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v\ U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration National Marine Fisheries Service

List of Fishes of Alaska and Adjacent Waters with a Guide to Some of Their Literature

JAY C. QUASI and ELIZABETH L. HALL

SEATTLE, WA

July 1972 NOAA TECHNICAL REPORTS

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604. The flora and fauna of a basin in central Florida 612. The Trade Wind Zone Oceanography Pilot Study. Bay. Bv J. Harold Hudson, Donald M. Allen, Part VIII: Sea-level meteorological properties and T. J.'Costello. May 1970, iii + 14 pp., 2 figs., and heat exchange processes, July 1963 to June 1 table. 1965. Bv Gunter R. Seckel. June 1970, iv + 129 pp., 6 figs., 8 tables. 605. Contributions to the life histories of several penaeid shrimps (Penaeidae) along the south 613. Sea-bottom photographs and macrobenthos col- Atlantic Coast of the United States. Bv William lections from the Continental Shelf off Massa- W. Anderson. May 1970, iii + 24 pp., 15 figs., 12 chusetts. By Roland L. Wigley and Roger B. tables. Theroux. August 1970, iii + 12 pp., 8 figs., 2 tables. 606. Annotated references on the Pacific saury, Colol- abis saira. By Steven E. Hughes. June 1970, 614. A sled-mounted suction sampler for benthic organisms. Donald M. Allen and J. Harold iii + 12 pp. By Hudson. August 1970, iii + 5 pp., 5 figs., 1 table. 607. Studies on continuous transmission frequency modulated sonar. Edited by Frank J. Hester. 615. Distribution of fishing effort and catches of skipjack tuna, Katsawoniis pekunis, in Hawaiian June 1970, iii -f- 26 pp. 1st paper. Sonar target classification experiments with a continuous- waters, bv quarters of the year, 1948-65. By transmission Doppler sonar, by Frank J. Hester, Richard N. Uchida. June 1970, iv -f 37 pp., pp. 1-20, 14 figs., 4 tables; 2d paper. Acoustic 6 figs., 22 tables. target strength of several species of fish, by H. W. 616. of quality of the Volberg, pp. 21-26, 10 figs. Effect spawning bed on growth and development of pink salmon embryos and 608. Preliminary designs of traveling screens to col- alevins. By Ralph A. Wells and William J. Mc- iii 4 tables. lect juvenile fish. July 1970, v -|- 15 pp. 1st Neil. August 1970, + 6 pp., paper. Traveling screens for collection of juvenile salmon (models I and II), by Daniel W. Bates 617. Fur seal investigations, 1968. By NMFS, Ma- Laboratory. and John G. Vanderwalker, pp. 1-5, 6 figs., 1 rine Mammal Biological December 1970, iii 69 pp.. 68 tables. table ; 2d paper. Design and operation of a canti- + levered traveling fish screen (model V), by Dan- iel W. Bates, Ernest W. Murphey, and Earl F. 618. Spawning areas and abundance of steelhead Prentice, 10 figs., 1 table. trout and coho, sockeye, and chum salmon in the Columbia River Basin - past and present. By 609. Annotated bibliography of zooplankton sampling Leonard A. Fulton. December 1970, iii -1- 37 pp., 6 figs., 11 maps, 9 tables. devices. By Jack W. Jossi. July 1970, iii -|- 90 pp. 619. Macrozooplankton and small nekton in the 610. Limnological study of lower Columbia River, coastal waters off Vancouver Island (Canada) 1967-68. By Shirley M. Clark and George R. and Washington, spring and fall of 1963. By Donald S. Day, January 1971, iii 94 19 Snyder. July 1970, iii -f 14 pp., 15 figs., 11 tables. -f pp., figs., 13 tables. 611. Laboratory tests of an electrical barrier for con- trolling predation by northern squawflsh. By 620. The Trade Wind Zone Oceanography Pilot Study. Galen H. Maxfield, Robert H. Lander, and Part IX : The sea-level wind field and wind stress Charles D. Volz. July 1970, iii + 8 pp., 4 figs., values, July 1963 to June 1965. By Gunter R. 5 tables. Seckel. June 1970, iii + 66 pp., 5 figs.

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NOAA Technical Report NMFS SSRF-658

List of Fishes of Alaska and Adjacent Waters with a Guide to Some of Their Literature

JAY C. QUAST and ELIZABETH L. HALL

Marins Ciologica\ Labo}:^^'/^]

LIBRARY * DEC 1 2 1972 Woods Hole, Mass.

SEAHLE, WA

July 1972

For sale by the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office Washington, D.C. 20402 - Price SO cents The National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) does not approve, rec- ommend or endorse any proprietary product or proprietary material mentioned in this publication. No reference shall be made to NMFS, or to this publication furnished by NMFS, in any advertising or sales pro- motion which would indicate or imply that NMFS approves, recommends or endorses any proprietary product or proprietary material mentioned herein, or which has as its purpose an intent to cause directly or indirectly the advertised product to be used or purchased because of this NMFS publication. CONTENTS

Page Introduction 1 List of fishes 2 Myxinidae — hagfishes 2 Petroniyzontidae — lampreys 2 Hexanchidae — cow sharks 3 Alopiidae — thresher sharks 3 Lamnidae — mackerel sharks 3 Scyliorhinidae — cat shai'ks 3 Carcharhinidae — requiem sharks 3 Squalidae — dogfish sharks 3 Squatinidae — angel sharks 3 Torpedinidae — electric rays 3 Rajidae — skates 4 Dasyatidae — stingrays 4 Chimaeridae — chimaeras 4 Acipenseridae — sturgeons 4 Synaphobranchidae 4 Serrivomeridae 5 Nemichthyidae — snipe eels 5 Cyemidae 5 Notacanthidae — spiny eels 5 Clupeidae — herrings 5 Engraulidae — anchovies 5 Salmonidae — trouts 5 Osmeridae — smelts 8 Argentinidae — argentines 8 Bathylagidae — deepsea smelts 8 Opisthoproctidae — spookfishes 9 Esocidae — pikes 9 Umbridae (Dalliidae) — mudminnows 9 Gonostomatidae — lightfishes 9 Sternoptychidae — hatchetfishes 9 Melanostomiatidae — scaleless dragonfishes 9 Chauliodontidae — viperfishes 9 Alepocephalidae — slickheads 10 Paralepididae — barracudinas 10 Alepisauridae — lancetfishes 10 Anotopteridae — daggertooths 10 Scopelarchidae — pearleyes 10 Scopelosauridae 10 Myctophidae — lanternfishes 10 Cyprinidae — minnows and carps 11 Catostomidae — suckers 11 Percopsidae — trout-perches 11 Batrachoididae — toadfishes 11 Gobiesocidae — clingfishes 12 Oneirodidae — dreamers 12 Moridae — longfin cods 12 Gadidae — codfishes and hakes 12

ui Contents — Cont. Page

Ophidiidae — brotulas and cusk eels 13 Zoarcidae — eelpouts 13 Macrouridae — rattails 15 Scomberesocidae — sauries 15 Melamphaeidae — melamphids, bigscales 15 Anoplogasteridae 16 Zeidae — dories 16 Lampridae — opahs 16 Trachipteridae — ribbonfishes 16 Gasterosteidae — sticklebacks 16 Aulorhynchidae — tubesnouts 16 Syngnathidae — pipefishes, sea horses 16 Scorpaenidae — scorpionfishes and rockfishes 16 Hexagrammidae — greenlings 19 Anoplopomatidae — sablefishes 19 Cottidae — sculpins 19 Psychrolutidae 26 Agonidae — poachers and alligatorfishes 26 Cyclopteridae — lunipfishes and snailfishes 28 Carangidae — jacks, scads, and pompanos 32 Bramidae — pomfrets 32 Caristiidae — manefishes 32 Sciaenidae — drums 32 Pentacerotidae — boarfishes 32 Embiotocidae — surfperches 32 Sphyraenidae — barracudas 33 Trichodontidae — sandfishes 33 Bathymasteridae — ronquils 33 Anarhichadidae — wolffishes 33 Stichaeidae — pricklebacks 34 Ptilichthyidae — quillfishes 35 Pholididae — gunnels 35 Scytalinidae — gravel divers 36 Zaproridae — prowfishes 36 Icosteidae — ragfishes 36 Ammodytidae — sand lances 36 Trichiuridae — cutlassfishes 36 Scombridae — mackerels and tunas 36 Centrolophidae — rudderfishes 37 Tetragonuridae — squaretails 37 Bothidae — lefteye flounders 37 Pleuronectidae — righteye flounders 37 Molidae — ocean sunfish 39 Literature cited 39 Index to scientific and common names of families 46

IV List of Fishes of Alaska and Adjacent Waters with a Guide to Some of Their Literature

JAY C. QUAST, Fishery Biologist and ELIZABETH L. HALL, Biological Technician

National Marine Fisheries Service Auke Bay Fisheries Laboratory Auke Bay, AK 99821

ABSTRACT

The authors list 432 species known to occur in Alaska waters, supplemented by 137 species that have been recorded from neighboring waters and, in the authors' opinion, should be considered when new collections are identified. Species entries are annotated to include common names, recorded range, useful references, localities represented by specimens in the collection of the Auke Bay Fisheries Laboratory, and comments on taxonomy. Recorded geographic ranges are extended fof 26 species: Ophidiidae — Spectriinctilus radcliffei; Scorpaenidae — Sebastes emphaeus, S. nigrocinclus, S ivilsoni; Cottidae — Eurymen gyrinus, Gymnocanthus detrisus,

G. pistilliger, Hemilepidolus zapus, Icelus spatula, I. uncinalis, Myoxocephalus jaok, Nautichthys pribilorius. Triglops scepticus; Agonidae — Agonopsis emmelane, Aspidophoroides bartoni, Ocella rerrucosa; Cyclopteridae — Careproctus melanurus, C. rastrinus, Cyclopteropsis phrynoides, Liparis bristolense. L. ochotensis, Para- tiparis caudatus, P. deani, Temnocora Candida; Scombridae — Thunnus thynnus; Pleuronectidae — Limanda proboscidea.

INTRODUCTION

This list is an outgrowth of systematic and The list departs from its predecessors in taxonomic work on the Alaska fish fauna at the several ways. Numerous additional species National Marine Fisheries Service Auke Bay since recorded for Alaska are included, as well Fisheries Laboratory. It is an interim document as some species recorded for neighboring waters designed to fill the gap between the earlier lists but not for Alaska. The latter are included on of Wilimovsky (1954, 1964), now partially out the theory that numerous range extensions into of date, and more comprehensive works that Alaska will be recorded in the future and that are expected in the future. This document should the student of the fauna must be aware of not be regarded as fully authoritative because possible species that may contribute to the of the limited time the authors had to devote to fauna. Some inconsistency in the geographic the task and the complexities of the literature. citations, particularly in regard to what con- Rather, it is intended as a preliminary guide to stitutes "adjacent waters," was unavoidable. the species and their literature — a first entry Most of the geographic data are from the litera- for those not fully acquainted with the Alaska ture, including published translations, and the fish fauna. ranges cited often were not comparable between works. We judged the species separately in General faunal works have not always been regard to what constitutes "adjacent waters" on cited in the species entries, yet are important the basis of what is known about their ecology sources of data on many of the species. These and the status of other general information on general works include Bean's catalog (1881); the species or their higher taxons. For example, the four volumes of Jordan and Evermann "adjacent waters" should be much more im- (1896-1900); Evermann and Goldsbo rough mediate to a recorded distribution in the instance (1907); Gilbert and Burke (1912); Jordan, of tidepool cottid species than in the apparently Evermann, and Clark (1930); Andriyashev wide-ranging and poorly known deepwater (1954); and Clemens and Wilby (1961). More species of Cyclopteridae. Species not recorded specialized but important also are Norman for Alaska waters (in the literature or the (1934); Burke (1930); Wilimovsky (1954, 1964);

Auke Bay fish collection) are preceded by an Phillips (1957) ; and McPhail and Lindsey (1970). asterisk. Geographic names were chosen in Unfortunately, a provisional key to the fishes regard to their general occurrence in atlases of Alaska by Wilimovsky (1958) is no longer published in the United States and on regional available from any source. maps such as those published by the National A further purpose of the list is to inform Geographic Society. For the most part, the scientists of collections of Alaska species that names indicate regions rather than precise are available for study at the Auke Bay Labora- localities. tory. General regions for which the Auke Bay Arrangement of teleostean families and spell- Laboratory has obtained collections are in- ing of their names follow Greenwood et al. dicated at the end of species entries after (1966). Literature citations are restricted prin- "ABBL:."' Localities are underlined when they cipally to those of value for understanding the represent a range extension. Common names systematics, taxonomy, or distribution of the include those recommended by the American species. Citations often apply to synonyms of Fisheries Society (Bailey et al., 1970). species in the list.

LIST OF FISHES

AAYXINIDAE — hagfishes 1967; Jordan et al., 1930; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; McPhail and Lindsey, 1970; Eptatretusdeaui (Evermann and Goldsborough). Taylor, 1967a; Wilimovsky, 1954, 1*964). Black hagfish. ABBL: southeastern Alaska. Southeastern Alaska-California (Grinols, Lanipetra ayresi (Giinther). River lamprey. 1965; Jordan, Evermann, and Clark, 1930; British Columbia-California (Carl etal., 1959; Wilimovsky, 1954). Clemens and Wilby, 1961; Jordan et al., ABBL: southeastern Alaska. 1930; McPhail and Lindsey, 1970; Vladykov Eptatretus stouti (Lockington). Pacific hag- and Follett, 1958). fish, California hagfish, lamperina. ABBL: Stephens Passage, .southeastern Southeastern Alaska-California (Clemens Alaska. and Wilby, 1961; Wilimovsky, 1954). Lanipetra japonica (Martens). Aixtic lamprey. Sea of Japan; eastern and western Bering PETROMYZONTIDAE — lampreys Sea; Arctic Alaska; Alaska Peninsula; Canada (Andriyashev, 1954; Berg, 1931;

Eiit()sphe)iHs trideiitatiis (Gairdner). Pacific lamprey.

' Because the Auke Bay Fisheries Laboratory was Japan; Bering Sea to California (Berg, 1931; called the Auke Bay Biological Laboratory at the time Carl, Clemens, and Lindsey, 1959; Gilbert, most of the collections were made, ABBL is used in 1895; Gilbert and Thompson, 1905; Hubbs, the li.st. Heard, 1966; McPhail and Lindsey, 1970; SCYLIORHINIDAE — cat sharks Okada, 1955; Shmidt, 1950; Walters, 1953, 1955; Wilimovsky, 1954). *Apristuriis bninneus (Gilbert). Brown cat ABBL: Alaska Peninsula and south-central shark. Alaska. British Columbia-California (Clemens and Wilby, 1961; Fitch, 1966a; Gilbert and Lampetra lamottenii (LeSueur). American Thompson, 1905; Grinols, 1965). brook lamprey. Eastern and northern Asia; Gulf of Alaska; central Alaska; eastern North America (Heard, 1966; Wilimovsky, 1954). CARCHARHINIDAE — requiem sharks ABBL: Yukon River; Kenai Peninsula. *Galeorhinus zyopterus Jordan and Gilbert. Soupfin shark. HEXANCHIDAE — cow sharks British Columbia-California (Clemens and Wilby, 1961). Hexanchus griseus (Bonnaterre). Sixgill shark. Gulf of Alaska-California (Briggs, 1960; Pnonace glauca (Linnaeus). Blue shark. Clemens and Wilby, 1961). Japan; Gulf of Alaska-Baja California; North Atlantic (Clemens and Wilby, 1961; Leim * Noto7-y7ichiis maculatus Ayres. Sevengill shark. and Scott, 1966; Neave and Hanavan, 1960; British Columbia-California (Clemens and Okada, 1955; Ueno, 1970). Wilby, 1961).

ALOPIIDAE — thresher sharks SQUALIDAE — dogfish sharks *Alopias vi(lpi)iiis (Bonnaterre). Thresher shark. Somniosus pacificus Bigelow and Schroeder. British Columbia-California; western and Pacific sleeper shark. eastern North Atlantic (Clemens and Wilby, Japan; Bering Sea-California (Jordan and 1961; Leim and Scott, 1966; Ueno, 1970). Gilbert, 1899; Vladykov, 1933; Wilimov- sky, 1954).

Squalus acanthiaf; Linnaeus. Spiny dogfish. South Korea; Japan; Sakhalin; Bering LAMNIDAE — mackerel sharks Sea- California; North Atlantic (Grinols, 1965; Jordan and Gilbert. Carcharodon carcharias (Linnaeus). White 1899; Leim and Scott, 1966; shark. Okada, 1955; Shmidt, 1950; Taylor, 1967a; Wilimovsky, 1954, 1964). Temperate parts of all oceans; southeastern Alaska-California; North Atlantic (Briggs, 1960; Leim and Scott, 1966; Royce, 1963).

Cetorhinus maximiis (Gunnerus). Basking SQUATINIDAE — angel sharks shark. Sea of Japan; Gulf of Alaska-Baja California Squatina califomica Ayres. Pacific angel shark. (Briggs, 1960; Clemens and Wilby, 1961; Southeastern Alaska-Baja California (Roedel, Honma and Mizusawa, 1966; Leim and 1953; Wilimovsky, 1954). Scott, 1966; Ueno, 1970).

Lammi ditropis Hubbs and Follett. Salmon shark. Japan; Alaska-California (Bright, 1960; Isak- TORPEDINIDAE — electric rays son, Simenstad, and Burgner, 1971; Leim and Scott, 1966; Neave and Hanavan, 1960; *Torpedo califomica Ayres. Pacific electric ray. Okada, 1955; Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, British Columbia-California (Clemens and 1954). Wilby, 1961). sky, 1964). RAJ I DAE — skates ABBL: southeastern Alaska. skate. *Raja abyssicola Gilbert. Deepsea Raja trachura Gilbert. Roughtail skate. (Clemens and Wilby, British Columbia-Oregon Gulf of Alaska-California (Gilbert, 1895; Gilbert, 1895; Grey, 1956; Grinds, 1961; Grinols, 1965; Isakson et al., 1971; Wilim- 1965). ovsky, 1954). Raja aleutica Gilbert. Aleutian skate. Hokkaido-southeastern Alaska (Gilbert, 1895; Ishiyama, 1967; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; — stingrays Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, 1954). DASYATIDAE Big skate. Raja binoculata Girard. Dasyatis dipterura (Jordan and Gilbert). Dia- southeastern Alaska-California Bering Sea; mond stingray. 1950; Wilimovsky, (Roedel, 1953; Shmidt, British Columbia-Baja California (Clemens 1954). and Wilby, 1961). *Raja inoniata Jordan and Gilbert. California skate. Strait of Juan de Fuca-Baja California (Roe- CHIAAAERIDAE — chimaeras del, 1953). Hydrolagus colliei (Lay and Bennett). Ratfish. Raja interrupta Gill and Townsend. Bering Southeastern Alaska-Gulf of California skate, interrupted skate (Russ.). and Fitch, 1966; Bering Sea (Andriyashev, 1937; Jordan and (Grinols, 1965; Lavenberg Taylor, Wilimovsky, 1954). Gilbert, 1899; Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, 1967a; 1954).

