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Chromosomal studies of five tropical scorpaeniform fishes (Teleostei, Scorpaenidae)

2003

Abstract The karyotypes of five species of Scorpaenidae (genera Scorpenopsis, Dendrochirus and Pterois) from the Indian Ocean were analysed using various banding methods and in situ hybridisation with a ribosomal probe. All the species investigated are characterised by a diploid set of 48 chromosomes (mainly acrocentric and/or subtelocentric) and by a NOR location on the small arm of a medium‐sized pair. All the chromosomes stained uniformly with DAPI, whereas C‐banding evidenced a small amount of hete‐rochromatin. Despite the marked morphological differences among these species, the low degree of diversification of the chromosome sets with respect to the ancestral set of teleosts (2n = 48 …

GeneticsPteroisTeleosteibiologyEvolutionary biologyScorpaenidaeCentromereChromosomeAnimal Science and ZoologyKaryotypePloidybiology.organism_classificationDendrochirusItalian Journal of Zoology
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Geographical variation in metazoan parasites of the deep-sea fish Bathypterois mediterraneus Bauchot, 1962 (Osteichthyes: Ipnopidae) from the Western…

2014

Abstract This study examines the parasite fauna of Bathypterois mediterraneus, the most common fish below 1500 m in Western Mediterranean waters. Samples were obtained during July 2010 from the continental slope of two different areas (off Catalonia and Balearic Islands) in three different bathymetric strata at depths between 1000 and 2200 m. The parasite fauna of B. mediterraneus included a narrow range of species: Steringophorus cf. dorsolineatum, Scolex pleuronectis, Hysterothylacium aduncum, Anisakis sp. larva 3 type II and Sarcotretes sp. Steringophorus cf. dorsolineatum and H. aduncum were the most predominant parasites. H. aduncum showed significant differences in abundance between d…

Mediterranean climateLarvabiologyAbundance (ecology)EcologyFaunaDeep sea fishBathypteroisAquatic ScienceOceanographybiology.organism_classificationIpnopidaeDeep seaDeep Sea Research Part I: Oceanographic Research Papers
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