A new species of Artedidraco (Pisces: Artedidraconidae) from the Weddell Sea, Antarctica
The Artedidraconidae is the most speciose of the five Antarctic notothenioid families. Bottom trawling in the Weddell Sea has yielded a new species herein described from two specimens, a juvenile and an immature female. Artedidraco longibarbatus differs from other species of Artedidraco in having a...
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| description | The Artedidraconidae is the most speciose of the five Antarctic notothenioid families. Bottom trawling in the Weddell Sea has yielded a new species herein described from two specimens, a juvenile and an immature female.
Artedidraco
longibarbatus
differs from other species of
Artedidraco
in having a much longer mental barbel (about 25 % SL vs. 4–14 % SL). While recent genetic studies indicate that
Artedidraco
is paraphyletic, we choose to follow traditional taxonomy based on morphology. Selected meristic data and a key to the seven species of
Artedidraco
are provided. |
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Artedidraco
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