Raja kiucaidi Garman. Black skate. ACIPENSERIDAE — sturgeons IBering Sea-California (Alverson, 1951; Wili- movsky, 1954, 1964). ''Acipe)iser baeri Brandt. Siberian osetr. ABBL: Shelikof Strait. Kolyma Basin of Siberia westward; possibly Raja parmifera Bean. Alaska skate, armored in Arctic Alaska (Walters, 1955). skate (Russ.). Acipenser medirostris Ayres. Green sturgeon. Bering Sea-southeastern Alaska (Gilbert, Sea of Japan; Sea of Okhotsk; Aleutian Is- 1895; Isakson et al., 1971; Jordan and lands; Gulf of Alaska-California (Carl et Gilbert, 1899; Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, al., 1959; Okada, 1955; Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, 1954, 1964). 1970; Wilimovsky, 1954, 1964). Raja rhina Jordan and Gilbert. Longnose skate. ABBL: southeastern Alaska. Southeastern Alaska-California (Fitch, 1966a; Acipenser transmontanus Richardson. White Grinols, 1965; Wilimovsky, 1954). sturgeon. Raja rosispinis Gill and Townsend. Flathead Gulf of Alaska-California (Carl et al., 1959; skate. Wilimovsky, 1954). Bering Sea-Oregon (Grinols, 1965; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Wilimovsky, 1954). *Raja smirnovi Soldatov and Povlenko. SYNAPHOBRANCHIDAE Yellow Sea; Hokkaido, Sea of Japan; Sea of Okhotsk (Ishiyama, 1967; Shmidt, 1950; Synaphobranchiis bathybius Giinther. Ueno, 1970). Japan; Kurilo-Kamchatkan Trench; Bering Raja stellulata Jordan and Gilbert. Starry Sea; Hawaiian Islands; Indian Ocean (Gil- skate, prickly skate. bert, 1895; Grey, 1956; Grinols, 1965; Jor- Bering Sea-California (Gilbert, 1895; Grinols, dan and Gilbert, 1899; Rass, 1954; Wili- 1965; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Wilimov- movsky, 1954). SERRIVOMERIDAE Introduced into California waters in 1871; now Gulf of Alaska-California; western *Serrivo merjesperseni Bauchot-Boutin. North Atlantic (Carl et al., 1959; Leim and Pacific and Indian Oceans; British Columbia; Scott, 1966; Wilimovsky, 1954). Gulf of Panama (Taylor, 1967a, 1967b). ABBL: southeastern Alaska.

Clupea harengtts pallasi Valenciennes. Pacific NEMICHTHYIDAE — snipe eels herring, seld (Russ.). Sea of Japan-Bering Strait; Chukchi Sea- Arocettiua gilli (Bean). Snipe eel. Laptev Sea-Coronation Gulf; Aleutian Southeastern Alaska-Washington (Grinols, Islands; Bering Sea-California (Andri- 1965; Wilimovsky, 1954). yashev, 1937, 1954; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Leim and Scott, 1966; Okada, 1955; *Avocetti)ia hifa)is (Giinther). Popov, 1933; Roedel, 1953; Scofield, 1899; Pacific and Indian Oceans; British Columbia- Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, 1970; Walters, 1953, Gulf of Panama (Taylor, 1967a, 1967b). 1955; Wilimovsky, 1954, 1964). *NemicIithys avocetta Jordan and Gilbert. ABBL: Chukchi Sea; Bristol Bay; south- Threadfish. eastern Alaska. British Columbia-Oregon (Clemens and Wilby, Sttfdiiwps sagax (Jenyns). Pacific sardine. 1961; Grinols, 1965; Taylor, 1967a; Ueno, Kamchatka; southeastern Alaska-Gulf of Cali- 1970). fornia (Andriyashev, 1937; Wilimovsky, *Nemichthys scolopaceus Richardson. Slender 1954). snipe eel. British Columbia; California; Gulf of Cali- fornia; south Atlantic; cosmopolitan ENGRAULIDAE — anchovies (Grinols, 1965; Lavenberg and Fitch, 1966; Leim and Scott, 1966; Ueno, 1970). *E)ig7'aidis ))iorda.v Girard. Northern anchovy. British Columbia-Baja California (Clemens and Wilby, 1961). CYEMIDAE

*Cyema atnim Giinther. SALMON I DAE — trouts Widespread in tropical to temperate latitudes (Briggs, 1960; Grey, 1956; Grinols, 1966a). Coregonus autumualis (Pallas). Arctic cisco.^ Sea of Okhotsk; coast of Arctic Asia and NOTACANTHIDAE — spiny eels America; Yukon River (Andriyashev, 1954; McPhail and Lindsey, 1970; Walters, 1955; Macdonaklia challengeri (Vaillant). Wilimovsky, 1954). Japan; Bering Sea; Vancouver Island (Grey, ABBL: Yukon River. 1956; Peden, 1968; Vaillant, 1888). Corego)iusclupcaforniis (Mitchill). Lakewhite- Polyacanthonotus alius (Gill and Townsend). fish, common whitefish.'' Bering Sea (Rass, 1954). Yukon River; Beaufort Sea; British Columbia; Polyacanthonotus challengeri (Vaillant). Hudson Bay; southeastern Alaska-Great Kurilo-Kamchatkan Trench; Bering Sea (Gil- bert, 1895; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Rass,

1954; Wilimovsky, 1954). -We have not e.xaniined our material to separate it into CoregoiutK antniiiiialis and C. laurettae according Polyacanthonotus longus (Gill and Townsend). to the redefinition of C. laurettae by McPhail (196.5). Bering Sea (Rass, 1954). Our records for C. aittiiiiinalis, therefore, possibly represent both species. ^McPhail and Lindsey (1970) refer to the "Coreffoinis CLUPEIDAE — herrings clnpeafonitis" complex, including C. clupeafoi-mis (Mitch- ill), C. pidschiatt (Gmelin), and C. iielsoni (Bean). The authors discuss recent taxonomy of these nominal Alosa sapidissinia (Wilson). American shad. species. Lakes (Carl etal., 1959; Jordan and Gilbert, Oucorhgucluis keta (Walbaum). Chum salmon, 1899; Leim and Scott, 1966; McPhail and dog salmon. Lindsey, 1970; Walters, 1955; Wilimovsky, Korea; Peter the Great Bay; Sea of Japan; 1954). Hokkaido; Sea of Okhotsk; Petropavlovsk; ABBL: Yukon River; south-central Alaska; Anadyr Gulf; Lena River; Point Barrow; Beaufort Sea. Mackenzie River, Canada; Bering Strait east to Mackenzie River; Aleutian Islands; Coregonus laurettae Bean (see footnote 2). Yukon River; southeastern Alaska-Califor- of Kamchatka; Cook Inlet; Gulf Alaska; north nia (Andriyashev, 1937, 1954; Isakson etal., and east to Colville River (McPhail and 1971; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; McPhail Lindsey, 1970). and Lindsey, 1970; Okada, 1955; Popov, 1933; Shmidt, 1950; Taylor, 1967a; Ueno, Coregonus )tasus (Pallas). Broad whitefish, 1970; Walters, 1955; Wilimovsky, 1954, round-nosed whitefish. 1964). Rivers and lakes of Arctic Basin; Kuskokwim ABBL: Yukon River; Prince William Sound; River; Yukon River; USSR-MacKenzie southeastern Alaska-California. River, Canada (Andriyashev, 1954; Carl et al., 1959; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; McPhail Oncorhynchus kisutch (Walbaum). Coho salmon, and Lindsey, 1970; Scofield, 1899; Walters, silver salmon. 1955; Wilimovsky, 1954). Japan; Kurile Islands; Sakhalin; Sea of ABBL: Yukon River; Colville River on Beau- Okhotsk; Kamchatka north to Anadyr Gulf; fort Sea. Aleutian Islands; Point Hope; Yukon Riv- er; Kotzebue Sound-southeastern Alaska- Coregonus pidschian (Gmelin). Humpback California (Andriyashev, 1937, 1954; Isak- whitefish. son et al., 1971; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899 Arctic Basin; Murmansk-Beaufort Sea; Yukon McPhail and Lindsey, 1970; Popov, 1933 River (Andriyashev, 1954; McPhail and Shmidt, 1950; Taylor, 1967a; Ueno, 1970 Lindsey, 1970; Walters, 1955; Wilimovsky, Wilimovsky, 1954, 1964). 1954). ABBL: Alaska Peninsula; south-central Alas- ABBL: Central and Arctic Alaska. ka; Prince William Sound; southeastern Alaska. Coregonus sardinella Valenciennes. Least Cis- co, lake herring. *Oncorhynchus masu Brevoort. Arctic Basin; Kara River-Mackenzie River Sea of Japan; Sea of Okhotsk; Sakhalin; (Andriyashev, 1954; McPhail and Lindsey, possibly west coast of Kamchatka (Shmidt, 1970; Walters, 1955; Wilimovsky, 1954). 1950; Ueno, 1970). ABBL: Colville River on Beaufort Sea; Yukon River; Alaska Peninsula. Oncorhynchus nerka (Walbaum). Sockeye salmon, red salmon. Kokanee salmon (lacus- Oncorhynchus gorbuscha (Walbaum). Pink trine). salmon, gorbuscha (Russ.), humpback. Hokkaido; Kurile Islands; Sea of Okhotsk; Japan; Peter the Great Bay; Amur River; Kamchatka north to Anadyr Gulf; Bering Sea of Okhotsk; Petropavlovsk; Point Bar- Sea; Kotzebue Sound; Aleutian Islands- row; Mackenzie River, Canada; Bering California (Andriyashev, 1954; Isakson et Sea; Aleutian Islands; southeastern Alaska- al., 1971; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; McPhail California (Andriyashev, 1937; Carl et al., and Lindsey, 1970; Okada, 1955; Popov, 1959; Isakson et al., 1971; Jordan and 1933; Scofield, 1899; Shmidt, 1950; Taylor, Gilbert, 1899; Leim and Scott, 1966; Mc- 1967a; Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, 1954, Phail and Lindsey, 1970; Popov, 1933; 1964). Scofield, 1899; Shmidt, 1950; Taylor, 1967a; ABBL: Yukon River; Kenai Peninsula; south- Ueno, 1970; Walters, 1955; Wilimovsky, eastern Alaska. 1954, 1964). ABBL: Alaska Peninsula; Prince William Oncorhynchus tshau-ytscha (Walbaum). Chi- Sound-southeastern Alaska. nook salmon, king salmon. Japan; Kamchatka; Petropavlovsk; Anadyr Walters, 1955; Wilimovsky, 1954). Gulf; Aleutian Islands; Yukon River; Kot- ABBL: Alaska Peninsula. zebue Sound; Bering Sea-California (An- driyashev, 1954; Honma and Mizusawa, Salvelinus fontinalis (Mitchill). Brook trout. southeastern Alas- 1966; Isakson et al., 1971; Jordan and Introduced into Japan and Gilbert, 1899; McPhail and Lindsey, 1970; ka; native to eastern North America (Leim Popov, 1933; Shmidt. 1950; Taylor, 1967a; and Scott, 1966; McPhail and Lindsey, Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, 1954, 1964;. 1970; Okada, 1955; Wilimovsky, 1954). ABBL: Alaska Peninsula; Yukon River; ABBL: southeastern Alaska. Kenai Peninsula; southeastern Alaska. *Salvelinus leucomaenis (Pallas). Prosopium coulteri (Eigenmann and Eigen- Sea of Japan; Okhotsk Sea; Kamchatka; Pet- mann). Pygmy whitefish. ropavlovsk; western Bering Sea (Jordan South-central Alaska-Pacific northwest (Carl and Gilbert, 1899; Popov, 1933; Shmidt, et al., 1959; McPhail and Lindsey, 1970; 1950; Ueno, 1970). Wilimovsky, 1954). ABBL: Alaska Peninsula. Salveli)ius malma (Walbaum). Dolly Varden. Yellow Sea; Sea of Japan; Sea of Okhotsk; Prosopium cylindraceuni (Pallas). Round Petropavlovsk; Bering Sea; interior Alaska; whitefish. Aleutian Islands-California (Andriyashev, Siberia-Canada; Yukon River-Great Lakes; 1954; Carl et al., 1959; Isakson et al., 1971; Alaska Peninsula-southeast Alaska (Carl Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; McPhail and et al., 1959; McPhail and Lindsey, 1970; Lindsey, 1970; Popov, 1933; Scofield, 1899; Walters, 1955; Wilimovsky, 1954). Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, ABBL: Alaska Peninsula; Yukon River; 1954, 1964). Susitna River; Copper River. ABBL: Alaska Peninsula; Bristol Bay; Ko- diak Island; Kenai Peninsula; Yukon River; Salmo clarki Richai'dson. Cutthroat trout. southeastern Alaska. Southeastern Alaska-California (Carl et al., 1959; Wilimovsky, 1954). Salvelinus uamaycusli (Walbaum). Lake trout. ABBL: southeastern Alaska. Drainages into Bering and Chukchi Seas; Arctic Alaska to Labrador; Alaska Penin- Salmo gairdneri Richardson. Rainbow trout. sula-British Columbia; northeastern United Japan; Sea of Okhotsk; Bering Sea-Baja States (Carl et al., 1959; Jordan and Gilbert, California. Introduced worldwide (Carl et 1899; McPhail and Lindsey, 1970; Walters, al., 1959; Honma and Mizusawa, 1966; 1955; Wilimovsky, 1954). Leim and Scott, 1966; McPhail and Lind- ABBL: Alaska Peninsula. sey, 1970; Okada, 1955; Wilimovsky, 1954, 1964). Ste)todus leucichtliys (Giildenstadt). Inconnu, ABBL: Alaska Peninsula; Kodiak Island; sheefish. Kenai Peninsula; southeastern Alaska. White Sea-Bering Strait; Kamchatka; Yukon River east to Mackenzie and Anderson *SaImo my kiss (Walbaum). Rivers (Andriyashev, 1954; Carl et al., Petropavlovsk (Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; 1959; McPhail and Lindsey, 1970; Walters, Popov, 1933). ' 1955; Wilimovsky, 1954). *Salmo pe)isliinensis Pallas. ABBL: Yukon River. Petropavlovsk (Popov, 1933; Shmidt, 1950). Thymallus arcticus (Pallas). Arctic grayling. Salvelinus alpinus (Linnaeus). Arctic char. Siberia and Arctic North America (Andriya- Arctic coasts of Asia and North America; shev, 1954; Carl et al., 1959; McPhail and Greenland; Scandinavia; widespread in Lindsey, 1970; Walters, 1955; Wilimovsky, Alaska north of the Alaska Peninsula (An- 1954). driyashev, 1954; Leim and Scott, 1966; ABBL: Yukon River; Copper River; Alaska McPhail and Lindsey, 1970; Popov, 1933; Peninsula; Kenai Peninsula. OSMERIDAE — smelts bert, 1899; McAllister, 1963; McPhail and Lindsey, 1970). *Allos»ieri(s elongatus (Ayres). Whitebait smelt. ABBL: Shelikof Strait; Cook Inlet. British Columbia-southern California (Barra- Tlialeichtlujs pacificiis (Richardson). Eulachon, clough and Wilson, 1971; McAllister, 1963). Pacific smelt (Russ.). Hypomesiis olidiis (Pallas). Pond .smelt. Eastern Pacific; Pribilof Islands; Bering Sea- Korea-Sea of Okhotsk; Kamchatka-Chukchi California (Andiiyashev, 1937; Carl et al., Sea; Arctic Alaska-California (Andriyashev, 1959; Gilbert, 1895; Grinds, 1965; Jordan 1954; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; McAllister, and Gilbert, 1899; McAllister, 1963; Mc- 1963; McPhail and Lindsey, 1970; Okada, Phail and Lindsey, 1970; Odemar, 1964; 1955; Popov, 1933; Scofield, 1899; Shmidt, Taylor, 1967a; Wilimovsky, 1954). 1950; Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, 1954). ABBL: Shelikof Strait; Cook Inlet; Gulf of ABBL: Alaska Peninsula; Bristol Bay. Alaska; southeastern Alaska. Hypomesus pretiosus (Girard). Surf smelt. Northern Sea of Japan; Sea of Okhotsk; south ARGENTINIDAE — argentines side of Alaska Peninsula; Prince William Sound; Gulf of Alaska-California (McAllis- *Naiise)iia Candida Cohen. White pencilsmelt. ter, 1963; Phinney and Dahlberg, 1968; British Columbia-California (Grinols, 1965; Shmidt, 1950; Wilimovsky, 1954). McAllister, 1960, 1961; Taylor, 1967a, ABBL: southeastern Alaska. 1967b). Mallotus villosus (Miiller). Capelin, moiva (Russ.). Sea of Japan; Sea of Okhotsk; Chukchi Sea; BATHYLAGIDAE — deepsea smelts Arctic Alaska-Washington; North Atlantic Batlnjktfjiis boiralis Gilbert. Ocean (Andriyashev, 1937, 1954; Gilbert, Bering Sea (Gilbert, 1895; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Leim and 1895; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899). Scott, 1966; McAllister, 1963; Scofield, 1899; Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, 1970; Vladykov, Bathylagus callorhini (Lucas). 1933; Wilimovsky, 1954, 1964). In fur seal stomachs between lat 54°42'N to ABBL: Chukchi Sea; Pribilof Islands; Bristol 52°29'N and long 167"4rW to 170°53'W Bay; Gulf of Alaska; Cook Inlet; south- (Jordan and Gilbert, 1899). eastern Alaska. Bathylagufi milleri Jordan and Gilbert. Stout Osmerus eperlanus (Linnaeus). Rainbow smelt, blacksmelt. Arctic smelt, toothed smelt. Kurilo-Kamchatkan Trench; Sea of Okhotsk; Cold-temperate, boreal, and arctic marine and Bering Sea-California (Clemens and Wilby, fresh waters of the northern hemisphere 1961; Cohen, 1966; Grinols, 1965; Rass, (Andriyashev, 1937, 1954; Gilbert, 1895; 1954; Taylor, 1967a; Ueno, 1970; Wili- Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Leim and Scott, movsky, 1954). McAllister, 1963; Scofield, 1899; 1966; Bathylagn.s ochotensis Shmidt. Okhotsk black- Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, 1970; Walters, 1955; smelt. Wilimovsky, 1954, 1964). Sea of Okhotsk; Gulf of Alaska-British Co- Bristol Bay; Alaska Peninsula; Yukon ABBL: lumbia; Oregon (Grinols, 1965; LeBras- River. seur, 1964; McAllister, 1960, 1961; Shmidt, Spiriiichus fitarksi (Fisk). Night smelt. 1950; Taylor, 1967a, 1967b). Southeastern Alaska-central California (Dry- Bathylagus pacificus Gilbert. Pacific black- foos, McAllister, 1961; 1963). smelt. Spiriuchus thaleichthys (Ayres). Longfin smelt. Kurilo-Kamchatkan Trench; Sea of Okhotsk; Hinchinbrook Island; Nushagak River; Prince Bering Sea-California (Clemens and Wilby, William Sound-San Francisco Bay (Dry- 1961; Grinols, 1965; Rass, 1954; Taylor, foos, 1961; Gilbert, 1895; Jordan and Gil- 1967a; Ueno, 1970). Bathylagus stilbius (Gilbert). Smoothtongue. hacheva, 1954, 1964; Rass, 1954; Shmidt, Kurilo-Kamchatkan Trench; Sea of Okhotsk; 1950; Taylor, 1967a; Ueno, 1970; Wilimov- Bering Sea-Central America (Alverson, sky, 1954). 1951; Clemens and Wilby, 1961; Cohen, Cijclothojie pallida Brauer. Bicolored bristle- 1965; 1956, 1964; Gilbert, 1895; Grinols, mouth. Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Lavenberg and Kurilo-Kamchatkan Trench; Bering Sea- Fitch, 1966; Rass, 1954; Shmidt, 1950; California-South America (Grinols, 1965; Taylor, 1967a; Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, Rass, 1954; Ueno, 1970). 1958). bristle- ABBL: Shelikof Strait; Prince William Cyclothone signata Garman. Showy Sound; Gulf of Alaska; southeastern Alaska. mouth. Kurilo-Kamchatkan Trench; Bering Sea; cosmopolitan (Briggs, 1960; Grinols, 1965; OPISTHOPROCTIDAE — spookfishes Rass, 1954). Gonostoma gracile Giinther. Macropinna microstoma Chapman. Barreleye, Japan; Bering Sea-California; mid-Pacific Pacific barreleye. (Grinols, 1965; Mead and Taylor, 1953; Gulf of Alaska-California (Grinols, 1965; Ueno, 1970). Taylor, 1967a; Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, 1954). STERNOPTYCHIDAE — hatchetfishes ESOCI DAE — pikes *Argyropelecuf; lyclniiis Garman. British Columbia-South America; Atlantic Esflx iKciiis Linnaeus. Northern pike. Ocean (Clemens and Wilby, 1961; Grinols, Eurasia; Arctic Alaska; northeastern United 1965; Schultz, 1964). States; circumpolar in fresh waters (Carl et al., 1959; McPhail and Lindsey, 1970; Walters, 1955; Wilimovsky, 1954). MELANOSTOMIATIDAE scaleless ABBL: Yukon River; Alaska Peninsula. dragonfishes

UMBRIDAE (DALLIIDAE) — mudminnows *Aristngtomias sciiitilla)if< (Gilbert). Loosejaw, shiny loosejaw. Dallia pectoralis Bean. Alaska blackfish. British Columbia-Baja California (Clemens Siberia; St. Matthew and St. Lawrence Islands and Wilby, 1961; Grinols, 1965; McAllister, (Bering Sea); Arctic Alaska-central Alaska 1960, 1961; Taylor, 1967a). (Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; McPhail and *Bathophihis flemingi Aron and McCrery. High- Lindsey. 1970; Walters, 1955; Wilimovsky, fin dragonfish. 1954). British Columbia-Washington (Clemens and ABBL: Alaska Peninsula; Yukon River delta. Wilby, 1961; Taylor, 1967a).

