On the osteology and myology of catfish pectoral girdle, with a reflection on catfish (Teleostei: Siluriformes) plesiomorphies
Identifieur interne : 003B44 ( Istex/Checkpoint ); précédent : 003B43; suivant : 003B45On the osteology and myology of catfish pectoral girdle, with a reflection on catfish (Teleostei: Siluriformes) plesiomorphies
Auteurs : Rui Diogo [Belgique] ; Claudia Oliveira [Belgique] ; Michel Chardon [Belgique]Source :
- Journal of Morphology [ 0362-2525 ] ; 2001-08.
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- Abductor, Abductor profundus, Abductor profundus muscle, Adductor, Amphiliidae, Amphiliids, Amphilius, Amphilius brevis, Anterior margin, Anteriorly, Anterodorsal, Anterolateral, Anterolateral edge, Anteroventral, Ariids, Arius, Arius heudelotii, Arratia, Arrector, Arrector dorsalis, Arrector dorsalis muscle, Arrector ventralis, Articulatory, Articulatory facet, Bagridae, Bagrus, Bagrus docmak, Basioccipital, Bers, Bifurcated, Bornbusch, Brevicauda, Brevis, Brosseau, Catfish pectoral girdle, Chandy, Chardon, Chilensis, Chrysichthys, Chrysichthys nigrodigitatus, Clarias, Clarias gariepinus, Clariids, Claroteids, Cleithrum, Condyle, Coracoid, Coracoid bridge, Cranial, Diogo, Diplomystes, Diplomystes chilensis, Diplomystidae, Diplomystids, Dorsal, Dorsal condyle, Dorsal division, Dorsal foramen, Dorsal process, Dorsal processes, Dorsal surface, Dorsal view, Dorsalis, Doumeids, Dubale, Eigenmann, Foramen, Gariepinus, Gayet, Gijsen, Girdle, Gosline, Grande, Groove, Gymnotiformes, Heudelotii, Hist, Humeral, Humeral process, Hypoaxialis, Hypoaxialis muscle, Interdigitation, Jaquet, Large number, Lfem, Liege, Ligament, Lineatus, Lundberg, Main body, Mcmurrich, Medial, Medial groove, Median, Mesial, Mesially, Mesocoracoid, Mesocoracoid arch, Mesocoracoid tunnel, Morphol, Mrac, Musculus, Musculus abductor profundus, Musculus arrector dorsalis, Musculus arrector ventralis, Musculus hypoaxialis, Musculus sternohyoideus, Myology, Nawar, Neotropical, Neurocranium, Nigrodigitatus, Ostariophysi, Osteological, Osteology, Other ostariophysi, Other teleosts, Pectoral, Pectoral girdle, Pectoral girdle muscles, Pectoral rays, Pectoral spine, Phractura, Phylogenetic, Phylogenetic relationships, Phylogeny, Pinna, Plesiomorphic, Plesiomorphic condition, Plotosids, Plotosus lineatus, Posterior region, Posterior view, Posteriorly, Posterolateral, Posttemporal, Posttemporosupracleithrum, Proc, Profundus, Protractor, Pterotic, Regan, Right side, Saxena, Scapulocoracoid, Shes, Siluriformes, Siluriforms, Sound production, Spine, Sternohyoideus, Symplesiomorphy, Taverne, Teleost, Teleostean, Teleostei, Tendon, Tilak, Vandewalle, Vast majority, Ventral, Ventral condyle, Ventral condyles, Ventral divisions, Ventral part, Ventral surface, Ventral view, Ventralis, Ventrolateral, Ventrolateral surface, Weitzman, Winterbottom, Zool.
- Teeft :
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Abstract
The configuration of the pectoral girdle bones and muscles of numerous catfishes was studied in detail and compared with that of other siluriforms, as well as of other teleosts, described in the literature. The pectoral girdle of catfishes is composed of only three bones, which probably correspond to the posttemporo‐supracleithrum (posttemporal + supracleithrum), scapulo‐coracoid (scapula + coracoid), and cleithrum of other teleosts. These latter two bones constitute the place of origin of the pectoral girdle muscles. Two of these muscles are related to the movements of the pectoral fin. These two muscles correspond, very likely, to the abductor superficialis and to the adductor superficialis of other teleostean fishes. In relation to the pectoral spine (thickened first pectoral fin ray), it is usually moved by three well‐developed muscles, which are probably homologous with the arrector ventralis, arrector dorsalis, and abductor profundus of nonsiluriform teleosts. The morphological diversity and the plesiomorphic configuration of these muscles, as well as of the other catfish pectoral girdle structures, are discussed. J. Morphol. 249:100–125, 2001. © 2001 Wiley‐Liss, Inc.
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DOI: 10.1002/jmor.1043
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<front><div type="abstract" xml:lang="en">The configuration of the pectoral girdle bones and muscles of numerous catfishes was studied in detail and compared with that of other siluriforms, as well as of other teleosts, described in the literature. The pectoral girdle of catfishes is composed of only three bones, which probably correspond to the posttemporo‐supracleithrum (posttemporal + supracleithrum), scapulo‐coracoid (scapula + coracoid), and cleithrum of other teleosts. These latter two bones constitute the place of origin of the pectoral girdle muscles. Two of these muscles are related to the movements of the pectoral fin. These two muscles correspond, very likely, to the abductor superficialis and to the adductor superficialis of other teleostean fishes. In relation to the pectoral spine (thickened first pectoral fin ray), it is usually moved by three well‐developed muscles, which are probably homologous with the arrector ventralis, arrector dorsalis, and abductor profundus of nonsiluriform teleosts. The morphological diversity and the plesiomorphic configuration of these muscles, as well as of the other catfish pectoral girdle structures, are discussed. J. Morphol. 249:100–125, 2001. © 2001 Wiley‐Liss, Inc.</div>
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<affiliations><list><country><li>Belgique</li>
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