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Arechia crassicaudata
Taxonomy
Trygonobatus crassicaudatus was named by de Blainville (1818).
It was recombined as Urolophus crassicaudatus by Blainville (1818) and Eastman (1904); it was considered an invalid subgroup of Urolophidae by Carnevale et al. (2014); it was recombined as Arechia crassicaudata by Marramà et al. (2020).
It was recombined as Urolophus crassicaudatus by Blainville (1818) and Eastman (1904); it was considered an invalid subgroup of Urolophidae by Carnevale et al. (2014); it was recombined as Arechia crassicaudata by Marramà et al. (2020).
Synonymy list
Year | Name and author |
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1818 | Urolophus crassicaudatus Blainville |
1818 | Trygonobatus crassicaudatus de Blainville |
1904 | Urolophus crassicaudatus Eastman p. 24 |
2020 | Arechia crassicaudata Marramà et al. p. 2 |
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†Arechia crassicaudata de Blainville 1818
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Diagnosis
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G. Marramà et al. 2020 | A species of Arechia that differs from A. arambourgi in the following dental characters: crown with two transverse cutting crests separated by a depression; in profile view, the labial crown face is concave just below the main crest, but convex further basally; lingual crown face slightly more developed than the labial one, with convex profile in its upper part and concave profile in its mid-lower region; edge of the lingual visor slightly more convex than the labial one. Furthermore, Arechia can be diagnosed by the following skeletal features: pectoral disc rhomboidal, slightly longer than wide (about 1.1 times); tail short, 44–52% TL; basihyal not fragmented and separated from the first hypobranchials; approximately 238 vertebral centra; distal segment of the propterygium located between mouth and antorbital cartilage; mesopterygium single, with external margins straight and not fused to radials; 100–117 pectoral radials; 15–17 pelvic-fin radials; aplesodic caudal fin of 20–22% TL. |
Measurements
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References: Carroll 1988, Wagner 2023, Hendy et al. 2009 |
Collections
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