Tactostoma inacropuN Bolin. Longfin dragonfish. GONOSTOMATIDAE — lightfishes Japan; Gulf of Alaska-California (Grinols, 1965; LeBrasseur, 1964; McAllister, 1960, Cyclothoiieatmria Gilbert. Black bristlemouth. 1961; Mead and Taylor, 1953; Taylor, Gulf of Alaska-California (Wilimovsky, 1954). 1967a; Ueno, 1970). CyclotluDie pacifica Mukhacheva. Smalltooth ABBL: southeastern Alaska. bristlemouth. Kurilo-Kamchatkan Trench; Sea of Okhotsk; CHAULIODONTIDAE - viperfishes Arctic Ocean; Bering Sea-California (Gil-

bert, 1895; Grinols, 1965; Jordan and Gil- Chaitliodns niacoK )ii Bean. Viperfish. bert, 1899; Leim and Scott, 1966; Muk- Kurilo-Kamchatkan Trench; Sea of Okhotsk; Bering Sea-California (Gilbert, 1895; Grin- Wilimovsky, 1964). ols. 1965; Rass, 1954; Taylor, 1967a; ABBL: Gulf of Alaska. Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, 1954). ABBL: Gulf of Alaska; southeastern Alaska. SCOPELARCHIDAE — pearleyes

ALEPOCEPHALIDAE — slickheads Neoscopelarchoides de)itatus Chapman. Pearl- eye, northern pearleye. Ericani salmoiieum Gill and Townsend. Deep- Gulf of Alaska-Mexico (Grinols, 1965; Mar- sea slickhead. shall, 1955; Taylor, 1967a; Wilimovsky, Bering Sea-California (Grey, 1956; Grinols, 1954). 1965; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Wilimov- sky, 1954). *Saga»iichthys abei Parr. SCOPELOSAURIDAE Antarctic Ocean; northwestern Pacific; Brit- *Scopel().'

PARALEPIDIDAE — barracudinas MYCTOPHIDAE — lanternfishes

*Lestidiu)n ringens (Jordan and Gilbert). Slen- Be iitho.se )ua glaciale (Reinhardt). der barracudina. Arctic Alaska; North Atlantic (Leim and British Columbia-Mexico (Aron, 1962; Clem- Scott, 1966; Wilimovsky, 1954). ens and Wilby, 1961; Grinols. 1965; Taylor, 1967a). *Ceratoscopelus totcnseiidi (Eigenmann and Ei- genmann). Dogtooth lampfish. *Notolepis rissoi (Bonaparte). Japan; British Columbia-southern California; Japan; British Columbia-California (Clemens Hawaii; circumglobal (Aron, 1962; Clemens and Wilby, 1961; Grinols, 1965; Mead and and Wilby, 1961; Grinols, 1965; Mead and Taylor, 1953; Rofen, 1966; Taylor, 1967a, Taylor, 1953; Ueno, 1970). 1967b; Ueno, 1970). Diaphus tlieta Eigenmann and Eigenmann. California headlightfish. Aleutian Islands; Gulf of Alaska-Baja Cali- ALEPISAURIDAE — lancetfishes fornia; tropical mid-Pacific (Aron, 1962; Grinols, 1965; LeBrasseur, 1964; McAllis- Alepisaunis richanlsnuii Bleeker. Pacific lan- ter, 1960, 1961; Taylor, 1967a; Ueno, 1970; cetfish. Wilimovsky, 1954). Japan; Sea of Okhotsk; Bering Sea; Pacific ABBL: southeastern Alaska. Ocean (Fitch, 1951; Gibbs, 1960; Grinols, crockeri (Bolin). 1965; Isakson et al., 1971; Jordan and *Hien)ps Gilbert. 1899; Rass, 1954; Ueno, 1970; British Columbia-California (Aron, 1962; Wilimovsky, 1954,1964). Grinols, 1965). Hierops tliompsoiii (Chapman). Bigeye lanternfish. ANOTOPTERIDAE — daggertooths Kurilo-Kamchatkan Trench; Commander Is- lands; Gulf of Alaska-Baja California (Aron, Anotopterus pharao Zugmayer. Daggertooth. 1962; Grinols, 1965; Rass, 1954; Taylor, Japan; Kamchatka; Bering Sea; Aleutian 1967a; Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, 1954). Islands-California. Worldwide, antitropical (Clemens and Wilby, 1961; Grinols, 1965; Hubbs, Mead, and Wilimovsky, 1953; Leim Hygophum reinhardti (Liitken). Broadhead and Scott, 1966; Taylor, 1967a; Ueno, 1970; lanternfish. Welander, Alverson, and Bergman, 1957; Atlantic, Pacific, Indian Oceans; Gulf of

10 Alaska; Gulf of California (Grinols, 1965; Tarletonbeania crenularis (Jordan and Gilbert). Lavenberg and Fitch, 1966; Wilimovsky, Blue lanternfish. 1954). Japan; Gulf of Alaska-Mexico (Aron, 1962; Bekker, 1964; Grinols, 1965; McAllister, 1960, 1961; Taylor, 1967a; Ueno, 1970; Lampanyctus beringensis Schmidt. Wilimovsky, 1954). Bering Sea (Andriyashev, 1937; Grinols, 1965; ABBL: southeastern Alaska. Wilimovsky, 1954). Tarletonbeania taylori Mead. Lampanyctus jordani Gilbert. Japan; northwestern and northeastern Pa- Japan; Kurilo-Kamchatkan Trench; Bering cific Ocean; British Columbia (Grinols, Sea; Gulf of Alaska-California (Grinols, 1965; Taylor, 1967a; Ueno, 1970; Wisner, 1965; Rass, 1954; Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, 1959). 1954; Wisner, 1959). Lampanyctus nannochir (Gilbert). Garnet lampfish. CYPRINIDAE — minnows and carps Japan; Sea of Okhotsk; Bering Sea-California (Grinols, 1965; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Couesius plumbeus (Agassiz). Lake chub. Mead and Taylor, 1953; Rass, 1954; Shmidt, Northern North America (McPhail and Lind- 1950; Taylor, 1967a; Ueno, 1970; Wilimov- sey, 1970; Walters, 1955; Wilimovsky, sky, 1954). 1954). Lampanyctus regalis (Gilbert). Pinpoint lamp- ABBL: Yukon River. fish. Gulf of Alaska-Mexico (Grinols, 1965; Le- Brasseur, 1964; Taylor, 1967a; Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, 1954). CATOSTOMIDAE — suckers ABBL: southeastern Alaska. Catostomus catostomus (Forster). Longnose Lampanyctus ritteri Gilbert. Broadfin lantern- sucker. fish. Siberia; Arctic Alaska-Great Lakes (Carl et Aleutian Islands-Mexico (Aron, 1962; Cle- al., 1959; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Mc- mens and Wilby, 1961; Grinols, 1965; Phail and Lindsey, 1970; Vladykov, 1933; Taylor, 1967a). Wilimovsky, 1954). *Notoscopelus resplendens (Richardson). Patch- ABBL: Yukon River; Alaska Peninsula; work lampfish. south-central Alaska; Kenai Peninsula. Circumglobal; Japan; British Columbia-Cali- fornia (Clemens and Wilby, 1961; Grinols, 1965; Mead and Taylor, 1953). PERCOPSIDAE — trout-perches

Steiwbrachius leucopsarus (Eigenmann and Percopsis omiscomaycus (Walbaum). Trout- Eigenmann). Northern lampfish. perch. Japan; Kurilo-Kamchatkan Trench; Bering Yukon River; North America north of Kansas Sea; Gulf of Alaska-California (Aron, 1962; and West Virginia (Carl et al., 1959; Mc- Gilbert, 1895; Grinols, 1965; LeBrasseur, Phail and Lindsey, 1970; Morrow, 1965; 1964; McAllister, 1960. 1961; Mead and Walters, 1955). Taylor, 1953; Rass, 1954; Taylor, 1967a; ABBL: Yukon River. Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, 1954). ABBL: Gulf of Alaska; southeastern Alaska. BATRACHOIDIDAE — toodfishes Symbolophoj'us califomiense (Eigenmann and Eigenmann). Bigfin lanternfish. *Porichthys )iotatus Girard. Plainfin midship- Japan; Alaska-Mexico (Bolin, 1959; Clemens man. and Wilby, 1961; Grinols, 1965; Mead and Southeastern Alaska-Baja California (Alaska Taylor, 1953; Ueno, 1970). record not verified) (Wilimovsky, 1954).

11 GOBIESOCIDAE — clingflshes Boreogadus saida (Lepechin). Arctic cod, saika (Russ.). Gobiesox maecnidricits (Girard). Northern Circumpolar; Anadyr Gulf; northern Bering clingfish. Sea; Chukchi Sea; Hudson Bay (Andriya- Southeastern Alaska-California (Briggs, 1955; shev, 1937, 1954; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Clemens and Wilby, 1961; Wilimovsky, Leim and Scott, 1966; Scofield, 1899; 1954). Svetovidov, 1948; Vladykov, 1933; Walters, ABBL: southeastern Alaska. 1955; Wilimovsky, 1954). ABBL: Chukchi Sea; Point Barrow. ONEIRODIDAE — dreamers Elegiiuis gracilis (Tilesius). Saffron cod, nava- *Chaeuophnjiie parvicoiius Regan and Trewavas. ga (Russ.). Yellow In temperate oceans^ (Grinols, 1965; Taylor, Sea; Sea of Japan; Sea of Okhotsk; 1967a). Avatcha Bay; Bering Sea; Chukchi Sea; Aleutian Islands; Gulf of Alaska (Andri- Oneirodes acanthias (Gilbert). Pacific dreamer. yashev, 1937, 1954; Popov, 1933; Shmidt, Gulf of Alaska-Mexico (Grinols, 1965; Taylor, 1950; Svetovidov, 1948; Ueno, 1970; Wili- 1967a, 1967b; Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, movsky, 1954, 1964). 1954). ABBL: Chukchi Sea; Kuskokwim Bay. Oneirodes bulbosus Chapman. Bering Sea and Pacific Ocean north of 42°N Gadus morlma macrocephalusTWesms,. Pacific (see footnote 4). cod, treska (Russ.). ^Oneirodes eschrichti Liitken. Yellow Sea-Sea of Okhotsk; Kui'iles; Anadyr British Columbia (Grinols, 1965; Taylor, Gulf; Bering Sea-St. Lawrence Island; Aleutian Islands; of 1967a, 1967b; see footnote 4). Gulf Alaska-California (Andriyashev, 1937, 1954; Grinols, 1965; Oneirodes thompsoni (Schultz). Isakson et al., 1971; Jordan and Gilbert, Bering Sea and Pacific Ocean north of 42 °N 1899; McAllister, 1960; Okada, 1955; Pin- (see footnote 4). kas, 1967; Roedel 1953; Scofield, 1899; Shmidt, 1950; Svetovidov, 1948; Taylor, MORI DAE — longfin cods 1967a; Ueno, 1970; Vladykov, 1933; Wili- movsky, 1954, 1964). Antiniom ro st rat a Giinther. Longfin cod. ABBL: (JulfofAlaska; Prince William Sound; Cosmopolitan; Japan; Kurilo-Kanchatkan Icy Bay; Yakutat; southeastern Alaska. Trench; Bering Sea-California; Central America; tropical mid-Pacific (Grey, 1956; Lota lota (Linnaeus). Burbot. Grinols, 1965; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Europe; northern Asia; North America (Mc- Leim and Scott, 1966; Rass, 1954; Schroed- Phail and Lindsey, 1970; Svetovidov, 1948; er, 1940; Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, 1954). Walters, 1955; Wilimovsky, 1954). ABBL: Yukon River; Susitna River basin; Copper River basin. GADIDAE — codfishes and hakes Merluccius productus (Ayres). Pacific hake. Arctogadus borisori Drjagin. Toothed cod. Gulf of Alaska-Gulf of California (Grinols, Kara Sea-Point Barrow (Svetovidov, 1948; 1965; Roedel, 1953; Svetovidov, 1948; Walters, 1955). Taylor, 1967a; Wilimovsky, 1954). ABBL: southeastern Alaska. *Arctogadus glacialis (Peters). Polar cod. Northern Canada-Greenland (Walters, 1955). M ic rogadii s pro.r i )u u s (Girard). Pacific tomcod. Aleutian Islands-California (Roedel, 1953; Svetovidov, 1948; Wilimovsky, 1954, 1964). ^Personal communication. 1971. T. W. Pietsch, De- partment of Biological Sciences, University of Southern ABBL: Kodiak vicinity; Prince William California, Los Angeles, Calif. 90007. Sound; southeastern Alaska.

12 Theragra chalcogramma (Pallas). Walleye *Commandorella popovi Taranetz and Andria- pollock, Pacific pollock, mintai (Russ.). shev. Sea of Japan; Sea of Okhotsk; Petropavlovsk; Commander Islands (Andriyashev, 1937). Bering Strait; Bering Sea; Aleutian Is- * Derepodichthijs alepidotus Gilbert. lands-Baja California (Andriyashev, 1937, British Columbia (Grinols, 1965). 1954; Clemens and Wilby, 1961; Grinols, Embryx crotalhia (Gilbert). Snakehead eel- 1965; Isakson et al., 1971; Jordan and pout. Gilbert, 1899; Okada, 1955; Popov, 1933; Shumagin Islands-California (Bayliff, 1959; Scofield, 1899; Shmidt, 1950; Svetovidov, Grinols, 1965; Wilimovsky, 1954). 1948; Taylor, 1967a; Ueno, 1970; Wili- movsky, 1954, 1964). Gynnielis bilabriis Andriashev. ABBL: Bering Sea; Gulf of Alaska; south- Bering Strait (Andriyashev, 1937). eastern Alaska. Gymnelis hemifasciatus Andriashev. Cape Olytorsky; St. Lawrence Island (Andri- yashev, 1937, 1954; Ueno, 1970). OPHIDIIDAE — brotulas and cusk eels

Gyinuelif< riridis (Fabricius) . Fish doctor. Brosmophycis marginata (Ayres). Redbrotula. Sea of Okhotsk; Anadyr Gulf; Chukchi Sea; Alaska-California (Clemens and Wilby, 1961; Bering Sea; Arctic Ocean; circumpolar; Gilbert and Thompson, 1905; Grinols, 1965; Aleutian Islands; Gulf of Alaska (Andriya- Wilimovsky, 1954). shev, 1937, 1954; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Leim and Scott, 1966; Shmidt, 1950; Vlady- Spectrnnculus vadcUffei Jordan and Thompson. kov, 1933; Walters, 1955; Wilimovsky, Japan; North Atlantic.^ 1954, 1964). ABBL: Cook Inlet. Alaska. Gynnielopsis atignia (Lay and Bennett). Bering Sea (Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Wili- ZOARCIDAE — eelpouts movsky, 1954).

*Lycenchelys albeolis *Apn>(lon co)'tezia)ius Gilbert. Bigfin eelpout. Andriashev. British Columbia-California (Grinols, 1965). Kurilo-Kamchatkan Trench (Andriyashev, 1958; Ueno, 1970). Bothrocara bnnnietini (Bean). Twoline eelpout. Sea of Okhotsk; Sakhalin Island; Olytorsky *Lyceuchelys birsteiiii Andriashev. (Andriyashev, Bay; Bering Sea-California (Bayliff, 1959; Kurilo-Kamchatkan Trench Grinols, 1965; Shmidt, 1950; Westrheim 1958; Ueno, 1970). and Pletcher, 1966). *Lyce)ichelyii canichaticii>i (Gilbert and Burke). Bothrocara moUe Bean. Soft eelpout, pighead Eastern Kamchatka; Commander Islands eelpout, short-snout eelpout. (Andriyashev, 1937, 1955a, 1958). Bering Sea-Mexico (Andriyashev, 1937; Bay- Lyce)iclielys jordaiii (Evermann and Golds- liff, 1959; Clemens and Wilby, 1961; Grin- borough). ols, 1965; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Southeastern Alaska-Oregon (Bayliff, 1959; Shmidt, 1950; Westrheim and Pletcher, Grey, 1956; Grinols, 1965; Wilimovsky, 1966; Wilimovsky, 1954). 1954). Botlovcara pnsiUiiDt (Bean). Alaska eelpout. *Lycenchelys microporus Andriashev. Bering Sea-southeastern Alaska (Hubbs and Northwestern Bering Sea (Andriyashev, Schultz, 1941; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; 1955a). Wilimovsky, 1954). ABBL: Gulf of Alaska. *Lycenchelys pliciferiis Andriashev. Commander Islands (Andriyashev, 1955a). "' Identified by Daniel M. Cohen, Director, National Marine Fisheries Service, National Systematics Labora- tory, U.S. National Museum, Washingrt.on, D.C. 20.560. *Lyceuclielys ixttniaiiori Andriashev. (Personal communication, September 21, 1965.) Petropavlovsk (Andriyashev, 1955a).

