• Title/Summary/Keyword: Percophidae

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First Record of Two Perciform Fishes, Pteropsaron evolans (Percophidae) and Xyrichtys verrens (Labridae) from Korea

  • Park, Jeong-Ho;Kim, Jin-Koo;Yoon, Young-Seock;Heo, Ok-Seok
    • Animal cells and systems
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    • v.11 no.2
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    • pp.135-139
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    • 2007
  • One specimen of the percophid fish, Pteropsaron evolans Jordan and Snyder and two specimens of the labrid fish, Xyrichtys verrens (Jordan and Evermann) were newly collected from Jeju Island of Korea. P. evolans is characterized by having one pair of spines at snout, cheek without scales, and elongated first dorsal fin in male. X. verrens is easily distinguished by having tip of pectoral fin black, many rows of scales on cheek, and an elongated pelvic fin. We describe as new to Korean fish fauna and propose new Korean names, "Sil-nun-tung-i" for the former and "Jang-mi-ok-du-nol-rae-gi" for the latter.

Molecular Identification and Morphological Descriptions of the Eggs, Larvae and Juvenile of the Previously Unrecorded Species Acanthaphritis unoorum (Perciformes, Percophidae) in Korean Waters (한국산 1미기록종, Acanthaphritis unoorum (농어목, 꼬리점눈퉁이과)의 어란 및 자치어의 분자동정 및 형태기재)

  • Heo, Sung-Hyun;Ban, Tae Woo;Kim, Jin-Koo;Ji, Hwan-Sung;Moon, Seong Yong
    • Korean Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences
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    • v.52 no.1
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    • pp.67-73
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    • 2019
  • We presented detailed morphological descriptions of the eggs, larvae and juvenile of Acanthaphritis unoorum based on specimens collected with bongo nets from Korean waters during the period May 2017-July 2018. We collected 18 individuals including eggs (n= 4, 0.77-0.85 mm in egg diameter), preflexion larvae (n= 6, 4.11-6.31 mm in standard length, SL), flexion larvae (n= 4, 6.60-7.82 mm SL), postflexion larvae (n= 3, 8.94-13.46 mm SL), and one juvenile (n= 1, 14.67 mm SL). The mitochondrial (mt) DNA 16S rRNA sequences of the eggs, and the cytochrome c oxidase subunit I (COI) sequences of the larvae were identical to those of A. unoorum adults (genetic distances <0.01). The A. unoorum larvae and the juvenile that we collected were morphologically similar to those of Dactylopsaron dimorphicum, but the A. unoorum specimens were readily distinguishable by the presence of lateral melanophores. This is the first record of A. unoorum in Korean waters. We propose a new Korean name for A. unoorum: "O-ri-bu-ri-nuntung-i".