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The taxonomic status of Rhabdolichops troscheli (Kaup, 1856), and speculations on gymnotiform evolution

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The taxonomic status of Rhabdolichops troscheli (Kaup, 1856), and speculations on gymnotiform evolution

Auteurs : Francisco Mago-Leccia [Venezuela] ; Thomas M. Zaret [États-Unis]

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Synopsis: Anatomical and ecological studies of the gymnotiformRhabdolichops troscheli (Kaup 1856), one of the weakly electric fish of South America, indicate it to be unique among gymnotiforms in possessing certain characteristics found in characins. These include post-temporal fossae, well developed gillrakers, a planktivorous feeding mode, and diurnal feeding activity. We use these findings to speculate about the evolution of gymnotiform fishes, by assuming that these character states in this most primitive gymnotiform convey information about the group's evolutionary history. We suggest that the electric organs in this group of ostaryophysans have evolved primarily as a means of locating and capturing prey in river habitats of South America whose turbid waters result in low light penetration, ruling out visual sensing systems as an effective means of receiving information. Other aspects of morphology and behavior such as the absence or reduction of scales, and the nocturnal feeding activities characteristic of other gymnotiform, can be explained as consequences of food resource availability and predation pressures in these riverine environments.

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