13 *Lyce)ichelys uschakuri Andriashev. (Andriyashev, 1937; Gilbert and Thompsen, Kurilo-Kamchatkan Trench (Andriyashev, 1905; Grinols. 1965; Jordan and Gilbert, 1955a; Ueno, 1970). 1899; Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, 1954). ABBL: Alaska Peninsula; Kodiak Island; *Lijceiichehjs vitiazi Andriashev. southeastern Alaska. Kurilo-Kamchatkan Trench (Andriyashev, Gulf of Alaska; 1955a). *Lycodes canichaticus Gilbert and Burke. Petropavlovsk; Commander Islands (An- ^Lijcenchehjs volki Andriashev. driyashev, 1937). Commander Islands (Andriyashev, 1955a). *Lycodes concolor Gill and Townsend. Lijcodalepis tiirneri (Bean). Bering Sea (Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Wili- Western Bering Sea; Norton Sound; Point movsky, 1954). Barrow (Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Scofteld, 1899). Lycodes diapterus Gilbert. Black eelpout. Sea of Japan; Commander Islands; Bering Lycodapus e.vtensus Gilbert.*^ Sea-California (Andriyashev, 1937; Bayliff, Bering Sea; Aleutian Islands (Gilbert, 1895; 1959; Grinols, 1965; Wilimovsky, 1954). Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Wilimovsky, ABBL: Kodiak Island; southeastern Alaska. 1954). Lycodes digitatiis Gill and Townsend. Lycodapus fierasfer Gilbert. Blackmouth eel- Bering Sea (Jordan and Gilbert, 1899). pout. Bering Sea; Aleutian Islands-Panama (Bay- * Lycodes kiiipoiritschi Popov. Gulf; liff, 1959; Gilbert, 1890; Grey. 1956; Grin- Sea of Okhotsk; Kamchatka; Anadyr ols, 1965; Wilimovsky, 1954). Bering Sea; Chukchi Sea (Andriyashev, 1937; Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, 1970; Walters, Lycodapus grossidois Gilbert. 1955). Bering Sea; southeastern Alaska; Oregon (Grinols, 1965; Wilimovsky, 1954). Lycodes dikcosks Richardson. ABBL: Prince William Sound; southeastern Anadyr Gulf; Bering Sea; Point Barrow Alaska. (Andriyashev, 1954; Walters, 1955). ABBL: Point Barrow. Lycodapus nuuidihiilaris Gilbert. Pallid eelpout. Lycodes paleaiix Gilbert. Wattled eelpout. Southeastern Alaska-California (Alverson, Japan; Sea of Okhotsk; Anadyr Gulf; Bering 1951; Clemens and Wilby, 1961; Grinols, Sea; Chukchi Sea; Arctic Alaska; British 1965; Hubbs and Schultz, 1941; Wilimov- Columbia-Washington (Andriyashev, 1937, sky, 1954). 1954; Bayliff, 1959; Grinols, 1965; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Ueno, 1970; Walters, Lycodapus parviceps Gilbert. 1955; Wilimovsky, 1954). Bering Sea; Aleutian Islands (Gilbert, 1895; ABBL: Gulf of Alaska; southeastern Alaska. Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Wilimovsky, 1954). Lycodes polaris (Sabine). Canadian eelpout. Circumpolar in the Arctic Ocean (Andriya- Lycodes ag)iostHS Jensen. shev, 1954). Anadyr Gulf; Chukchi Sea; Bering Sea; Arctic Alaska; Barents Sea; circumpolar Lycodes mrideiis Taranetz and Andriashev. (Andriyashev, 1937; Wilimovsky, 1954). Sparse toothed lycod (Russ.). Sea of Okhotsk; St. Matthew Island; Bering *Lycodes bathybius Shmidt. Sea; Bering Strait; Chukchi Sea; Arctic Southern Kamchatka (Shmidt, 1950). Alaska (Andriyashev, 1937, 1954; Shmidt, Lycodes brevipes Bean. Shortfin eelpout. 1950; Ueno, 1970; Walters, 1955; Wilimov- Sea of Okhotsk; Bering Sea; Alaska-Oregon sky, 1954). * Lycodes soldatovi Taranetz and Andriashev. ^ The genus Lycodapus is in need of revision. Apparent- Sea of Okhotsk; Olytorsky Gulf (Andriyashev, ly some nominal species represent different se.xes of the same species. One species {L. (/tossideiis ?) is abun- 1937; Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, 1970; Walters, dant in Lynn Canal, southeastern Alaska. 1955).

14 Lycodes tiirneri Bean. Polar eelpout. Coryphaenoides firmisquamis (Gill and Town- Kara Sea; northern Bering Sea; Arctic Alas- send). Strong-scaled rattail. ka; Gulf of St. Lawrence; western Green- Bering Sea (Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Wili- land (Leim and Scott, 1966; Walters, 1955; movsky, 1954). Wilimovsky, 1954). Coryphaenoides lepturus (Gill and Townsend). Lycodopsis pacifica (Collett). Blackbelly eel- Bering Sea (Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Wili- pout. movsky, 1954). Alaska-California (Bayliff, 1959; Grinols, Coryphaenoides pectoralis (Gilbert). Giant 1965; Wilimovsky, 1954). rattail. Gulf of Alaska; Yakutat; south- ABBL: Japan; Sea of Okhotsk; Kurilo-Kamchatkan eastern Alaska. Trench; Pribilof Islands; Bering Sea- *Melanostigma panunckifi Gilbert. Black eel- Oregon (Andriyashev, 1937; Gill and Town- pout. send, 1897; Grinols, 1965; Jordan and British Columbia-southern California (Grin- Gilbert, 1899; Okamura, 1970; Rass, 1954; ols, 1965, 1966c). Shmidt. 1950; Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, 1954). Nalba)iticlithys elongatioi Schultz. Bering Sea (Schultz, 1967). CorypIiae)inides sernda (Bean). Southeastern Alaska (Wilimovsky, 1954). *Tara)tetzella lyoderma Andriashev. Olytorsky Bay (Andriyashev, 1955a). Coryphaenoides spinulosus (Gilbert and Burke). Bering Sea (Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, 1954).

MACROURIDAE — rattails Coryphaenoides sitborbitalis (Gill and Town- send). Bering Sea (Wilimovsky, 1954). Coryphae>ioides acrolepis (Bean). Roughscale rattail. Japan; Kurilo-Kamchatkan Trench; Sea of Okhotsk; Bering Sea-California (Grinols, SCOAABERESOCIDAE — sauries 1965; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Okada, Cdldlabis saira (Brevoort). Pacific saury. 1955; Okamura, 1970; Rass, 1954; Ueno, Korea; Japan; Gulf of Alaska-southern Cali- 1970; Wilimovsky, 1954). fornia (Grinols, 1965; LeBrasseur, 1964; Coryphaenoides cinereus (Gilbert). Okada, 1955; Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, Sea of Okhotsk; Kurilo-Kamchatkan Trench; 1954). East Kamchatka; Bering Sea; Unalaska Island (Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Okamura, 1970; Rass, 1954; Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, 1954). MELAMPHAEIDAE — melamphids, bigscales Coryphaoioides clarki (Jordan and Gilbert).

Bering Sea (Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Ma- Melamphaes higubris Gilbert. Highsnout mel- kushok, 1964; Wilimov.sky, 1954). amphid. Bering Sea-Baja California (Ebeling, 1962; *CoryphaeuoideH cyclolepis (Gilbert). Smooth- Gilbert, 1895; Grinols, 1965; Jordan and scale rattail. Gilbert, 1899; Taylor, 1967a; Wilimovsky, British Columbia (Clemens and Wilby, 1961; 1954). Grinols, 1965). ABBL: Gulf of Alaska.

Coryphaenoides filifera Gilbert. Filamented Poromitra crassiceps (Giinther). Crested big- rattail. scale. Aleutian Islands; British Columbia (Clem- Atlantic Ocean; Eastern Aleutians-Central ens and Wilby, 1961; Grinols, 1965; and South America (Grinols, 1965; Ko- Isakson et al., 1971). bayashi and Ueno, 1966; Taylor. 1967a; ABBL: Gulf of Alaska. Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, 1954).

15 Scupeloberyx )iycteriinis (Gilbert). Kenai Peninsula; Prince William Sound; Kurilo-Kamchatkan Trench; Gulf of Alaska- southeastern Alaska. California (Rass. 1954; Ueno, 1970; Wili- Pmtgitins pioigitius (Linnaeus). Ninespine movsky, 1954). stickleback. Yellow Sea-Bering Sea; Arctic Alaska; Aleu- tian Islands-British Columbia (Andriya- ANOPLOGASTERIDAE shev, 1954; Gilbert, 1895; Jordan and Gil- bert, 1899; Leim and Scott, 1966; McPhail *Anopl()gaster coniuta Valenciennes. and Lindsey, 1970; Popov, 1933; Scofield, Widespread bathypelagic; Oi'egon-Gulf of 1899; Ueno, 1970; Walters, 1955; Wilimov- Panama; Atlantic Ocean (Grinols, 1966a). sky, 1954, 1964). ABBL: Alaska Peninsula; Yukon drainage.

ZEIDAE — dories AULORHYNCHIDAE — tubesnouts Allocyttus rermcosus (Gilchrist). Coster dory. Atlantic Ocean; Japan; Aleutian Islands; Anlorlnjiicliiis facidiis Gill. Tube-snout. British Columbia (Clemens and Wilby. Southeastern Alaska-Baja California (Wili- 1961; Grinols, 1965; Kobayashi, Mikawa, movsky, 1954). and Ito, 1968; Kobayashi and Ueno, 1966; ABBL: southeastern Alaska. Ueno, 1970; Welander, Johnson, and Hajny, 1957). SYNGNATHIDAE — pipefishes, sea horses LAAAPRIDAE — opahs Sy)ignatlnis griseoliiieatus Ayres. Bay pipe- fish. Lanipris regius (Bonnaterre). Opah. Southeastern Alaska-southern California Japan; Gulf of Alaska-California; cosmopoli- (Wilimovsky, 1954). tan (Grinols, 1965; Leim and Scott, 1966; Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, 1954).

SCORPAENIDAE — scorpionfishes and TRACHIPTERIDAE — ribbonfishes rockfishes

Trachipterus altirelis Kner. King-of-the- Sehastes aleutiaiiHs (Jordan and Evermann). salmon. Rougheye rockfish. Eastern Pacific; Alaska-South America, off- Aleutian Islands-California (Barsukov, 1964; shore (Grinols, 1965). Grinols, 1965; Isakson et al., 1971; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Phillips, 1957; Taylor, 1967a; Wilimovsky, 1954). GASTEROSTEIDAE — sticklebacks ABBL: Aleutian Islands; Gulf of Alaska; southeastern Alaska. Gasterosteiis acideatiix Linnaeus. Threespine stickleback. Sebastes ah(tii>f (Gilbert). Pacific ocean perch, Yellow Sea; Sea of Japan; Sea of Okhotsk; muddy bass (Russ.). Bering Sea-Baja California; northern Honshu-Cape Olytorsky; Bering Sea-Cali- Europe (Andriyashev, 1954; Carl et al., fornia (Andriyashev, 1937; Barsukov, 1964; 1959; Isakson et al., 1971; Jordan and Clemens and" Wilby, 1961; Gilbert, 1895; Gilbert, 1899; 'LeBrasseur, 1964; Leim Grinols, 1965; Isakson et al., 1971; Jordan and Scott, 1966; McPhail and Lindsey, and Gilbert, 1899; Phillips, 1957; Taylor, 1970; Okada. 1955; Popov, 1933; Scofield, 1967a; Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, 1954). 1899; Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, 1970; Walters, ABBL: Bering Sea; Shumagin Islands; 1955; Wilimovsky, 1954, 1964). Gulf of Alaska; Yakutat; southeastern ABBL: Alaska Peninsula; Kodiak Island; Alaska.

16 Sebastes auriculatus Girard. Brown rockfish. Sebastes elongatus Ayres. Greenstriped rock- Southeastern Alaska-Baja California (Phil- fish. lips, 1957; Wilimovsky, 1954). Montague Island; southeastern Alaska-Baja ABEL: southeastern Alaska. California (Grinols, 1965; Phillips, 1957; Taylor, 1967a; Westrheim, 1966a). *Sebastes aiimm (Gilbert). Aurora rockfish. ABBL: Katlian Bay and Baranof Island in Vancouver Island-California (Grinols, 1965; southeastern Alaska. Heyamoto and Hitz, 1962; Phillips, 1957; Sebastes emphaeus (Starks). Puget Sound Westrheim, 1968). rockfish. Puget Sound (Alverson and Welander, 1952; Sebastes babcocki (Thompson). Redbanded Hitz, 1965; Schultz, 1936). rockfish. ABBL: Kenai Peninsula ; southeastern Alaska. Aleutian Islands-California (Best and El- Sebastes eiitotnelas (Jordan and Gilbert). dridge, 1969; Heyamoto and Hitz, 1962; Widow rockfish. Rosenblatt and Chen, 1972; Thompson, Southeastern Alaska-California (Grinols, 1965; 1915b; Westrheim, 1965). McAllister and Westrheim, 1965; Phillips, ABBL: Gulf of Alaska; southeastern Alaska. 1957; Taylor, 1967a). ABBL: southeastern Alaska. Sebastes brevispinis (Bean). Silvergray rockfish. Sebastes ftavidits (Ayres). Yellowtail rockfish. Bering Sea-California (Barsukov, 1964; Grin- Southeastern Alaska-California (Grinols, ols, 1965; Phillips, 1957; Taylor, 1967a; 1965; Phillips, 1957; Taylor, 1967a; Westr- Wilimovsky, 1954). heim, 1966b). ABBL: southeastern Alaska.

Sebastes borealis Barsukov. *Sebastes glauciis Hilgendorf. Kamchatka; northwestern Bering Sea; Aleu- Sea of Japan; northern Sea of Okhotsk; Com- tian Islands-Puget Sound and possibly mander Islands (Bar.sukov, 1964; Jordan Oregon (Barsukov, 1970; Tsuyuki and and Gilbert, 1899; Shmidt, 1950 ; Ueno, 1970). Westerheim, 1970). *Sebastes r/oodei (Eigenmann and Eigenmann). Sebastes cain-i)ius Richardson. Copper rockfish. Chilipepper. Kenai Penin.sula-California (Phillips, 1957; Vancouver Island; Oregon-Baja California Westrheim, 1966a; Wilimovsky, 1954). (Grinols, 1965; Westrheim, 1965). ABBL: Prince William Sound; southeastern Sebastes lielvoniaeidatus Ayres. Rosethorn Alaska. rockfi.sh. Southeastern Alaska-Baja California (Grinols, Sebastes eiliatiis (Tilesius). Dusky rockfish. 1965; Heyamoto and Hitz, 1962; Phillips, Bering Sea-Dixon Entrance (Isakson et al., 1957; Taylor, 1967a; Westrheim, 1965). 1971; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Taylor, ABBL: Gulf of Alaska near Cape Fairweather 1967a; Westrheim, 1968; Wilimovsky, 1954). and Yakutat. ABBL: Aleutian Islands; Alaska Peninsula; Kodiak Island; southeastern Alaska. *Sebastes joi-da)u (Gilbert). Shortbelly rockfish. British Columbia-Baja California (Grinols, Sebastes craineri (Jordan). Darkblotched rock- 1965; Phillips, 1957; Welander and Alver- fish. son, 1954; Westrheim, 1967; Westrheim Bering Sea-California (Grinols, 1965; Phillips, and Pletcher, 1966). 1957; Taylor, 1967a; Wilimovsky, 1954). Sebastes inaliger (Jordan and Gilbert). Quill- ABBL: southeastern Alaska. back rockfish. Gulf of Alaska-California (Grinols, 1965; Sebastes diploproa (Gilbert). Splitnose rockfish. Phillips, 1957; Wilimovsky, 1954). Southeastern Alaska-Baja Califoimia (Grinols, ABBL: Kenai Peninsula: Lituya Bay; south- 1965; Phillips, 1957). eastern Alaska.

17 Sebastefi melaimpx (Girard). Black rockfish." Westrheim and Tsuyuki, 1971; Wilimovsky, Aleutian Islands; Gulf of Alaska-California 1954). (Grinols, 1965; Phillips. 1957; Taylor, ABBL: Bering Sea; Shumagin Islands; Gulf 1967a; Wilimovsky, 1954, 1964). of Alaska; Kenai Peninsula. ABBL: Southeastern Alaska. Scbat^tes proriger (Jordan and Gilbert). Red- Sebastes mckniostoDins (Eigenmann and Eigen- stripe rockfish. mann). Blackgill rockfish. Bering Sea-California (Grinols, 1965; Isak- Bering Sea-Baja California (Barsukov, 1964; son et al., 1971; Phillips, 1957; Taylor, Grinols, 1965; Phillips, 1957). 1967a; Wilimovsky. 1954). ABBL: Gulf of Alaska; southeastern Alaska. *Sehasteii iiii)iiafHs (Jordan and Gilbert). Ver- milion rockfish. Scbasti-y< reedi (Westrheim and Tsuyuki). Yel- Vancouver Island-Baja California (Grinols, lowmouth rockfish. 1965; Phillips, 1957). Sitka. Alaska-Cape Blanco. Oregon (Westr- heim and Tsuyuki, 1967). *Sebastes mystinus (Jordan and Gilbert). Blue rockfish. '''Si'baf

Sebastes nebidoi^us Ayres. China rockfish. Sebastes riiheri-innis (Cramer). Yelloweye Southeastern Alaska-California (Phillips, rockfish. 1957; Wilimovsky, 1954). Gulf of Alaska-Baja California (Grinols, 1965; ABBL: southeastern Alaska. Hubbs, 1959; Phillips, 1957; Taylor, 1967a). ABBL: Gulf of Alaska; southeastern Alaska.

Sebastes )iigroci)ictiis Ayrcfi. Tiger rockfish. Sebastes sa.vicola (Gilbert). Stripetail rockfish. Southeastern Alaska-California (Grinols, 1965; Southeastern Alaska-Baja California (Grinols, Phillips, 1957; Wilimovsky, 1954). 1965; Phillips, 1957; Wilimovsky, 1954).

ABBL: Cape Resurrection , Kenai Peninsula. Sebastes variegatiis Quast. Harlequin rockfish. Sebastes pauclspi)iiis Ayres. Bocaccio. Unimak Pass-Queen Charlotte Sound (Quast, Southeastern Alaska; British Columbia-Baja 1971). California (Davenport, 1966; Grinols, 1965; ABBL: Unimak Pass; Gulf of Alaska; south- Phillips, 1957; Taylor, 1967a; Westrheim, eastern Alaska; Queen Charlotte Sound. 1966b). Sebastes wilsoii (Gilbert). Pygmy rockfish. ABBL: southeastern Alaska. British Columbia-California (Grinols, 1965;

Sebasteti p'nudger (Gill). Canary rockfish. Harling, 1966; Phillips, 1957).

