshinobori, Rhinogobius sp. CO (Teleostei: Gobiidae), from Kotsuki River, Kagoshima City, southern Japan. Nature of Kagoshima 39: 6365.

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Rhinogobius sp. CO

2

KAUMI. 6692 61.1 mm 0.3 m2007 10 5 KAUMI. 7877 63.3 mm 0.3 m2007 11

VI-I, 8 I, 8 19 35 1415 2 5 420042013

2003

2 Rhinogobius sp. COKAUMI. 6692 61.1 mm


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2013pp. 330

2004pp. 445461

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Ptereleotris zebra

1 21 8900065 12130

2 8900065 12130

Ptereleotridae 5 252004Hoese and Motomura, 2009Suzuki et al, 20102013 Ptereleotris zebra (Fowler, 1938)198820052011Yamakawa, 197919972000200120042009201120132012 10 25, 2622009 2

Hubbs and Lagler (1947) 0.1 mmKAUMI. 51348, 51385KAUM Thacker (2000)20042013

Ptereleotris zebra (Fowler, 1938)

(Figs. 12)

KAUMI. 51348 64.0 mm1(2012 10 25 20 mKAUMKAUMI. 51385 65.6 mm2012 10 26 KAUMI. 51348

VI-I, 2829 I, 262824 I, 5% 20.821.2%

Iwatsubo, H. and H. Motomura. 2013. Records of a ptere-

OHRWULGVKPtereleotris zebra, from Yoron-jima island, Kagoshima Prefecture, southern Japan. Nature of Kago-shima 39: 6770.


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15.115.8% 12.513.6% 5.25.3% 4.14.6% 6.97.2% 7.07.3% 1 22.122.5% 2 46.246.4% 40.441.6% 6.77.6% 9.610.2%

3 1 21 2 1 5 22 5 6 2 1 0.6

1 1 1 3 20 4 6

1 2 1 1

1 1 2

19882000Randall and Earle, 2000Randall and Lim, 2000Allen and Adrim 2003Myers and Donaldson, 2003Randall, 2003 200420052011Yamakawa, 1979 1988Randall et al., 199719972000 2001Senou et al., 2002 200420052009201120112013

Fig. 1. Fresh specimen of Ptereleotris zebra from Yoron-jima island, Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan (KAUMI. 51385, 65.6 mm SL).


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2 2 1 262820 4 6 P. zebra19882005

2011198820052011Yamakawa (1979)2000200420012009 20 m

Fig. 2

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Fig. 2. Underwater photograph of Ptereleotris zebra. Yoron-jima island, Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan, 20 m depth, 26 Oct. 2012 (photo by H. Iwatsubo). Specimens not collected.

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5DQGDOO-(DQG..3/LP$FKHFNOLVWRIWKHVKHVRIthe South China Sea. The Raffles Bulletin of Zoology, Supplement, (8): 569667.

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Abstract A mesoparasitic copepod, Serpentisaccus

magnificus Brasiola, 1979 (Siphonostomatoida: Pen-

nellidae) is recorded based on a single postmetamor-

phic female specimen from a reared elegant firefish,

Nemateleotris decora Randalle and Allen (Perci-

formes: Ptereleotridae), in the tank of Kagoshima City

Aquarium, Kagoshima Prefecture, southern Japan. The

fish was recently collected from the Philippines and

purchased by the Kagoshima City Aquarium. Nema-

teleotris decora is a new host for the copepod.

1 220 12,0002008

Kabata, 1979; Boxshall and Halsey, 2004 , Ho, 1966; Perkins, 1983; Okawa-chi et al., 2012 Kabata, 1979; Boxshall and Halsey, 2004 60 cmKabata, 2003 , Rose and Hamon, 1953; Ho, 1966; Schram, 1979; Perkins,

1983; Brooker et al., 2007Okawachi et al., 2012

Nemateleotris decora Randalle and Allen : 16HUSHQWLVDFFXVPDJQLFXV Brasiola, 1979

2011 1212 52011 12 27 1

Nemateleotris decora

6HUSHQWLVDFFXVPDJQLFXV

1 2,3 2 2,3

1 9030213 12 8920814 31

3 6540049 135

Uyeno, D., H. Okawachi, N. Dewa and D. Imakita. 2013.

Record of Serpentisaccus magnificus (Copepoda: Siphonostomatoida: Pennellidae) from the elegant firefish Nemateleotris decora (Perciformes: Pterele-otridae) in the tank of Kagoshima City Aquarium. Nature of Kagoshima 39: 7174.

