Fishes from the Puerto Rico Plateau

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34 Dennis Marine Fishes of the Puerto Rico Plateau December 2000 Ophidion nocomis Robins & Böhlke, 1959 Dennis et al. (in prep), (1: 86 mm SL), rotenone, sandy bottom, 12 m, Crashboat Basin, Aguadilla [UPRM 2691]; (4: 63-77 mm TL), 22 m, Crashboat Basin, Aguadilla [UF 218229]; (1: 69.5), rotenone, 22 m, sand with Halophila, Crashboat Basin, Aguadilla [ANSP 142868 same lot as UF 218229]. cusk-eel. Parophidion schmidti (Woods & Kanazawa, 1951) Randall (1963a), as Parophidion sp., collected, artificial reef, Lesser Lameshur Bay, St. John. Kimmel (1975), (28), algal mat; (4), rock outcrops; (2), sandy bottom; Punta Las Tunas. Yoshioka (1975e), rotenone, rocky shoreline, Punta Higuero. Dunne & Brown (1979), (1), rotenone, Anegada. dusky cusk-eel Petrotyx sanguineus (Meek & Hildebrand, 1928) Erdman (1956: 339), (1: 51 mm TL), shore reef, Punta Arenas [UPRM ?]. Dammann (1969), (6: 55-97 mm TL), rotenone, Chocolate Bay, St. John. UPRM collection, (1: 110 mm TL), rotenone, 12 m, coral cave, El Negro reef, Mayagüez, [UPRM 1612]; (3: 32-96 mm TL), 21 m, La Parguera [UPRM 2268]. redfin brotula. BYTHITIDAE Calamopteryx goslinei Böhlke & Cohen, 1966 Böhlke & Cohen (1966), (1: 44 mm SL paratype), shelf edge, 55 m, La Parguera [ANSP 106702]. Dammann (1969), (3:52-63 mm TL), rotenone, Chocolate Bay, St. John. brotula. Grammonus claudei (Torre y Huerta, 1910) Cohen (1964), (1: 152 mm SL), as Oligopus, rotenone, shelf edge, 20 m, La Parguera [ANSP 142974]. Dammann (1969), (1), as Oligopus, rotenone, Chocolate Bay, St. John. reef-cave brotula. Ogilbia cayorum Evermann & Kendall, 1898 Erdman (1956: 337), as Dinematichthys cayorum, “abundant in coral reef areas near shore”; (1), rotenone, shore reef, Guánica; spawning condition, June. Randall (1963a), (9: 23-68 mm SL), rotenone, fringing reef, Greater Lameshur Bay; (11: 28-61 mm SL), rotenone, fringing reef, Ram's Head Bay, St. John. Dammann (1969), (13: 29-90mm TL), rotenone, Chocolate Bay, St. John. Austin (1971a), collected, La Parguera. key brotula
Dennis Marine Fishes of the Puerto Rico Plateau December 2000 35 Ogilbia sp. A 26 Martin & Patus (1973), as Ogilbia sp., Bahía Jobos; Bahía Guayanilla. Martin & Patus (1975), as Ogilbia sp., central bay, reef & cays, outfall, Bahía Jobos. Wood et al. (1975), collected, inner bay, Bahía Guayanilla. Yoshioka (1975d), as Ogilbia sp., (7), rotenone, Punta Manati. Yoshioka (1975f), as Ogilbia sp., (7), rotenone, Punta Verraco. Dunne & Brown (1979), as Ogilbia sp., (1), rotenone, Anegada. UPRM collection, numerous, reef, La Parguera. brotula. Stygnobrotula latebricola Böhlke, 1957 Dennis et al. (in prep), (2: 92-104 mm TL), hand, 109 m, shelf-edge reef, El Buoy, La Parguera [ANSP 144695]. black widow. CARAPIDAE Carapus bermudensis (Jones, 1874) Evermann & Marsh (1900: 319), as Fierasfer bermudensis, (2: 102 mm TL), Puerto Real; Mayagüez. Jordan et al. (1930), reported, St. Thomas. Randall (1968a: 246), Fig. 279, (1: 104 mm TL), Puerto Rico. Trott (1970), (5), in Ludwigothuria mexicana, La Parguera; (1: 144 mm TL), tenuis larvae, in Astichopus multifidus, Crashboat Basin, Aguadilla. Martin & Patus (1973), Bahía Jobos. Martin & Patus (1975), ship channel, Bahía Jobos. pearlfish HEMIRAMPHIDAE Chriodorus atherinoides Goode & Bean, 1882 Erdman (pers. comm.), (1), dolphin stomach, Puerto Rico, 20 May 1960. hardhead halfbeak. Euleptorhamphus velox Poey, 1868 Erdman (1956: 324), (1), dolphin stomach, La Parguera [UMML 5887]; spawning, May. flying halfbeak. Hemiramphus balao Lesueur, 1821 Erdman (1967b), found in tuna and bird stomachs, off Puerto Rico. Randall (1967), food habits. 26 An undescribed species of Ogilbia with little pigment and reduced eyes is found in Puerto Rico. In addition other species may exist. Many of the Ogilbia sp. records may be O. cayorum.
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