Southeastern Alaska; Dixon Entrance; British ABBL: Kenai Peninsula ; southeastern Alaska . Columbia-Baja California (Clemens and Sebastes zacentrus (Gilbert). Sharpchin rock- Wilby, 1961; Grinols, 1965; Phillips, 1957; fish .« Taylor, 1967a; Westrheim, 1966b). Northern Gulf of Alaska-California (Grinols, ABBL: southeastern Alaska. 1965; Phillips, 1957; Taylor, 1967a; Westr- Sebastes polyspinis (Taranetz and Moiseev). heim, 1965). ABBL: Kodiak Island vicinity and central Northern rockfish, multi-spined bass ( Russ.). Eastern Kamchatka; Bering Sea-southeastern Gulf of Alaska. Alaska (Andriyashev, 1937; Ueno, 1970;

' Records for tlie Aleutian Islands should be reexamined * Sebastes zacentnis closely resembles the newly because all dark blue to black rockfish from the Aleutian described S. rariegatiis. Alaska records of S. zacentfiis Islands that we have seen are a blue form of Scbaxtes should be reexamined because there is evidence that the ciliatus that resembles S. nielanops and S. mystinus. two species have been confused.

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Sebastolobiis alascanus Bean. Shortspine Hexagrammos stelleri Tilesius. Whitespotted thornyhead. greenling. Bering Sea-Baja California (Andriyashev, Hokkaido; Peter the Great Bay; Avatcha

1937; Barsukov, 1964; Gilbert, 1895; Grin- Bay ; Commander Islands ; Aleutian Islands ols, 1965; Isakson et al., 1971; Jordan and Bering Sea-California (Gilbert, 1895; Jor- Gilbert, 1899; Phillips, 1957; Shmidt, 1950; dan and Gilbert, 1899; Popov. 1933; Quast, Wilimovsky, 1954). 1960; Shmidt, 1950; Taylor, 1967a; Ueno, ABBL: Gulf of Alaska; Kenai Peninsula; 1970; Wilimovsky, 1954). Yakutat; Dry Bay; Lituya Bay; south- ABBL: Bristol Bay; Kodiak Island, Cook eastern Alaska. Inlet; southeastern Alaska.

Sebastolobus altivelis Gilbert. Longspine Hexagrammos superciliosus (Pallas). (See H. thornyhead. lagocephalus (Pallas)). Aleutian Islands; Gulf of Alaska-Baja Cali- Ophiodon elongatus Girard. Lingcod. fornia Gilbert, 1895; Grin- (Barsukov, 1964; Bering Sea (doubtful; record unverified); ols, 1965; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Phil- Kodiak Island-Baja California (Grinols, lips, 1957; Wilimovsky, 1954; Westrheim, 1965; Quast, 1960; Taylor, 1967a; Wilimov- 1968). sky, 1954). ABBL: southeastern Alaska. ABBL: southeastern Alaska. *Sebafitolobus macrochir (Giinther). Pleurogrammns monopterygius (Pallas). Atka Navarin; Sea of Okhotsk (Barsu- Japan-Cape mackerel. kov, 1964; Ueno, 1970). Yellow Sea; Sea of Japan; Aniva Bay; Cape Olytorsky; Commander Islands; Bering HEXAGRAMMIDAE — greenlings Sea-California (Andriyashev, 1937; Isakson et al., 1971; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899;

Hexagrammos decagrammus (Pallas). Kelp Quast, 1960; Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, 1970; greenling. Wilimovsky, 1954). Aleutian Islands; southeastern Alaska-Cali- ABBL: Bering Sea; Shumagin Islands; Kodi- ak Island; Gulf of Alaska; southeastern fornia (Gilbert, 1895; Isakson et al., 1971; Quast, I960: Wilimovsky, 1954). Alaska. ABBL: Shumagin Islands; Kodiak Island; Gulf of Alaska; Yakutat Bay; Lituya Bay; ANOPLOPOMATIDAE — sablefishes southeastern Alaska.

Hexagram Dion lagocephalus (Pallas). Rock Anoplopoma fimbria (Pallas). Sablefish, black greenling. cod, coalfish (Russ.). Yellow Sea; Kuril Islands; Sea of Okhotsk; Japan; Cape Olytorsky; Bering Sea-California eastern Kamchatka; western Bering Sea; (Andriyashev, 1937; Clemens and Wilby, et al., Aleutian Islands; eastern Pacific to Point 1961; Grinols, 1965; Isakson 1971; Conception, California (Gilbert, 1895; Isak- Taylor, 1967a; Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, son et al., 1971; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; 1954). Quast, 1960; Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, 1970; ABBL: Gulf of Alaska; southeastern Alaska. Wilimovsky, 1954). Erilepis zonifer (Lockington). Skilfish. Japan; Kamchatka; southeastern Alaska; Cal- Hexagrammos octogrammus (Pallas). Masked ifornia (Grinols, 1965; Okada, 1955; Phil- greenling. lips, 1966; Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, 1954). Northern Sea of Japan; Tatar Strait; Sak- ABBL: Gulf of Alaska. halin; Sea of Okhotsk; Avatcha Bay; Aleu- tian Islands; Bering Sea-Gulf of Alaska; southeastern Alaska (Jordan and Gilbert, COTTIDAE — sculpins 1899; Quast, 1960, 1968; Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, 1954). Archaulns biseriatiis Gilbert and Burke. Scaled ABBL: southeastern Alaska. sculpin.

19 Petrel Bank (Bering Sea) (Gilbert and Burke, 1965; Quast, 1968). 1912). ABBL: southeastern Alaska.

*AiThi.'Artedius iuea)iyi (Jordan and Starks). Puget western Bering Sea (Andriyashev, 1937, Sound sculpin. 1954; Ueno, 1970). British Columbia (Rosenblatt and Wilkie, 1963). Artediellus DiiaccDitliKs Gilbert and Burke. Northern Sea of Japan; Sea of Okhotsk; Asceliclitliijs rliodoriis Jordan and Gilbert. Petropavlovsk; Anadyr Gulf; Bering Sea Rosylip sculpin. (Andriyashev, 1937; Schmidt, 1927; Shmidt, Southeastern Alaska-California (Wilimovsky, 1950; Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, 1954). 1954). Blepsias Artediellus pacificus Gilbert. Hookhorned bilobus Cuvier. Crested sculpin. sculpin (Russ.). Northern Sea of Japan; southern Sea of Northern Sea of Japan; Sea of Okhotsk; Okhotsk; Kamchatka; Petropavlovsk; Bei'- Anadyr Gulf; Bering Sea-Gulf of Alaska ing Sea-British Columbia (Jordan and Gil- (Andriyashev, 1937; Gilbert, 1895; Jordan bert. 1899; Popov, 1933; Shmidt, 1950; Wilimovsky, 1954, 1964). et al., 1930; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Popov, 1933; Quast, 1968; Schmidt, 1927; ABBL: Bering Sea; Shelikof Strait; south- Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, eastern Alaska. 1954). Blepsias cirrhosus (Pallas). Silverspotted scul- ABBL: Krenitzin and Unimak Islands (Aleu- pin. tian Islands); Cook Inlet; southeastern Northern Sea of Japan; southern Sea of Alaska. Okhotsk; Petropavlovsk; Aleutian Islands Artediellus scaber Knipowitsch. Hamecon. Bering Sea-California (Isakson et al., 1971 Western Bering-Chukchi Sea; Arctic Ocean; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Popov, 1933 Wilimovsky, northern Bering Sea (Andriyashev, 1937, Shmidt. 1950; Ueno, 1970; 1954, 1964). 1954; Walters, 1955; Wilimovsky, 1954). ABBL: Cook Inlet; southeastern Alaska. ABBL: Chukchi Sea; Point Barrow. Clinocottus acuticeps (Gilbert). Sharpnose Artediellus u)iciuatus (Reinhardt). Arctic sculpin. hookear sculpin. Aleutian Islands; Bering Sea-California (Isak- Circumpolar (Leim and Scott, 1966; Schmidt, son et al., 1971; Wilimovsky, 1954, 1964). 1927; Walters, 1955; Wilimovsky, 1954). ABBL: southeastern Alaska. Artedi II s fe )iest ralis (Jordan and Gilbert). Pad- ded sculpin. Clinocottus embrijiini (Jordan and Starks). Calico sculpin. Aleutian Islands; Gulf of Alaska-California Aleutian Islands; (Gilbert and Thompson, 1905; Wilimovsky, Bering Sea-California (Isak- son al., 1954, 1964). et 1971; Wilimovsky, 1954, 1964). ABBL: Kachemak Bay (Cook Inlet); south- Clinocottus globiceps (Girard). Mosshead scul- eastern Alaska. pin. Gulf of Alaska-California (Wilimovsky, Artedius harringtoni (Starks). Scalyhead scul- 1954). pin. Cottus aleuticus Gilbert. Coastrange sculpin. Gulf of Alaska-southern California (Clemens Aleutian Islands; Bering Sea-California (Carl and Wilby, 1961; Hubbard and Reeder, et al., 1959; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899;

20 McAllister and Lindsey, 1961; McPhail Alaska (Andriyashev, 1937, 1954; Ever- and Lindsey, 1970; Wilimovsky, 1954, 1964). mann and Goldsborough, 1907; Popov, ABBL: Alaska Peninsula; Kodiak Island; 1933; Sandercock and Wilimovsky, 1968; Kenai Peninsula; Prince William Sound; Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, southeastern Alaska. 1954). ABBL: Chukchi Sea; southern shore of Alaska Cottu!^ asper Richardson. Prickly sculpin. Peninsula; Cook Inlet; southeastern Alaska. Southeastern Alaska-California (Carl et al., 1959; McAllister and Lindsey, 1961; Mc- Eurymen gyrinus Gilbert and Burke. Phail and Lindsey, 1970; Wilimovsky, 1954). Peter the Great Bay; Tatar Strait; Hokkaido; ABBL: southeastern Alaska. Sea of Okhotsk; Amchitka Island (Aleutian Islands); Bering Sea (Shmidt, 1950; Wa- Cottus cogimtns Richardson. Slimy sculpin. tanabe, 1960; Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, Bering Sea and Arctic Ocean drainages of 1954, 1964). eastern Siberia, Alaska, and Canada to New ABBL: CapeNewenham (eastern Bering Sea); Brunswick; south to central North America;

Kodiak Island . Cook Inlet to Stikine River in southeastern Alaska (Carl et al., 1959; McAllister and Gilbert idia sigalittes (Jordan and Starks). Soft Lindsey, 1961; McPhail and Lindsey, 1970; sculpin. Walters, 1955; Wilimovsky, 1954). Adak Island (Aleutian Islands); southeastern ABBL: Yukon and Copper Rivers. Alaska; Washington (Gilbert and Thomp- son, 1905; Grinds, 1965; Welander and ^Cottus giilosus (Girard). Riffle sculpin. Alverson, 1954; Wilimovsky, 1954, 1964). Southeastern Alaska-California (Alaskan rec- ABBL: southeastern Alaska. ord doubtful) (Wilimovsky, 1954). Gynnwcaiithns detrisiis Gilbert and Burke. Cottus protrKsiifi Schultz and Spoor. Sea of Japan-eastern side of Kamchtaka (An- Bering Sea-central Alaska (Wilimovsky, 1954). driyashev, 1937; Gilbert and Burke, 1912; Crossius alboniacidatiis Schmidt. Popov, 1933; Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, 1970).

Bristol . St. Paul Island (Hubbs and Schultz, 1941). ABBL: Bay Dasycottus setiger Bean. Spinyhead sculpin. Gy))niocanthus galeatus Bean. Armorhead sculpin (Russ.). Sea of Japan; central Sea of Okhotsk; Pet- sculpin, helmeted ropavlovsk; Aleutian Islands; Bering Sea- Hokkaido-Bering Sea-southeastern Alaska; Washington (Andriyashev, 1937; Gilbert, Aleutian Islands; Hudson Bay (Andriya- Golds- 1895; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Shmidt, shev, 1937, 1954; Evermann and Reeder, 1965; 1950; Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, 1954). borough, 1907; Hubbard and al., and Gilbert, ABBL: Bering Sea; Unalaska Island; Unimak Isakson et 1971; Jordan Pass; Alaska Peninsula; Shumagin Islands; 1899; Scofield, 1899; Shmidt, 1950; Vlady- Kodiak Island; Gulf of Alaska; south- kov, 1933; Watanabe, 1960; Ueno, 1970; eastern Alaska. Wilimovsky, 1954, 1964). ABBL: Bering Sea; Shumagin Islands; Cook Enophrys bifiuii (Girard). Buffalo sculpin. Inlet; Gulf of Alaska; .southeastern Alaska. Gulf of Alaska-California (Wilimovsky, 1954). ABBL: southeastern Alaska. Gu»i»<>cauthiis pistilliger (Pallas). Threaded sculpin (Russ.). Einiphryu dicemus (Pallas).-' Antlered sculpin. Sea of Japan-Arctic Ocean; Bering Sea; Sea of Japan; Sea of Okhotsk; Petropavlovsk; Aleutian Islands (Andriyashev, 1937, 1954; Cape Olytorsky; Bering Sea-Southeastern Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Jordan and Starks, 1904; Popov, 1933; Scofield, 1899;

" Sandeixock and Wilimovsky (1968) revise Eiiophrys, Shmidt, 1950; Walters, 1955; Watanabe, and althoug'h according to their key all adult specimens 1960; Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, 1954, 1964). in the ABBL collection are E. Iiicasi, the juveniles key to E. (Iicciait:<, E. liicusi, or both. Our data on 24 -Alaska specimens indicate that the key characters the relation of size specificity to the species indices is authors used were size-specific, and plots of the indices resolved, we prefer to classify ABBL specimens collected against specimen length suggest one species. Until the to date as E. dicefaufi.

21 ABBL: Bering Sea; Unimak Island (Aleutian Heniitripterus villosiis (Pallas). - Islands); Cook Inlet; Kodiak Island ; south Sea of Japan; Hokkaido; Aniva Bay; Sak-

eastern Alaska . halin; Petropavlovsk; Karaganski Bay; southern Bering Sea; Kodiak Island (An- 1895; Isakson et Gynnioccuithiis triciixpis (Reinhardt). Arctic driyashev, 1937; Gilbert, al., Gilbert, Jordan staghorn sculpin. 1971; Jordan and 1899; Circumpolar; Bering Sea; Hudson Bay (An- and Starks, 1904; Leim and Scott, 1966; driyashev, 1937, 1954; Leim and Scott, Popov, 1933; Shmidt. 1950; Watanabe, Wilimovsky, 1966; Vladykov, 1933; Walters, 1955; 1960; Ueno, 1970; 1954). Wilimovsky, 1954). Iceli}uis borealis Gilbert. Northern sculpin. ABBL: Chukchi Sea; Point Barrow. Aleutian Islands; Bering Sea-Washington Thompson, Hemilepidotiis gilberti Jordan and Starks. (Gilbert, 1895; Gilbert and Grinols, 1965; Jordan and Gilbert, Northern Sea of Japan; Aniva Bay; Kamchat- 1905; 1954, 1964). ka; Kuril Strait; Commander Islands; Ber- 1899; Wilimovsky, Krenitzin Islands (Aleu- ing Sea (Peden, 1964; Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, ABBL: Unimak and tian Islands); Shumagin Islands; Trinity 1970). Islands; Cook Inlet; Kodiak Island; Gulf of HemilepidotHS lu'Diilepidutus (Tilesius). Red Alaska; southeastern Alaska. Irish lord. IceliiiKs bHrcliumi Evermann and Goldsborough. Sea of Okhotsk; Aleutian Islands; Bering sculpin. Sea-California (Isakson et al., 1971; Jordan Dusky Southeastern Alaska-California (Barraclough and Gilbert, 1899; Peden, 1964; Popov, Butler, 1965; Grinols, 1965; Wilimov- 1933; Shmidt, 1950; Taylor, 1967a; Ueno, and 1970; Wilimovsky, 1954, 1964). sky, 1954). ABBL: Bristol Bay; Gulf of Alaska; south- *Ici'liiiHs filameiitosus Gilbert. Threadfin scul- eastern Alaska. pin. British Columbia-.southern California (Clem- He)7iiIepidotu^ijord(i}ii Bean. Yellow Irish lord. Wilby, 1961; Gilbert and Thomp- North Pacific Ocean to Anadyr Gulf; Aleutian ens and Islands; Bering Sea-southeastern Alaska son, 1905; Grinols, 1965). al., 1971; (Andriyashev, 1937; Isakson et *Iceli)iHS tennis Gilbert. Spotfin sculpin. Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Peden, 1964; British Columbia-southern California (Grin- Wilimovsky, 1954, 1964). Ueno, 1970; ols, 1965; Taylor 1967a). ABBL: Unalaska Island (Aleutian Islands); Iceliis bicornis (Reinhardt). Twohorn sculpin. Alaska Peninsula; Shumagin Islands; Ko- Bristol Bay; circumpolar; east of Point Bar- diak Island; Kenai Peninsula; Gulf of row (Gilbert, 1895; Vladykov, 1933; Wal- Alaska; Lituya Bay; southeastern Alaska. ters, 1955). HemilepidotHS papilio(Bea.n). Butterfly Icelus canaliculatus Gilbert. sculpin. Sea of Okhotsk; Unalaska Island (Aleutian Sea of Okhotsk; eastern Kamchatka; Anadyr Islands); eastern Bering Sea (Gilbert, Gulf; Bering Sea (Andriyashev, 1937, 1954; 1895; Isakson et al., 1971; Jordan and Gil- Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Peden, 1964; bert, 1899; Shmidt, 1950; Wilimovsky, 1954. Shmidt. 1950; Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky,

1954). Iceliis cini/ops Bean. Hemilepidotus spinosus (Ayres). Brown Irish Gulf of Alaska (Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; lord. Wilimovsky, 1954). (Peden, 1964). Southeastern Alaska-California Icelus scutiger Bean. ABBL: southeastern Alaska. BeringSea-Gulf of Alaska; Attu Island (Aleu- HemilepidotHS zapus (Gilbert and Burke). tian Islands); Alaska Peninsula (Gilbert, Bering Sea; Aleutian Islands (Peden, 1964; 1895;JordanandGilbert, 1899; Wilimovsky, Wilimovsky, 1954, 1964). 1954, 1964). ABBL: Chukchi Sea. ABBL: Bering Sea.