DU: Faculty of Science, University of the Ryukyus, 1 Senbaru, Nishihara, Okinawa 9030213, Japan (email: [email protected]).

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2012 1 1 180% 1 1NSMT

6HUSHQWLVDFFXVPDJQLFDH Blasiola, 1979

13

NSMTCr 22336 1 3.99 mm 51.59 mm : 1(2012 1 1 2A

1NSMTCr 22336A51.59 mm SLBA1.0 mm; B0.2 mm


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1PDJQLFD Fowler 3 Impexus sp. Siphonostomatoida: PennellidaeSerpentisaccusBlasiola, 1979

Blasiola, 1979; Boxshall and Halsey, 2004

Blasiola, 1979 22004

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3NSMTCr 22336p = v = 1.0 mm

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Abstract Specimens of a species of the genus Temno-

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exigua Suzuki and Tsuda (Decapoda: Potamidae) and

Eriocheir japonica (De Haan) (Decapoda: Varunidae)

in the head waters and upper streams of some rivers in

the Ohsumi Peninsula, Kagoshima Prefecture, southern

Japan. Individuals of this temnocephalid were found to

transfer from G. exigua to E. japonica in an experi-

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1 Cherax quadricarinatus (Von Martens) 1 Diceratocephala boschmai BaerJones and Lester, 1992

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550 mm 400 mm 220 mm 14 600 mm 550 mm 350 mm 5 750820 m 1 Pterocaesio tile (Cuvier, 1830)Cololabis saira (Brevoort, 1856) Katsuwo-nus pelamis (Linnaeus, 1758) Thu-nnus albacares (Bonnaterre, 1788)

1986 0.1 mm 1(750820 m 2012 10 26 KAUM KAUM-AT-139 KAUM-AT-140, 141 KAUM-AT-142 KAUM-AT-143 KAUM-AT-144KAUM

Pandalidae Heterocarpus A. Milne-Edwards, 1881Heterocarpus dorsalis Bate, 1888

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Heterocarpus laevigatus Bate, 1888

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1 2 34 5 6 5 2 2 KAUM-AT-140

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Fig. 1. Fresh specimen of Heterocarpus dorsalis from northeast of Yoron-jima island, Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan (KAUM-AT-139, 27.6 mm CL).

Fig. 2. Fresh specimens of +HWHURFDUSXVODHYLJDWXV from northeast of Yoron-jima island, Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan (A: KAUM-AT-140, 38.1 mm CL, B: KAUM-AT-141, 22.9 mm CL).


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Heterocarpus sibogae De Man, 1917

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KAUM-AT-142 28.7 mm

17 6 7 1 4 3 4

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1982Chace, 1985Chan, 198720072011Sakaji, 2001200720112011 1 4

3 4 Heterocarpus hayashii Crosnier, 1988vs. 2vs. 4 3vs. 3vs.Hanamura and Evans, 19962007

Plesionika Bate, 1888Plesionika orientalis Chace, 1985

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KAUM-AT-143 26.3 mm 1

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KAUM-AT-144 22.6 mm

12 5 7 3.7 1 2 3 4 5 6 6 1.5 5 2 2 2 20 8

Fig. 4. Fresh specimen of Plesionika orientalis from northeast of Yoron-jima island, Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan (KAUM-AT-143, 26.3 mm CL).

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1879) Thalamita stimpsoni A. Milne Edowards, 1861 3

1983 0.1 mm KAUM-AT-146KAUM-AT-145 KAUM-AT-148KAUM

Charybdis (Charybdis) natator (Herbst, 1794)

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KAUM-AT-146 30.3 mm 44.9 mm31 1(2012 8 3 1.0 m

6 6 1 2 43 21 2 4 2 2 1

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19762000

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KAUM-AT-145 25.0 mm 35.1 mm1( 3 m2010 9 6

5 1, 2 6 3 1 2

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Entacmaea actinostoloides (Uchida, 1947)

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Thalamita stimpsoni A. Milne Edowards, 1861

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KAUM-AT-147 23.8 mm 33.2 mm1( 0.5 m2010 9 23KAUMAT148 25.4 mm 37.0 mm1(2010 10 22 0.1 mKAUMAT149 23.2 mm 34.3 mm 1(2011 11 27 0.3 m

Fig. 2. Fresh specimen of Charybdis (Goniosupradens) acutifrons from Bonotsu, Minamisatsuma, Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan (KAUM-AT-145, 25.0 mm CL, 35.1 mm CW).

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