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26 Dennis Marine Fishes of the Puerto Rico Plateau December 2000 Anchoa parva (Meek & Hildebrand, 1923) Ramsey (1967), abundant, trawl, Bahía Mayagüez. Martin & Patus (1973), Bahía Jobos. Martin & Patus (1975), outfall, Bahía Jobos. García (1981), (9), gill net, Laguna Joyuda. Stoner (1986), (24), trawl, Laguna Joyuda. anchovy. Anchovia clupeoides (Swainson, 1839) Evermann & Marsh (1900: 90), as Stolephorus productus, (16: 153 mm TL), Ponce; Palo Seco. Fowler (1911), (1), Río Seco [ANSP]. Fowler (1928), as Engraulis clupeoides, (5), Puerto Rico. Nichols (1929: 206), as Anchovia producta, new genus. Siddiqi & Cable (1960), as Anchovia producta, trematodes absent, Puerto Rico. Corujo Flores (1980), (35: 79-170 mm SL), gill net, estuary, Río Espiritu Santo. Stoner (1986), as Anchovia producta, (13), trawl, Laguna Joyuda. broadhead anchovy, hechudo. Anchoviella perfasciata (Poey, 1860) Evermann & Marsh (1900: 88), as Stolephorus perfasciatus, (15: 70-102 mm TL), Aguadilla. Fowler (1911), (3), Aguadilla [ANSP]. Nichols (1929: 204), as Anchovia perfasciata, new genus. Ramsey (1967), trawl, Bahía Mayagüez. Martin & Patus (1973), Bahía Jobos. Martin & Patus (1975), central bay, reef & cays, ship channel, Bahía Jobos. flat anchovy. Cetengraulis edentulus (Cuvier, 1829) Evermann & Marsh (1899: 352), as Stolephorus gilberti, (1: 114 mm TL type), Palo Seco [USNM 49359]; as Stolephorus garmani, (1: 114 mm TL type), Puerto Real [USNM 49360]. Fowler (1928), as Engraulis gilberti, (2), Puerto Rico. Erdman (1956: 319), “at times ... extremely abundant in muddy bays (such as Mayagüez and Añasco).” Ramsey (1967), trawl, Bahía Mayagüez. Eger (1968), as Cetengraulis, sp., (2), oil spill toxicity, Bahía San Juan. Pagan & Austin (1970), fish kill, Laguna Joyuda. Austin (1971a), (4: 48-63 mm SL), Bahía Guayanilla; obs., Laguna Joyuda; Guánica; Río Guanajibo. Martin & Patus (1973), Bahía Jobos; Bahía Guayanilla. González-Azar & Vilella (1975), collected, Laguna Piñones. Martin & Patus (1975), ship channel, Bahía Jobos. Wood et al. (1975), collected, inner bay, thermal cove, Bahía Guayanilla. Negrón González & Cintrón (1979), collected, estuary, Río Cibuco, Río Espiritu Santo, Río Mameyes. Corujo Flores (1980), (42: 87-116 mm SL), gill net, estuary, Río Espiritu Santo. García (1981), (12), gill net, Laguna Joyuda. Negrón et al. (1982), collected, Laguna Punta Arenas. Negrón González (1986), collected, Laguna Aguas Prietas; Laguna Pozuelo; Laguna Boquerón. Kimmel (1991), baitfish, Puerto Rico. Burger et al. (1992c), mercury levels, Puerto Rico. whalebone anchovy, anchoveta, bocona, coliamarilla.
Dennis Marine Fishes of the Puerto Rico Plateau December 2000 27 SYNODONTIDAE Saurida brasiliensis Norman, 1935 Bullis & Thompson (1965), trawl, 51 m, NW St. Thomas, OREGON 2626 (corrected). Ramsey (1967), trawl, Bahía Boquerón; Bahía Mayagüez. UPRM collection, (2: 71-80 mm SL), trawl, 18 m, off Río Añasco [UPRM 2154]; (6: 47-73 mm SL), mud bottom, trawl, 18 m, Mayagüez Harbor [UPRM 2598]; (1: 73 mm SL), trawl, off Río Añasco [UPRM 3376]. Brazilian lizardfish. Saurida normani Longley, 1935 Bullis & Thompson (1965), trawl, 64 m, N of Jost Van Dyke., OREGON 2623 (corrected). Martin & Patus (1984), (1), 10 m, ship channel, Bahía Jobos. Dyer et al. (1985), digenetic trematodes, (1), La Parguera. shortjaw lizardfish. Saurida suspicio Breder, 1927 Anderson et al. (1966), (1: 57 mm SL), near San Juan [USNM 76512]; (1: 74 mm SL), submarine light, Brewer’s Bay, St. Thomas [USNM 108441]. Kimmel (1975), (1), sandy bottom, Punta Las Tunas. lizardfish. Synodus foetens (Linnaeus, 1758) Evermann & Marsh (1900: 92), (2), 137 m, Mayagüez Harbor; (3: 140-356 mm TL), Isabel Segunda; Boquerón; Puerto Real. Bullis & Thompson (1965), trawl, 33 m, N of Tortola, OREGON 2613 (corrected). Kumpf (1965), observed, Botany Bay, St. Thomas. Ramsey (1967), trawl, Bahía Boquerón; Bahía Mayagüez. Randall (1967), food habits. Randall (1968a: 27), Fig. 23, (1: 312 mm TL), St. John. Dammann (1969), (1), rotenone, Chocolate Bay, St. John. Martin & Patus (1973), Bahía Jobos. Kimmel (1975), (1), algal mat, Punta Las Tunas. Martin & Patus (1975), central bay, ship channel, Bahía Jobos. Dunne & Brown (1979), obs., Anegada. Dyer et al. (1985), digenetic trematodes, (3), Bahía Mayagüez. inshore lizardfish, galliwasp, lagarto. Synodus intermedius (Spix & Agassiz, 1829) Evermann & Marsh (1900: 92), “most abundant species of Synodus”, (5: 178-305 mm TL), Culebra; Boquerón; Puerto Real. Idyll & Randall (1959), trolling, St. John. Idyll & Randall (1960), as S. interruptus, trolling, Caneel Bay, St. John. Bullis & Thompson (1965), trawl, 77 m, N of St. Thomas, OREGON 2607; 46 m, N of Jost Van Dyke, OREGON 2608; 64 m, N of Jost Van Dyke, OREGON 2623; 70 m, N of Jost Van Dyke, OREGON 2624 (corrected). Kumpf (1965), observed, collected, Botany Bay, St. Thomas. Saunders (1966a), blood parasites, Puerto Rico.
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