22 IcelHs spatula Gilbert and Burke. Spatulate land; Cook Inlet; Gulf of Alaska; Yakutat; sculpin. Cape Fairweather; southeastern Alaska. eastward to western Greenland and Kara Sea Megalocottus laticeps (Gilbert). south to Labrador and Cape Cod; Siberian Bristol Bay; Port Clarence (Seward Peninsu- Sea; Okhotsk Sea; Bering Sea; circum- la) (Jordan and Gilbert. 1899; Scofield, polar (Andriyashev, 1937, 1954; Leim and 1899). Scott, 1966; Shmidt, 1950; Walters, 1955; Megalocottus platycephalus (Pallas). Belliger- Wilimovsky. 1954). ABBL: Unimak Island (Aleutian Islands); ent sculpin. Sea of Japan; Peter the Great Bay; Sea of Kuskokwim Bay; Shumagin Islands ; Gla- Okhotsk; Petropavlovsk; Bering Sea; Chuk- cier Bay (southeastern Alaska ). chi Sea; Arctic Alaska (Andriyashev, 1954; Icelus spiniger Gilbert. Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Jordan and of Japan; Kamchatka; Aleutian Islands; Sea Starks, 1904; Popov, 1933; Shmidt, 1950; Bering Sea-southeastern Alaska (Andriya- Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, 1954). shev, 1937; Gilbert, 1895; Jordan and

Microcottus sellaris (Gilbert) . Brightbelly scul- Gilbert, 1899; Jordan and Starks, 1904; Okada, 1955; Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, 1970; pin. Watanabe, 1960; Wilimovsky. 1954, 1964). Sea of Japan; Sea of Okhotsk; Bering Sea (Andriyashev, Shmidt, Wili- ABBL: Bering Sea; Unimak and Krenitzin 1954; 1950; Islands (Aleutian Islands); Gulf of Alaska; movsky, 1954). Cook Inlet; Glacier Bay (southeastern Myo.vocephalus jaok (Cuvier). Plain sculpin; Alaska). shorthorn sculpin (Russ.). Japan; Robben Reef (Sakhalin); Sea of IcehiK Kiiciiialis Gilbert and Burke. Petropavlovsk; Sea-Arctic Bering Sea; Aleutian Islands (Andriyashev, Okhotsk; Bering Alaska; Aleutian Islands (Andriyashev, 1937; Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, 1970; Wilimov- 1954; Gilbert, 1895; Jordan and Gilbert, sky, 1954, 1964). and Starks, Popov, ABBL: Unimak Island (Aleutian Islands); 1899; Jordan 1904; 1933; Scofield. 1899; Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, Shumagin Islands ; Kodiak Island ; Cook 1970; Walters, 1955; Watanabe, 1960; Inlet ; Gulf of Alaska . Wilimovsky, 1954, 1964). Icelus vicittalis Gilbert. ABBL: Chukchi Sea; Bristol Bay; Cold Bay Bering Sea; Bristol Bay (Gilbert, 1895; Jor- (south side of Alaska Peninsula). dan and Gilbert, 1899; Wilimovsky, 1954). Myoxoccplialus niediiius Bean.

Leptocottus armatus Girard. Pacific staghorn Attu and Agattu Islands (Aleutian Islands); sculpin. Bering Sea (Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Wilimovsky, 1954, 1964). Gulf of Alaska-Baja California (Carl et al., 1959; Roedel, 1953; Wilimovsky, 1954). Myoxocephalus niger (Bean). Warthead scul- ABBL: Alaska Peninsula; Prince William pin. Sound; southeastern Alaska. Hokkaido; Sea of Okhotsk; Aleutian Chain; Malacocottus kincaidi Gilbert and Thompson. Bering Sea (Andriyashev, 1937; Jordan

Gilbert, 1899; " Blackfin sculpin. and Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, 1960; Wilimovsky, Hokkaido; Sea of Okhotsk; southern Bering 1970; Watanabe, 1954, Sea; Aleutian Islands; Gulf of Alaska- 1964). Washington (Andriyashev, 1937; Clemens Myoxocephalus platycephalus (Pallas). and Wilby, 1961; Gilbert. 1895; Gilbert and Northern Sea of Japan; Sea of Okhotsk; Ber- Thompson, 1905; Grinols, 1965; Isakson ing Sea; Chukchi Sea; Arctic Alaska (Wal- et al., 1971; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; ters, 1955). Taylor, 1967a; Watanabe, 1960; Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, 1954). Myoxocephalus polyacauthocephalus (Pallas). ABBL: Bering Sea; Fox Islands (Aleutian Great sculpin. Islands); Shumagin Islands; Afognak Is- Eastern Sea of Japan; Tatar Strait; Aniva

23 Bay; northern Sea of Okhotsk; Petropav- Kuril Islands; Sea of Okhotsk; Bering Sea; lovsk; Commander Islands; Pi-ibilof Is- Chukchi Sea; Unalaska Island; Bristol lands; Aleutian Islands; Bering Sea-Wash- Bay (Andriyashev, 1937, 1954; Gilbert, ington (Gilbert, 1895; Jordan and Gilbert, 1895; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Scofield, 1899; Jordan and Starks, 1904; Popov, 1899; Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, 1970). 1933; Scofield, 1899; Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, ABBL: Chukchi Sea. 1970; Watanabe, 1960; Wilimovsky, 1954, Nautichtliys oculofasciatus (Girard). Sailfin 1964). sculpin. ABBL: Alaska Peninsula; Kachemak Bay; Eastern Kamchatka; St. Lawrence Island; Kodiak Island; Gulf of Alaska; southeastern southeastern Alaska-California (Andriya- Alaska. shev, 1937; Clemens and Wilby, 1961; Hubbard and Reeder, 1965; Ueno, 1970). Myoxocephalus quadricornis (Linnaeus). Four- ABBL: southeastern Alaska. horn sculpin. Gulf; Arctic Alaska; Anadyr Bering Sea; Nauticlitliys pribilovius (Jordan and Gilbert). Polar Basin; North Atlantic Ocean (Leim Eyeshade sculpin. and Scott, 1966; McAllister, 1960; McPhail Sea of Japan-Chukchi Sea; Point Barrow- and Lindsey, 1970; Walters, 1955; Wilimov- Kodiak Island; Pribilof Islands; Aleutian 1954)." sky, Islands (Andriyashev, 1954; Jordan and ABBL: Beaufort Sea. Gilbert, 1899; Jordan and Starks, 1904; Myoxocephalus scorpioides (Fabricius). Arctic Peden, 1970; Popov, 1933; Shmidt, 1950; sculpin. Wilimovsky, 1954, 1964). Northern Anadyr Gulf; Bering Sea; Chukchi ABBL: Chukchi Sea; Bering Sea; Stephens

Sea; Arctic Alaska east to Gulf of St. Passage (southeastern Alaska ). Lawrence; Greenland and eastern Siberian Sea (Andriyashev, 1937, 1954; Joi'dan and Nantivhtln/s robustiis Peden. Gilbert, 1899; Leim and Scott, 1966; Sco- Aleutian Islands; British Columbia (Peden, field, 1899; Vladykov, 1933; Walters, 1955; 1970). Wilimovsky, 1954). ABBL; Chukchi Sea. Oligocottus inaculosus Girard. Tidepool sculpin. Myoxocephalus scorpiKs (Linnaeus). Short- Sea of Okhotsk; Bering Sea-California (Ueno, horn sculpin. 1970; Wilimovsky, 1954). Northern Kuril Islands; Sea of Okhotsk; ABBL: southeastern Alaska. Bering Sea; Chukchi Sea; Aleutian Islands; Kara Sea to eastern Greenland; North "Oligocottus liiuoisis (Greeley). Saddleback Atlantic (Andriyashev, 1954; Leim and sculpin. Scott, 1966; Shm'idt, 1950; Vladykov, 1933; British Columbia-California (Bolin, 1944; Walters, 1955; Wilimovsky, 1954, 1964). Clemens and Wilby, 1961; Gilbert and ABBL: Point Barrow; Bristol Bay; Gulf of Thompson, 1905). Alaska; southeastern Alaska. Oligocottus sinjderi Greeley. Fluffy sculpin. Myoxocephalus steUeri Tilesius. Southeastern Alaska-California (Clemens and Japan; Vladivostok; Sakhalin; Sea of Okhotsk; Wilby, 1961; Quast, 1968). Petropavlovsk; Bering Sea; Medni (Com- ABBL: southeastern Alaska. mander Islands) and Unalaska Island (Aleu- Onocottns hexacornis (Richardson). tian Islands) (Andriyashev, 1937, 1954; Northern Bering Sea; Beaufort Sea; Seward Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Jordan and Peninsula; Commander Islands; Greenland Starks, 1904; Popov, 1933; Shmidt, 1950; (Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Scofield, 1899). Ueno, 1970; Walters, 1955; Wilimovsky, Oxycottus acuticeps (Gilbert). 1954, 1964). Unalaska Island (Aleutian Islands); Prince Myoxocephalus verrucosus (Bean). Warty William Sound; Kodiak Island-Vancouver sculpin (Russ.). Island (Jordan and Gilbert, 1899).

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*Pariceli)uis Iwpliticus Eigenmann and Eigen- *Stelgistri(m concinuuni Andriashev. mann. Thornback sculpin. Cape Olytorsky (Andriyashev, 1937). Queen Charlotte Sound; California (Taylor, Steniictfi .venostethiis l%7a). (Gilbert). Aleutian Islands; Bering Sea (Jordan and Phallocottiis obtiisMs Schultz. Spineless Gilbert, 1899; Wilimovsky, 1954, 1964). sculpin. Stlegicottus xenogrammus Bolin. Aleutian Islands; Bering Sea (Wilimovsky, Aleutian Islands (Bolin, 1939; Wilimovsky, 1954, 1964). 1954). Porocnttus bradfordi Rutter. Syuchims gilli Bean. Manacled sculpin. Bering Sea (Andriyashev, 1937; Wilimovsky, Southeastern Alaska-California (Wilimovsky, 1954, 1964). 1954). *Powc()ttus qnadratus Bean. Thecopteriis alenticns Smith. Commander Islands (Jordan and Gilbert, Bering Sea (Wilimovsky, 1954). 1899). Thijriscus anoplHH Gilbert and Burke. Parocottus qnadrifilis Gill. Aleutian Islands; Bering Sea (Wilimovsky, Bering Strait; Bering Sea (Andriyashev, 1954, 1964). 1954; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Wilimov- sky, 1954). Triglopsforficata (Gilbert). Scissortail sculpin. Bering Sea; Kodiak Island (Dryfoos, 1961; Porocottiis f^eUaris (Gilbert). Isakson et al., 1971; Jordan and Gilbert, Petropavlovsk; Bristol Bay (Jordan and Gil- 1899; Ueno, 1970; Wilimov.sky, 1954). bert, 1899; Popov, 1933; Ueno, 1970). ABBL: Aleutian Islands; Shumagin Islands; Radiiliuus asp7-elh(s Gilbert. Slim sculpin. northern Gulf of Alaska. Gulf of Alaska-Baja California (Grinols, 1965; *Triglfipsjordani (Shmidt). Hubbs and Schultz, 1941; Isakson et al., Northern Sea of Japan; Sea of Okhotsk; 1971; Wilimovsky, 1954). Petropavlovsk; western Bering ABBL: Kodiak Island; Gulf of Alaska; south- Sea (Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, 1970). eastern Alaska. Tn'glops macellus (Bean). Roughspine sculpin. Rhainphocdttiis riclnD'dxoui Giinther. Grunt Bering Sea-Washington (Wilimovsky, 1954). sculpin. ABBL: Aleutian Islands; Shumagin Bering Sea-California (Clemens and Wilby, Islands; Kodiak Island; Gulf of Alaska; -southeastern 1961; Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, 1954). Alaska. ABBL: Gulf of Alaska; southeastern Alaska. Triglnpx nietopias Gilbert and Burke. S c rp ae n ! c hthij x m a r m u ra f h .s ( A y r e s ) Bering Sea; Aleutian Islands; Cabezon. .southeastern Alaska (Quast, 1968; Wilimovsky, 1954, Southeastern Alaska-Baja California (Clemens 1964). and Wilby, 1961; Quast, 1968; Roedel, ABBL: Alaska Peninsula; southeastern 1953). Alaska. ABBL: southeastern Alaska.

Sigmiates caulias Rutter. Triglops pingeli Reinhardt. Ribbed sculpin. Aleutian Islands; Bering Sea-Baja California Bean's triglops (Russ.). (Wilimovsky, 1954, 1964). Sea of Japan; Tatar Strait; Sea of Okhotsk; Petropavlovsk; Bering Sea; Aleutian Is- Sigmistes smithi Schultz. Kelp sculpin. lands-Washington; circumpolar (Andriya- Aleutian Islands; Bering Sea (Wilimovsky, shev, 1954; Isakson et al., 1971; Jordan 1954, 1964). and Gilbert. 1899; Jordan and Starks, 1904; Stelgistruni beriiigiantnii Gilbert and Burke. Popov, 1933; Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, 1970; Cape Olytorsky; Aleutian Islands; Bering Vladykov, 1933; Walters, 1955; Watanabe, Sea (Andriyashev, 1937; Wilimovsky, 1954, 1960; Wilimovsky, 1954, 1964). 1964). ABBL: Chukchi Sea; Bering Sea; Bristol

25 Bay; Unimak Island (Aleutian Islands); Korea; Aleutian Islands; Gulf of Alaska- Shumagin Islands; Kodiak Island; Cook British Columbia (Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Inlet; Gulf of Alaska; southeastern Alaska. Wilimovsky, 1954, 1964). ABBL: Shumagin Islands; Alaska Peninsula; Triglops scepticiis Gilbert. Spectacled triglops. Gulf of Alaska; southeastern Alaska. Hokkaido; Tatar Strait; northwestern Sea of Okhotsk; Cape Olytorsky; Bering Sea; A>:pid(>pli(ir(iidc>< bartiDii Gilbert. Aleutian al- Attu Island (Aleutian Islands) (Andriya- ligatorfish. Barton's shieldnose (Russ.). shev. 1937; Isakson et al., 1971; Okada, Northern Sea of Japan; Sea of Okhotsk; 195.5; Shmidt. 1950; Ueno, 1970; Watanabe, Petropavlovsk; Cape Navarin; Aleutian 1960; Wiliniovsky, 1954, 1964). Islands; Bering Sea (Andriyashev, 1937; Islands al., 1971; Jordan and Gilbert, ABBL: Aleutian Islands; Shumagin ; Isakson et Ueno, 1970; Wilimov- Gulf of Alaska . 1899; Shmidt, 1950; sky, 1954, 1964). UJca boliin Myers. Bigmouth sculpin. ABBL: Chukchi Sea ; Unimak Island; Shuma- Cape Navarin; Alaska Peninsula; Bering gin Islands; Kodiak Island. Sea-British Columbia (Andriyashev, 1937; and Wilby, 1961; Wilimovsky, Clemens At^pidoplioroides guntheri Bean. 1954. 1964). Bering Sea (Jordan and Gilbert, 1899). ABBL: Unalaska and Unimak Islands (Aleu- Aspidophoroides olriki Liitken. Arctic alli- tian Islands); Bering Sea; Gulf of Alaska; southeastern Alaska. gatorfish. Anadyr Gulf; Bering Sea; Bering Strait; profiDtdoruin (Gilbert). Zestkelus Chukchi Sea; Arctic Alaska; Hudson Bay; Petropavlovsk; Aleutian Islands; Bering Sea- North Atlantic south to Newfoundland California (Andriyashev, 1937; Grey, Baja (Andriyashev, 1937; Leim and Scott, 1966; Grinols, 1965; Jordan and Gilbert, 1956; Vladykov, 1933; Walters, 1955; Wilimov- 1899; Wilimovsky, 1954). sky, 1954). ABBL: Chukchi Sea; Point Barrow.

PSYCHROLUTIDAE Asterothi'ca alascaiia (Gilbert). Gray starsnout. Psychrolutes paradoxus Giinther. Tadpole Unimak Island (Aleutian Islands); Bering sculpin. Sea-Washington (Grinols, 1965; Jordan sea of Sea of Japan; Kuril Islands; northern and Gilbert, 1899; Wilimovsky, 1954, 1964). Okhotsk; Kamchatka; Cape Olytorsky; ABBL: Bering Sea; Aleutian Islands; Shuma- Aleutian Islands; Alaska Peninsula; Bering gin Islands; Kodiak Island; Cook Inlet; Sea-Washington (Andriyashev, 1937; Gil- southeastern Alaska. bert, 1895; Grinols, 1965; Jordan and Asterotlieca iiifraspinata (Gilbert). Spinycheek Gilbert, 1899; Shmidt, 1950; Taylor, 1967a; starsnout. Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, 1954, 1964). Bering Sea-Washington; California (Fitch, ABBL: Alaska Peninsula; Gulf of Alaska; 1966b; Taylor, 1967a; Wilimovsky, 1954). Cook Inlet; southeastern Alaska. ABBL: Aleutian Islands; Bristol Bay; Kodiak Island; Gulf of Alaska; southeastern Alaska.

AGON I DAE — poachers and alligatorfishes Aste roth ecu piiitacanthii!i (Gilbert). Bigeye Agonopsis emmelane (Jordan and Starks). poacher. Northern spearnose poacher. Bering Sea-California (Grinols, 1965; Wili- Southeastern Alaska-California (Wilimovsky, movsky, 1954). 1954). Buthijago)U(s iiigripiiniia Gilbert. Blackfin ABBL: Northern Gulf of Alaska . poacher. Auopkifionus i)iermi.f (Giinther). Smooth alli- Bering Island (Commander Islands); Bering gatortish. Sea-Oregon (Andriyashev, 1937; Grinols,

26 1965; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Wilimov- Pallasina barbata (Steindachner). Tubenose sky, 1954). poacher. ABBL: Aleutian Islands; Kodiak Island; Sea of Japan; Sea of Okhotsk; Petropavlovsk; southeastern Alaska. Aleutian Islands; Bering Sea-Puget Sound Bothragonus swani (Steindachner). Rockhead. (Andriyashev, 1937; Clemens and Wilby, Kodiak Island; British Columbia-California 1961; Isakson et al., 1971; Jordan and (Clemens and Wilby, 1961; Hubbard and Gilbert, 1899; Popov, 1933; Scofield, 1899; Reeder, 1965; Quast, 1968). Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, ABBL: southeastern Alaska. 1954, 1964). ABBL: Nunivak Island (Aleutian Islands); Kuskokwim Bay; Alaska Hypsagonus quadiiconiif; (Cuvier). Fourhorn Peninsula; Gulf poacher. of Alaska; southeastern Alaska. Northern Sea of Japan; Aniva Bay; Sea of *Percis japonicus (Pallas). Okhotsk; Petropavlovsk; Bering Strait; Sea of Okhotsk; western Bering Sea; Anadyr Aleutian Islands; Bering Sea-Washington Gulf (Andriyashev, 1937; Jordan and Gil- (Andriyashev. 1937, 1954; Isakson et al., bert, 1899; Schultz, 1967; Shmidt, 1950; 1971; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Popov, Ueno, 1970). 1933; Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, 1970; Wilim- Podothecus acipensennus (Tilesius). Sturgeon ovsky, 1954, 1964). poacher, sturgeon foxling (Russ.). ABBL: Aleutian Islands; southeastern Alas- Anadyr Gulf; Point Barrow; Aleutian Islands; ka. Bering Sea-Washington (Andriyashev, *Leptagoiii(s decagoiius (Bloch and Schneider). 1937; Clemens and Wilby, 1961; Isakson Sea of Japan; Sea of Okhotsk; Anadyr Gulf; et al., 1971; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Greenland to Kara Sea; Alaska Arctic (?) Ueno, 1970; Walters, 1955; Wilimovsky, (Andriyashev, 1937, 1954; Shmidt, 1950). 1954, 1964). ABBL: Chukchi Sea; Aleutian Islands; Occella dodecacdron (Tilesius). Bering poacher, Shumagin Islands; Bristol Bay; Gulf of eight-edged foxling (Russ.). Alaska; Cook Inlet; southeastern Alaska. Northern Sea of Japan; Sea of Okhotsk; Sarritor frenatiis (Gilbert). Sawback poacher, Petropavlovsk; Bering Sea; Alaska Penin- thintailed foxling (Russ.). sula; Bristol Bay; Norton Sound (Andri- Japan; Kamchatka; Anadyr Gulf; Bering yashev, 1954; Bailey and Gruchy, 1970; Sea; Bristol Bay; Aleutian Islands (Andri- Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Popov, 1933; yashev, 1937, 1954; Jordan and Gilbert, Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, 1899; Shmidt, 1950; Wilimovsky, 1954, 1954, 1964). 1964). ABBL: Kuskokwim Bay. ABBL: Bering Sea; Krenitzin and Unimak Islands (Aleutian Islands); Shumagin Is- *Occella impi Gruchy. lands; Alaska Peninsula; Kodiak Island; British Columbia (Gruchy, 1970). Cook Inlet; Gulf of Alaska; southeastern Alaska.

