Fishes from the Puerto Rico Plateau

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30 Dennis Marine Fishes of the Puerto Rico Plateau December 2000 Arcos nudus (Linnaeus, 1758) 20 Jordan & Evermann (1898b: 2335), as Gobiesox macrophthalmus, St. Thomas. Silvester (1916: 216), as Gobiesox cerasinus, “common around coral reefs of Guánica Harbor.” Fowler (1928), as Gobiesox cerasinus, (4), Puerto Rico. Erdman (1956: 337), as A. macrophthalmus, (1: 83 mm TL), rocky shore, Punta San Diego, Fajardo. Randall (1963a), as A. macrophthalmus, (21: 16-84 mm SL), rotenone, fringing reef, Ram's Head Bay, St. John. Randall (1968a: 289), as A. macrophthalmus, Fig. 319, (1: 86 mm TL), St. John. Yoshioka (1975a), as A. macrophthalmus, (3), rotenone, shoreline, Bahía Tortuguero. Yoshioka (1975c), as A. macrophthalmus, (1), rotenone, rocky shore, Cabo Mala Pascua. padded clingfish. Gobiesox nigripinnis (Peters, 1860) Dennis et al. (in prep.), (1: 52 mm SL), Punta Quebrada Honda, Yabucoa [UPRM 3074]; (2: 35.5-49.5 mm SL), rotenone, Sun Oil Refinery jettey, Puerto Yabucoa, PR, J.J. Loos, 25 Jul 73 [ANSP 129917]; (1: 23 mm SL), rotenone, rocky shore,
Dennis Marine Fishes of the Puerto Rico Plateau December 2000 31 ANTENNARIIDAE Antennarius bermudensis Schultz, 1957 Pietsch & Grobecker (1987), (1: 17 mm SL), Cabo Rojo [ANSP 144185]. UPRM collection, (1: 35 mm SL), rotenone, on pilings, Crashboat Basin, Aguadilla, [UPRM 2615]. island frogfish. Antennarius multiocellatus (Valenciennes in Cuvier & Valenciennes, 1837) Longley & Hildebrand (1941), (1), St. Thomas [MCZ]. Schultz (1957), (1, dried specimen), St. Thomas. Randall (1963a), (1: 54 mm SL), rotenone, fringing reef, Ram's Head Bay, St. John. Randall (1967), food habits. Randall (1968a: 292), Fig. 320; (1: 185 mm TL); St. John. Kimmel (1975), (2), rock outcrops; (2), algal mat; Punta Las Tunas. Pietsch & Grobecker (1987), (1: 50 mm SL), Caña Gorda Airport [LACM 4542]; (1: 61 mm SL), Balneario Aeropuerto, Guánica [LACM 4561]; (1: 47.5 mm SL), tidepools, San Geronimo [UMMZ 173087]; (2: 47-58 mm SL), Condado rocks [UMMZ 172937, 172983]; (1: 76 mm SL), St. Thomas [MNHN 1883-1120]; (1: 66 mm SL), St. Thomas [ZMUC P922103]. longlure frogfish, martín pescador. Antennarius ocellatus (Bloch & Schneider, 1801) Barbour (1942: 30), Puerto Rico. Schultz (1957), (1), Puerto Rico. Yoshioka (1975e), collected, rotenone, rocky shoreline, Punta Higuero. ocellated frogfish. Antennarius pauciradiatus Schultz, 1957 Randall & Randall (1960: 473), obs., St. John. Pietsch & Grobecker (1987), (1: 14 mm SL), La Parguera [BPBM 29664]. dwarfed frogfish. Antennarius striatus (Shaw & Nodder, 1794) Evermann & Marsh (1900: 335), as A. scaber, (1: 76 m TL), seine, coral reef, Mayagüez; as A. nuttingi, (2: 44 mm TL) with above specimen. Barbour (1942), as A. nuttingi, Puerto Rico. Schultz (1957), as Phrynelox nuttingi, (1), Mayagüez [USNM 50199]; (1), Mayagüez [USNM 125927]; as P. scaber, (1), Mayagüez [USNM 126076]. Ramsey (1967), as A. scaber, “typical of silty bottom”, trawl, Bahía Mayagüez; Bahía Boquerón. Randall (1967), as A. scaber, food habits. Randall (1968a: 293), as A. scaber, Figs. 322 & 323, (2: 66-150 mm TL), trawl, 10 m, mud bottom, off Río Añasco [UPRM 1599]. Martin & Patus (1984), as P. scaber, (1), on piling, 3 m, sandy bottom, Puerto Rico. Dyer et al. (1985), as A. scaber, digenetic trematodes, (2), off Río Añasco. Pietsch & Grobecker (1987), synonymized A. scaber with A. striatus, (2: 44-92.5 mm SL), Mayagüez [LACM 4565]; (2: 44-58 mm SL), Puerto Rico [LACM 4545, 6721-20]; (2: 50-77.5 mm SL), Mayagüez Harbor [LACM 6741-23]; (1: 39 mm SL), Río Añasco [LACM 4550]; (2: 26-28 mm SL), Mayagüez [USNM 50199, 125927]. splitlure frogfish, murciélago, pez rana, pez sapo.
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