A key to the species of Mugilidae (Pisces) in the Northeastern Atlantic and Mediterranean, with explanatory notes
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Auteurs : Ethelwynn Trewavas ; Susan E. Ingham [Australie]Source :
- Journal of Zoology [ 0952-8369 ] ; 1972-05.
English descriptors
- KwdEn :
- Adipose, Adipose eyelid, Bispinosus, British museum, Caecum, Cape verde islands, Cape verde islands population, Capurrii, Carinata, Cephalus, Chelo, Chelo cuvier, Chelon, Cuvier, Eastern mediterranean, Ehrenberg, Eyelid, Family mugilidae, Fauna, Genus, Grey mullets, Gunther, Jordan evermann, Junior author, Klausewitz nielsen, Labeo, Labrosus, Larger species, Liza, Liza jordan swain, Liza saliens, Longitudinal series, Mohr, Mugil, Mugil capurrii, Mugil cephalus, Mugilidae, Mullet, Myxus, Myxus maroccensis mohr, Natural history, Northeastern atlantic, Papilla, Pectoral, Poissons, Preorbital, Preorbital bone, Provensalis, Pyloric, Pyloric caeca, Ramada, Risso, Saliens, Schultz, Seheli, Suez, Suez canal, Total length, Valenciennes, Verde, West africa, Wimpenny.
- Teeft :
- Adipose, Adipose eyelid, Bispinosus, British museum, Caecum, Cape verde islands, Cape verde islands population, Capurrii, Carinata, Cephalus, Chelo, Chelo cuvier, Chelon, Cuvier, Eastern mediterranean, Ehrenberg, Eyelid, Family mugilidae, Fauna, Genus, Grey mullets, Gunther, Jordan evermann, Junior author, Klausewitz nielsen, Labeo, Labrosus, Larger species, Liza, Liza jordan swain, Liza saliens, Longitudinal series, Mohr, Mugil, Mugil capurrii, Mugil cephalus, Mugilidae, Mullet, Myxus, Myxus maroccensis mohr, Natural history, Northeastern atlantic, Papilla, Pectoral, Poissons, Preorbital, Preorbital bone, Provensalis, Pyloric, Pyloric caeca, Ramada, Risso, Saliens, Schultz, Seheli, Suez, Suez canal, Total length, Valenciennes, Verde, West africa, Wimpenny.
Abstract
A key is given for identifying the eight species of Mugilidae of the Northeast Atlantic and Mediterranean. The use of Risso's names for four species is justified and explained and recognition is given to Tortonese's discovery that Mugil capurrii (Perugia) is a senior synonym of M. monodi Chabanaud. The relationship of Liza saliens to certain species of West and southern Africa is held to be additional support for the recognition of Protomugil Popov as a subgenus of Liza including these species. Chelon Röse, with type‐species Mugil chelo Cuvier (=Chelon labrosus (Risso)), is recognized, following Jordan & Evermann (1917) and Schultz (1946), but its limits are differently conceived so as to include Crenimugil Schultz rather than Liza Jordan & Swain. The latter is held to comprise about 30 Old World species. The status of Chelon bispinosus (Bowdich) is discussed, with its bearing on possible population‐differences in C. labrosus and the relationship of this species with C. crenilabis. The identity of Liza seheli (Forskål) is discussed and reasons are given for disagreeing with Wimpenny and others in applying this name to the species found at both ends of the Suez Canal zone. The latter is L. carinata (Ehrenberg in Cuvier & Valenciennes). Myxus maroccensis Mohr is believed to be a young Liza ramada.
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1469-7998.1972.tb01720.x
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