Occella verrucosa (Lockington) . Warty poacher. Sarritor leptorhynchus (Gilbert). Longnose poacher. Southeastern Alaska-California (Bailey and Japan; Kamchatka; Islands; Gruchy, 1970; Clemens and Wilby, 1961; Commander Dryfoos, 1961). Bering Sea; Gulf of Alaska (Andriyashev, ABBL; Bering 1937; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Shmidt, side of Alaska Peninsula . 1950; Wilimovsky, 1954). Od<))it

27 CYCLOPTERIDAE — lumpfishes and Careproctus ectenes Gilbert. snailflshes Unalaska Island (Aleutian Islands) (Burke, 1930; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Wilimov- Burke. * Acantholiparis opercularis Gilbert and sky, 1954). Bering Sea; North Pacific Ocean; Oregon Careproctu s rcellus Gilbert and Burke. (Burke, 1930; Grinols. 1965, 1966b). fit Sea of Okhotsk; Bering Sea (Burke, 1930; Shmidt, 1950; Wilimovsky, 1954). Aptocyclus ve)itricosus (Pallas). Smooth lumpsucker. Careproctus gilberti Burke. Smalldisk snail- Korea; Tatar Strait; Kamchatka; Anadyr fish. Gulf; Commander Islands; Aleutian Is- Southeastern Alaska; British Columbia; Ore-

lands; Bering Sea-British Columbia ( Andri- gon (Burke, 1930; Grinols, 1965; Isakson yashev, 1937; Grinols, 1965; Hubbs and etal., 1971; Wilimovsky. 1954). Schultz, 1934b; Isakson et al., 1971; Lind- ABBL: Shelikof Strait; Afognak Island; bergand Legeza, 1955; Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, Kenai Peninsula; southeastern Alaska. 1970; Wilimovsky, 1954, 1964). *Careproctus mederi Shmidt. Islands; Kenai Peninsula. ABBL: Aleutian Sea of Okhotsk (Burke, 1930; Shmidt, 1950). Careproctiis abbreriatits Burke. ^Careproctus melaiuiroides Schmidt. of Alaska Penin- Sea of Okhotsk; south side Sea of Okhotsk (Shmidt, 1950). sula; southeastern Alaska (Burke, 1930; Shmidt, 1950; Wilimovsky, 1954). Careproctus uielauurus Gilbert. Blacktail *Carep7Vctus aca)ithodes Gilbert and Burke. snailfish. Tatar Strait; Sea of Okhotsk (Burke, 1930; British Columbia; Oregon -southern Cali- Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, 1970). fornia (Burke, 1930; Fitch. 1966a; For- rester and Wilson, 1963; Grinols, 1965). *Careprocti(s ambly.'^toDiopsiH Andriashev.

Island (Aleutian Islands) ; Kurilo-Kamchatkan Trench (Andriyashev, ABBL: Unalaska

Gulf of Alaska . 1955b; Ueno, 1970). Careproctus mollis Gilbert and Burke. Careproctus attenuatus Gilbert and Burke. Bering Sea (Burke, 1930; Wilimovsky. 1954). Bering Sea (Burke, 1930; Ueno, 1970; Wili- movsky, 1954). *CareproctHS iiigr)ca)is Shmidt. Sea of Okhotsk (Shmidt, 1950). Careproctus boirersianus Gilbert and Burke. Bowers Bank; Bering Sea (Burke, 1930; Careproctus opistliotremus Gilbert and Burke. Wilimovsky, 1954). Bering Sea; Aleutian Islands (Burke, 1930; Wilimovsky, 1954). Careproctus cameliae Nalbant. South-central Bering Sea (Schultz, 1967). Careproctus ostentuw Gilbert. Sakhalin; Unalaska Island (Aleutian Islands); Careproctus coUetti Gilbert. Bering Sea (Burke, 1930; Jordan and Gil- Sea of Japan; Sea of Okhotsk; Bering Sea; bert, 1899; Shmidt, 1950; Wilimovsky, North Pacific Ocean; southern side of 1954). Alaska Peninsula (Burke, 1930; Jordan ABBL: Unalaska Island (Aleutian Islands) and Gilbert, 1899; Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, Shelikof Strait. 1970; Wilimovsky, 1954). ^Careproctus ovigerum (Gilbert). Abyssal snail- *Careproctus cypseluroides Shmidt. fish. Sea of Okhotsk (Shmidt, 1950). British Columbia (Burke, 1930; Grinols, 1965). Careproctus cypselurus (Jordan and Gilbert). Sea of Okhotsk; Bering Sea-Oregon (Burke, Careproctus pliasuia Gilbert. 1930; Grinols, 1965; Jordan and Gilbert, Sea of Okhotsk; Bering Sea; Bristol Bay 1899; Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, 1970; Wilimov- (Burke, 1930; Isakson et al., 1971; Jordan sky, 1954). and Gilbert, 1899; Shmidt, 1950; Wilimov- ABBL: Gulf of Alaska. sky, 1954).

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*Careproctus pycnosoma Gilbert and Burke. and Schultz, 1934a; Lindberg and Legeza, Shimushiru Island (Kuril Islands) (Burke, 1955; Wilimovsky, 1954, 1958, 1964). 1930; Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, 1970). ABBL: southeastern Alaska. *Careproctus rastrinoides Shmidt. *Cyclopteropsis bergi Popov. Sea of Okhotsk (Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, 1970). Sea of Okhotsk (Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, 1970).

Careproctus rastri)tus Gilbert and Burke. *Cyclopteropsis brashnikovi (Shmidt). Sakhalin (Burke, 1930; Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, Sea of Oknotsk (Shmidt, 1950). 1970). Cyclopteropsis phrynoides (Gilbert and Burke). ABBL: Bering Sea; southeastern Alaska . Kamchatka; Bering Sea; Aleutian Islands *Carepr(>ctiis )-oseofiifici(.s Gilbert and Burke. (Lindberg and Legeza, 1955; Ueno, 1970; Sakhalin (Burke, 1930; Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, Wilimovsky, 1954, 1958, 1964).

- 1970). ABBL: Trinity Islands ; Cook Inlet ; Mon

Careproctus scottae Chapman and DeLacy. tague Strait ; Gulf of Alaska . Southeastern Alaska (Wilimovsky, 1954). *Cyclopteropsis popovi Soldatov. *Careproctus segalitniftis Gilbert and Burke. Sea of Okhotsk (Shmidt, 1950). Sakhalin Island (Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, 1970). *Elassodiscus tremebundus Gilbert and Burke. *Careproctus seraphinnae Shmidt. Sakhalin; Petropavlovsk (Burke, 1930; Sea of Okhotsk (Shmidt, 1950). Shmidt, 1950).

Careproctus simus Gilbert. Eumic rot renins andriashevi Perminov. Pim- Unalaska Island (Aleutian Islands) (Burke, pled lumpsucker. 1930; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Wilimov- Kuril Islands; northern Bering Sea; Chukchi sky, 1954). Sea (Lindberg and Legeza, 1955; Ueno, Careproctus spectrum Bean. 1970). Gulf of Alaska; southeastern Alaska (Burke, Eumicrotreiuus barbatus (Lindberg and Legeza). 1930; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Wilimov- Kurile Islands; Aleutian Islands (Lindberg sky, 1954). and Legeza, 1955; Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, ABBL: Shelikof Strait. 1964).

*Careproctus trachysoma Gilbert and Burke. Eu nticrotreuius birulai Popov.

Sea of Japan; Sea of Okhotsk (Shmidt, 1950; Sea of Japan ; Tatar Strait ; Sea of Okhotsk Ueno, 1970). Petropavlovsk; western Bering Sea; Gulf of Alaska (Andriyashev, 1937; Lindberg Crystallichthys cyclospilus Gilbert and Burke. and Legeza, 1955; Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, Polka-dot snailfish (see footnote for Liparis 1970). cyclostigma). Sea of Okhotsk; Bering Sea (Burke, 1930; Eumicrotrouus derjugini Popov. Leatherfin Isaksonetal., 1971; Shmidt, 1950; Wilimov- lumpsucker. sky, 1954, 1964). Sea of Japan; Sea of Okhotsk; Chukchi Sea; ABBL: Krenitzin Islands and Unimak Pass Arctic Ocean; Hudson Bay; Greenland; (Aleutian Islands); Bering Sea. North Atlantic; Barents Sea; Kara Sea (Andriyashev, 1954; Leim and Scott, 1966; *CrystaUiclithys nilrabilis Jordan and Gilbert. Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, 1970; Vladykov, 1933; Kamchatka (Burke, 1930; Jordan and Gilbert, Walters, 1955; Wilimovsky, 1954). 1899). Eu niicrotremus gyrinops Garman. *Cyclopsis teiitacularis (Pallas). Bering Sea; Aleutian Islands (Lindberg and Sea of Okhotsk (Shmidt. 1950). Legeza, 1955; Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, Cyclopteiichthys glaber Steindachner. Globe- 1964). fish. EuDiicrotremus orbis (Giinther). Pacific spiny Sea of Okhotsk; Aleutian Islands; Bering lumpsucker. Sea-British Columbia (Grinols, 1965; Hubbs Tatar Strait; Sakhalin Island; northern Kuril

29 Islands; Sea of Okhotsk; Chukchi Sea; Liparis cyclostignia Gilbert. Commander and Aleutian Islands; Bering Aleutian Islands; Bering Sea; Hudson Bay; Sea-Washington (Andriyashev, 1937, 1954; Labrador coast'" (Burke, 1930; Gordon and Clemens and Wilby, 1961; Isakson et al., Backus, 1957; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; 1971; Lindberg and Legeza, 1955; Popov, Leim and Scott, 1966; Vladykov, 1933; 1933; Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, 1970; Wilimov- Wilimovsky, 1954, 1964). sky, 1954, 1964). ABBL: Unalaska Island (Aleutian Islands); ABBL: Bering Sea; Aleutian Islands; Kodiak Shumagin Islands; Shelikof Strait; Kodiak Island; Cook Inlet; Gulf of Alaska; south- Island; southeastern Alaska. eastei'n Alaska. Liparis denmji Jordan and Starks. Marbled *Eiin)icrotre»>us soldatovi Popov. snailfish. Sea of Okhotsk (Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, 1970). Gulf of Alaska-Washington (Burke, 1930; Gilbert and Thompson, 1905; Grinols, 1965; *Etnnicrotrei)!us .'ipi)iosus (Miiller). Wilimovsky, 1954). Canadian Arctic; Greenland; Spitzbergen; ABBL: Unimak Island (Aleutian Islands); Iceland; Norway-Barents Sea (Ueno, 1970). Alaska Peninsula; Cook Inlet; southeastern Gyrinichthys minytremus Gilbert. Alaska. Unalaska Island (Aleutian Islands) (Burke, *Liparis dulkeiti Soldatov. 1930; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Wilimov- Sea of Okhotsk (Shmidt, 1950). sky, 1954). Liparis florae (Jordan and Starks). Tidepool Lethotremus muticna Gilbert. snailfish. Bering Sea; Aleutian Islands (Isakson et al., Bering Sea-California (Hubbs and Schultz, 1971; Lindberg and Legeza, 1955; Ueno, 1934b; Jordan and Starks, 1895; Wilimov- 1970; Wilimovsky, 1954, 1964). sky, 1954). ABBL: Aleutian Islands. ABBL: southeastern Alaska. Liparis agassizi (Putnam). Liparis fiiceiisis Gilbert. Slipskin snailfish. Japan; Sakhalin; Petropavlovsk; Unalaska Southeastern Alaska-California (Burke, 1930; Island (Aleutian Islands); Bristol Bay; Grinols, 1965; Hubbs and Schultz, 1934b; Bering Sea (Burke, 1930; Jordan and Taylor, 1967a; Wilimovsky, 1954). Gilbert, 1899; Ueno, 1970). ABBL: southeastei'n Alaska. Liparis bristolense (Burke). Liparis gibbus Bean. Southeastern Bering Sea (Burke, 1930; Wili- Chukchi Sea; eastern and western Bering movsky, 1954). Sea; Unalaska Island (Aleutian Islands); ABBL: Chukchi Sea .

Liparifi caUyodon (Pallas). Spotted snailfish. Bering Sea; Aleutian Islands; southeastern '"Leim and Scott (1966, p. 376 and 377) include Hudson Bay and the Labrador coast in the ranpe of Alaska-Washington (Burke, 1930; Jordan Liparis cyclostignia Gilbert. Their color description is and Gilbert, 1899; Wilimovsky, 1954, 1964). taken from Gordon and Backus (1957, p. 19) who ABBL: Kenai Peninsula; southeastern Alas- state that the coloration of their specimens fits that of the type description of Gilbert (1895). However, the ka. color description as Kiven by Gilbert was in error according to Gilbert and Burke (1912, p. 75) and applied to a different species. Crystallichthys cyclospilas *Liparis curilensis Gilbert and Burke. Gilbert and Burke 1912. Apparently, the reference to Sea of Okhotsk (Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, 1970). Gilbert's description (Gilbert, 1895, p. 446 and 447) by Leim and Scott was inadvertent because the color of Liparis cyclopiis Giinther. Ribbon snailfish. their specimens appears to correspond closer to the corrected description of L. cyclustigiiia that is given by Bering Sea; Aleutian Islands-Washington Gilbert and Burke in their type description of C. (Burke, 1930; Clemens and Wilby, 1961; cycl(}spiliis. The counts and morphometry that Gordon Gordon and Backus, 1957; Grinols, 1965; and Backus give for their specimens seem to agree with the correct counts and morphometry cited in the original Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Wilimovsky, description and its correction. The common name "polka- 1954, 1964). dot snailfish" (Bailey et al., 1970) also is incorrectly ABBL: southeastern Alaska. applied and should be the common name of C. cyclospiliis.

30 Bering Sea-southeastern Alaska (Andriya- Liparis rutteri (Gilbert and Snyder). Ringtail shev, 1954; Burke, 1930; Ueno, 1970; snailfish. Wilimovsky, 1954, 1964). Bering Sea-California (Burke, 1930; Wilimov- *Liparis grebnitzkii (Schmidt). sky, 1954, 1964). Bering Island (Commander Islands) (Burke, *Liparis schantarensis (Lindberg and Dulkeit). 1930). Sea of Okhotsk (Shmidt, 1950).

Liparis herschelinits Scofield. Bartail snailfish. Lipariscus 7iani(s Gilbert. Pygmy snailfish. Arctic Alaska-Arctic Canada (Andriyashev, Southeastern Alaska-California (Burke, 1930; 1954; Burke, 1930; Jordan and Gilbert, Quast, 1968; Ueno, 1970). 1899; Scofield, 1899; Wilimovsky, 1954). ABBL: southeastern Alaska. ABBL: Point Barrow. Nectoliparis pelagicus Gilbert and Burke. Tad- Liparis koefoedi Parr. Gelatinous seasnail. pole snailfish. Eastern Siberia Sea; Arctic circumpolar Japan; Sea of Okhotsk; Bering Sea-California (Andriyashev, 1954; Leim and Scott, 1966; (Burke, 1930; Clemens and Wilby, 1961; Walters, 1955; Wilimovsky, 1954). Follett, 1952; Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, 1954). *Liparis latifroiis Shmidt. southeastern Alaska. Sea of Okhotsk (Shmidt, 1950). ABBL:

Liparis liparis (Linnaeus). Striped seasnail. *Paraliparis albeolus Shmidt. Arctic regions (Leim and Scott, 1966; Walters, Sea of Okhotsk (Shmidt, 1950).

1955). Paraliparis caudatus Gilbert. *Liparis nuirmoratKS Shmidt. California (Gilbert, 1915; Gilbert and Burke, Sea of Okhotsk (Shmidt, 1950). 1912). ABBL: Stephens Passage (southeastern Liparis megacephalus (Burke).

Alaska) . Southeastern Bering Sea (Burke, 1930; Isak- sonetal., 1971; Wilimovsky, 1954). Paraliparis cephalus Gilbert. Blackbelly snail-

Liparis micraspidophorus (Gilbert and Burke). fish. Bering Sea-California (Burke, 1930; Grinols, Bering Island (Commander Islands); Bering 1965; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899). Sea; Aleutian Islands (Burke, 1930; Wili- movsky, 1954, 1964). * Paraliparis dactyloides Shmidt. Sea of Okhotsk (Shmidt, 1950). Liparis mucosns Ayres. Slimy snailfish. Kodiak Island-California (Burke, 1930; Hubbs Paraliparis dactylosus Gilbert. Red snailfish. and Schultz, 1934b; Jordan and Starks, Bering Sea; Aleutian Islands-California 1895; Peden, 1966a). (Burke, 1930; Grinols, 1965; Wilimovsky, ABBL: southeastern Alaska. 1954). Liparis ochotensis Schmidt. Paraliparis deaiii Burke. Prickly snailfish. Sakhalin Island; Okhotsk Sea (Burke, 1930; Southeastern Alaska-California (Burke, 1930; Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, 1970). Grinols, 1965; Wilimovsky, 1954).

ABBL: Kodiak Island . ABBL: Kenai Peninsula ; Montague Strait ; southeastern Alaska. Liparis pnlchdlns Ayres. Showy snailfish. Peter the Great Bay; Tatar Strait; Bering *Pa7-aliparis entochloris Gilbert and Burke. Sea-California (Burke, 1930; Jordan and Sea of Okhotsk (Burke, 1930; Shmidt, 1950; Gilbert, 1899; Shmidt, 1950; Wilimovsky, Ueno, 1970). 1954, 1964). * Paraliparis graiidis Shmidt. southeastern Alaska. ABBL: Sea of Okhotsk (Shmidt, 1950). * Liparis punctat us Shmidt. Paraliparis holomelas Gilbert. of Okhotsk (Shmidt, 1950). Sea Sea of Okhotsk; Bering Sea (Burke, 1930; *Liparis rhodosonia Gilbert and Burke. Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Shmidt, 1950; Sea of Okhotsk (Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, 1970). Wilimovsky, 1954).

31 *Pa)-aliparis melanobrancJius Gilbert and Burke. BRAMIDAE — pomfrets Sea of Okhotsk (Burke, 1930; Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, 1970). Biviiia japoiiica Hilgendorf. Pacific pomfret. Korea; Japan; Kamchatka; Gulf of Alaska- Paraliparis ulochi)- Gilbert. Broadfin snailfish. California; cosmopolitan (Grinols, 1965; Bering Sea; Oregon-Gulf of California (Burke, Hitz and French, 1965; Leim and Scott, 1930; Grey, 1956; Grinols, 1965; Jordan 1966; Van Cleve and Thompson, 1938; and Gilbert, 1899; Wilimovsky, 1954). Wilimovsky, 1954, 1964). *Pt'lagocijchis vitiuzi Lindberg and Legeza. Kuril Islands; western Bering Sea (Lindberg and Legeza. 1955; Ueno, 1970). CARISTIIDAE — manefishes

Polypera bei-ingiamt (Gilbert and Burke). Ber- *Cari.'

Rhi)toliparis atteniiatMs Burke. Slim snailfish. PENTACEROTIDAE — boarfishes Bering Sea; California (Burke, 1930; Grinols, 1965; Wilimovsky, 1954). Pseudopentaceros richaixhoni (Smith). Boar- fish. Rhiiioliparis barbuUfer Gilbert. Atlantic Ocean; Aleutian Islands; British Japan; Sakhalin; Seaof Okhotsk; Kamchatka; Columbia; Washington (Follett and Demp- Bering Sea-California (Burke, 1930; Grin- ster, 1963; Grinols, 1965; Honma and ols, 1965; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Mizusawa, 1966; Ueno, 1970; Welander, Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, Johnson, and Hajny, 1957). 1954).

Temnocora Candida (Gilbert and Burke). EAABIOTOCIDAE — surfperches Bering Sea (Burke, 1930; Wilimovsky, 1954). ABBL: Cook Inlet. '*Bixicliyistiusf)'eiiatus Gill. Kelp perch. Vancouver Island-Baja California (Tarp, 1952). Cytnatogaster agyregata Gibbons. Shiner CARANGIDAE'— jacks, scads, and perch. pompanos Southeastern Alaska-Baja California (Tarp, 19.52; Wilimovsky, Trachurus symmetrkus (Ayres). Jack mack- Taylor, 1967a; 1954). ABBL: southeastern Alaska. erel. Southeastern Alaska-Baja California; mid- Emhiotoca lateralis Agassiz. Striped seaperch. Pacific (tropical) (Grinols, 1965; Wilimov- Southeastern Alaska-Baja California (Tarp, sky, 1954). 1952; Wilimovsky, 1954).

32 *Hyperprosopon argenteum Gibbons. Walleye Sea of Okhotsk; Bering Sea; Aleutian Islands; surfperch. Kodiak Island; southeastern Alaska (An- Vancouver Island-Baja California (Tarp, driyashev, 1937; Hubbard and Reeder, 1952). 1965; Isakson et al., 1971; McPhail, 1965; Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, *Hyperprosopon ellipticitm (Gibbons). Silver 1954, 1964). surfperch. Amchitka Island (Aleutian Islands); British Columbia-southern California (Peden, ABBL: Gulf of Alaska; southeastern Alaska. 1966c; Tarp, 1952). Bathymaster leurolepis McPhail. Smallmouth *Phanerodon furcatiis Girard. White seaperch. ronquil. British Columbia-Baja California (Tarp, Northern Japan-Gulf of Alaska (McPhail, 1952). 1965). Rhacochilus vacca (Girard). Pile perch. ABBL: Cook Inlet. Southeastern Alaska-Baja California (Tarp, Bathymaster signatus Cope. Searcher. 1952). Eastern Kamchatka; Commander Islands; Pribilof Islands; Aleutian Islands; Bering SPHYRAENIDAE — barracudas Sea-Washington (Andriyashev, 1937; Cle- mens and Wilby, 1961; Gilbert, 1895; Isak- son et al., 1971; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Sphyraeua argentea Girard. Pacific barracuda. Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, 1954, 1964). Gulf of Alaska-Baja California" (Van Cleve Alaska Peninsula; Shumagin Islands; and Thompson, 1938; Wilimovsky, 1954). ABBL: Kodiak Island; Kenai Peninsula; Gulf of Alaska; Prince William Sound; Lituya TRICHODONTIDAE — sandfishes Bay; southeastern Alaska.

R(>)iqiiilusjorda)ii (Gilbert). Northern ronquil. Arctoscopus japonicus (Steindachner). Sailfin Bering Sea-California (Clemens and Wilby, sandfish. 1961; Gilbert, 1895; Isakson et al., 1971; Sea of Japan; Sea of Okhotsk; western Kam- Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Wilimovsky, chatka; Bering Sea; southeastern Alaska 1954, 1964). (record doubtful) (Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; ABBL: Alaska Peninsula; Kodiak Island; Okada, 1955; Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, 1970; Montague Island; southeastern Alaska. Wilimovsky, 1954).

Trichodon trichodon (Tilesius). Pacific sandfish, common hairtooth (Russ.). Bering Sea; Aleutian Islands-California (An- ANARHICHADIDAE — wolffishes driyashev, 1937; Clemens and Wilby, 1961; Isakson et al., 1971; Jordan and Gilbert, Auarhichas orientalis Pallas. Bering wolffish. 1899; Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, 1954, 1964). Tatar Strait; Sea of Okhotsk; Petropavlovsk; ABBL: Bristol Bay; Alaska Peninsula; Shu- Bering Sea; Norton Sound (Andriyashev, magin Islands; Kenai Peninsula; Gulf of 1954; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Popov, Alaska; southeastern Alaska. 1933; Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, 1970; Wilimov- sky, 1954). ABBL: Bristol Bay. BATHYMASTERIDAE — ronquils Auarrhichthys ocellatus Ayres. Wolf-eel. Butlujmaster caeruleofasciatus Gilbert and Sea of Japan; Sea of Okhotsk; Petropavlovsk; Burke. Alaskan ronquil. Aleutian Islands; Gulf of Alaska-California (Grinols, 1965; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; LeBrasseur, 1964; Popov, 1933; Roedel, 1953; Shmidt, 1950; Taylor, 1967a; Wili- "Personal communication, 1958, J. B. Kirkwood, Battelle Memorial Institute, Columbus Laboratories. movsky, 1954, 1964). 50.5 King Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 4.3201. ABBL: southeastern Alaska.

33 STICHAEIDAE — pricklebacks Island; Aleutian Islands (Andriyashev, 1937; Shmidt, 1950; Wilimovsky, 1954). niackayi (Gilbert). Pighead Acautholunipeniis Bryozoichthys niarjo)ins McPhail. prickleback. Unalaska Island-southeastern Alaska (Mc- of Japan; Tatar Strait; Sea of Northern Sea Phail, 1970). Okhotsk; Bering Sea; Aleutian Islands nugator and Williams). (Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Makushok, Chirolophis (Jordan warbonnet. 1958; Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, 1964). Mosshead Kodiak Island; southeastern Alaska; Strait ABBL: Bristol Bay. of Georgia; northern California (Clemens Ak'Ctrklium aurautiacum Gilbert and Burke. and Wilby. 1961; Hubbard and Reeder, Lesser prickleback. 1965; Isakson etal., 1971; Quast, 1968). Petropavlovsk; Bering Sea Sea of Okhotsk; ABBL: southeastern Alaska. (Gilbert and Burke, 1912; Peden, 1967; Chirolophis polyactocephalus (Pallas). Deco- Shmidt, 1950; Wilimovsky, 1954). rated warbonnet. hypochwmus Hubbs and Schultz. * Allolumpenus Sea of Okhotsk; Petropavlovsk; Bering Sea- Y-prickleback. Washington (Andriyashev, 1937. 1954; Island (Clemens and Wilby, 1961; Vancouver Jordan and Gilbert. 1899; Shmidt. 1950; Schultz, 1932). Hubbs and Wilimovsky. 1954. 1964). Anisarchus medius Reinhardt. Stout eelblenny. ABBL: Kodiak Island. of Okhotsk; Anadyr Gulf; Sea of Japan; Sea *CI>irol(>phis s)iyderi (Tai'anetz). Bering Sea; southeastern Chukchi Sea; Sakhalin; Sea of Okhotsk; Petropavlovsk; Atlantic to Alaska; Arctic Alaska; North western Bering Sea (Andriyashev. 1954; (Andriyashev, 1937, 1954; Novaya Zemlya Ueno. 1970). Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Leim and Scott. Delolepis gigaiitea Kittlitz. Giant wrymouth. 1966; Quast, 1968; Shmidt. 1950; Ueno, Unalaska Island; Krenitzin Islands; Bering 1970; Walters. 1955; Wilimovsky. 1954). Sea-California (Jordan and Gilbert. 1899; ABBL: Aleutian Islands; Alaska Peninsula; Wilimovsky. 1954. 1964). Shumagin Islands; Cook Inlet; southeastern southeastern Alaska. Alaska. ABBL: Einiiesogrammns praecisus (Kroyer). Four- Anoplarchus iusiguis Gilbert and Burke. Slen- line snakeblenny. der cockscomb. Sea of Okhotsk; Bering Sea; Arctic Alaska; Aleutian Islands-Puget Sound (Gilbert and Hud.son Bay; North Atlantic Ocean (Andri- Burke, 1912; Peden. 1966b). yashev. 1937. 1954; Leim and Scott. 1966; Gill. High cocks- AiioplarcltKs pio-purescens Shmidt. 1950; Vladykov. 1933; Walters. comb. 1955; Wilimovsky. 1954). California Bering Sea; Aleutian Islands; ABBL: Chukchi Sea. (Isakson et al., 1971; Peden, 1966b; Wili- Gymiiocliuus cristnlatits Gilbert and Burke. movsky, 1954, 1964). Trident prickleback. ABBL: Prince William Sound; southeastern Bering Sea (Isakson et al., 1971; Wilimovsky, Alaska. 1954). *Azygopterus corallinus Andriashev and LeptocUiius maculatus (Fries). Langbarn. Makushok. spotted lumpenus (Russ.). Kuril Islands (Andriyashev and Makushok, Sea of Japan; Sea of Okhotsk; Anadyr Gulf; 1955; Ueno, 1970). Arctic Alaska; Bering Strait; North Atlan- tarsodes and Snyder. Bryostemma Jordan tic Ocean; Aleutian Islands-Washington Bering Sea (Wilimovsky, 1954). (Andriyashev. 1937. 1954; Jordan and Gil- Bryozoichthys lysimus (Jordan and Snyder). bert. 1899; Leim and Scott. 1966; Peden. Nutcracker prickleback. 1966c; Shmidt. 1950; Ueno. 1970; Wilimov- Sea of Okhotsk; Bering Sea; St. Matthew sky, 1954, 1964).

34 ABBL: Alaska Peninsula; Shumagin Islands; 1954, 1964). Kodiak Island; Cook Inlet; southeastern ABBL: southeastern Alaska. Alaska. Stichaeus punctatus (Fabricius). Arctic shan- Lumpenella longirostris (Evermann and Golds- ny- borough). Longsnout prickleback. Sea of Japan; Sea of Okhotsk; Bering Sea; Sea of Okhotsk; Gulf of Alaska-British Co- Chukchi Sea; Arctic Alaska; southeastern lumbia (Clemens and Wilby, 1961; Shmidt, Alaska (Andriyashev, 1937, 1954; Jordan 1950; Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, 1954). and Gilbert, 1899; Leim and Scott, 1966;

ABBL: Kodiak Island; Gulf of Alaska ; south- Shmidt, 1950; Vladykov, 1933; Walters, eastern Alaska. 1955; Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, 1954). ABBL: Chukchi Sea; southeastern Alaska. Lumpenusfabricii (Valenciennes). Slender eelblenny. Xiphister atropurpureus (Kittlitz). Black prickleback. Sea of Japan; Sea of Okhotsk; Bering Sea; Chukchi Sea; Arctic Alaska; southeastern Kodiak Island; southeastern Alaska-Baja California (Hubbard and Reeder, 1965; Alaska; North Atlantic Ocean to Novaya Jordan and Gilbert, Wilimovsky, Zemlya (Andriyashev, 1937, 1954; Jordan 1899; 1954). and Gilbert, 1899; Leim and Scott, 1966; southeastern Alaska. Quast, 1968; Shmidt, 1950; Vladykov, ABBL: 1933; Walters, 1955; Wilimovsky, 1954). Xiphister mucosus (Girard). Rock prickleback. ABBL: Chukchi Sea; Cook Inlet; southeastern Southeastern Alaska-California (Wilimovsky, Alaska. 1954). ABBL: southeastern Alaska. Lumpenus sagitta Wilimovsky. Snake prickleback. quillfishes Sea of Japan; Sakhalin; Bering Sea; Aleutian PTILICHTHYIDAE — Islands-California (Jordan and Gilbert, Ptilichthys goodei Bean. Quillfish. 1899; Okada, 1955; Ueno, 1970; Wilimov- Kuril Islands; Okhotsk Sea; Bering Sea; sky, 1954, 1956, 1964). Aleutian Islands; Washington (Andriya- ABBL: Alaska Peninsula; Kenai Peninsula; shev, 1937; Clemens and Wilby, 1961; southeastern Alaska. Grinds, 1965; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Lyconectes aleutensis Gilbert. Dwarf wry- Wilimovsky, 1954, 1964). mouth, red devil. ABBL: Frederick Sound; southeastern Alaska. Bering Sea-California (Gilbert and Thomp- son, 1905; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Wili- gunnels movsky, 1954, 1964). PHOLIDIDAE — ABBL: Aleutian Islands; Alaska Peninsula; Apodichthys flavidus Girard. Penpoint gunnel. Gulf of Alaska; southeastern Alaska.

Kodiak Island ; southeastern Alaska-California Phijtichthys chirus (Jordan and Gilbert). Rib- (Hubbard and Reeder, 1965; Wilimovsky, bon prickleback. 1954). Bering Sea; Aleutian Islands; Gulf of Alaska ABBL: Middleton Island, Prince William (Isakson et al., 1971; Jordan and Gilbert, Sound; southeastern Alaska. 1899; Wilimovsky, 1954, 1964). *Pholidapus dyboicskii (Steindachner). *Plectobranchus evides Gilbert. Bluebarred Sea of Japan; Hokkaido; Kuril Islands; Sea prickleback. of Okhotsk; Petropavlovsk (Jordan and British Columbia-California (Clemens and Gilbert, 1899; Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, 1970). Wilby, 1961; Gilbert and Thompson, 1905). *Pholis clemensi Rosenblatt. Longfin gunnel. British Columbia (Rosenblatt, PorocUnus rot hrocki Bean. Whitebarred blenny. 1964). Bering Sea-California (Isakson et al., 1971; Pholis dolichogaster (Pallas). Stippled gunnel. Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Wilimovsky, Sea of Japan; Kuril Islands; Sea of Okhotsk;

35 Petropavlovsk; Commander Islands; Ber- 1967a; Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, 1954, ing Sea; Norton Sound; Aleutian Islands 1964). (Andriyashev. 1954; Isakson et al., 1971; ABBL: Gulf of Alaska; southeastern Alaska. Jordan and Gilbert. 1899; Popov, 1933; Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, ICOSTEIDAE — ragfishes 1954, 1964).

Ragfish. Pholisfasciata (Bloch and Schneider). Banded Icosteus aeiiignuiticus Lockington. and gunnel. Southeastern Alaska-California (Clemens Peter the Great Bay; Japan; Kuril Islands; Wilby. 1961; Grinols, 1965; Ueno, 1970; Sea of Okhotsk; Petropavlovsk; Pribilof Wilimovsky, 1954). Alaska. Islands; Bristol Bay; Hudson Bay; Lab- ABBL: Gulf of Alaska; southeastern rador; Greenland (Jordan and Gilbert, Shmidt. 1950; 1899; Leim and Scott. 1966; AMMODYTIDAE — sand lances Ueno. 1970; Vladykov, 1933).

PhoUs gilli Evermann and Goldsborough. Ber- AmDiodytes hexapterus Pallas. Pacific sand ing gunnel. lance, sandling (Russ.). Bering Sea (Wilimovsky, 1954). Sea of Japan: Sea of Okhotsk; Bering Sea; ABBL: Bristol Bay. Chukchi Sea; Arctic Alaska; Hudson Bay; Aleutian Islands; Alaska Peninsula; Gulf Pholis laeta (Cope). Crescent gunnel. of Alaska-California (Andriyashev, 1937. Bering Sea; Aleutian Islands-northern Cali- Gilbert. 1895; Isakson et al., 1971; fornia (Clemens and Wilby, 1961; Isakson 1954; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; LeBrasseur, etal.. 1971; Wilimovsky. 1954, 1964). 1964; Scofield, 1899; Shmidt, 1950; Taylor. ABBL: Cook Inlet; Prince William Sound; 1970; Walters, 1955; Wili- southeastern Alaska. 1967a; Ueno. movsky, 1954, 1964). oDiata (Girard). Saddleback gunnel. Pholis ABBL: Chukchi Sea; Bering Sea; Cook Inlet; Sea-California (Jordan and Gilbert, Bering southeastern Alaska. 1899; Ueno. 1970; Wilimovsky, 1954). *PhoUs pictHS (Kner). TRICHIURIDAE — cutlassfishes Sea of Japan; Aniva Bay (Sakhalin); Sea of Okhotsk; Kuril Islands; Petropavlovsk ^BoithodesniKs simouyi (Steindachner). Frost- (Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Popov, 1933; fish, cutlassfish. Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, 1970). Atlantic Ocean; British Columbia, widespread *Pholis schultzi Hubbs. Red gunnel. (Grinols. 1965). British Columbia-California (Peden, 1966a).

SCYTALINIDAE — graveldivers SCOAABRIDAE -- mackerels and tunas

ScytaUna cerdale Jordan and Gilbert. Gravel- '^EuthyuHiis pelamis (Linnaeus). Skipjack tuna. diver. British Columbia-southern California (unveri- Aleutian Islands; Bering Sea-California fied Alaska record. 1964) (Clemens and (Quast. 1968; Wilimovsky. 1954. 1964). Wilby. 1961; Leim and Scott, 1966). ABBL: southeastern Alaska. Sarda chiliensis (Cuvier). Pacific bonito. Eastern Pacific Ocean; southeastern Alaska ZAPRORIDAE — prowfishes (Manzer, 1965; Quast, 1964). ABBL: Northern Gulf of Alaska; south- Prowfish. Zaprora silenus Jordan. eastern Alaska. Japan; Kamchatka; Aleutian Islands; Gulf of Alaska-California (Grinols, 1965; Le- Scomber japonicus Houttuyn. Chub mackerel. Brasseur, 1964; Shmidt, 1950; Taylor, Taiwan-Sakhalin; southeastern Alaska-Baja

36 California (Okada, 1955; Ueno, 1970; Wili- Sea of Japan; Sea of Okhotsk; Anadyr Gulf; movsky, 1954). Commander Islands; western Bering Sea Tliunnus alalunga (Bonnaterre). Albacore. (Andriyashev, 1937; Norman, 1934; China Sea; Seaof Japan; southeastern Alaska; Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, 1970). worldwide (CoUette and Gibbs, 1963; Leim Atheresthes stomias (Jordan and Gilbert). Ar- and Scott, 1966; Neave and Hanavan, 1960; rowtooth flounder, arrowtooth, paltus Okada. 1955; Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, (Russ.), American arrowtooth (Russ.). 1964). Chukchi Sea; Bering Sea; Aleutian Islands- ThioiuHS tlujyinus (Linnaeus). Bluefin tuna. California (Andriyashev, 1937; Grinols, Kuril Islands-South Seas; Hawaiian Islands; 1965; Isakson et al., 1971; Jordan and Korean coast; worldwide (Collette and Gilbert, 1899; Norman, 1934; Pruter and Gibbs, 1963; Okada, 1955; Ueno, 1970). Alverson, 1962; Roedel, 1953; Scofield, 1899; Taylor, 1967a; Wilimovsky, 1954, ABEL: Alaska Peninsula on Shelikof Strait . 1964). ABBL: Shumagin Islands; Kodiak Island; CENTROLOPHIDAE — rudderfishes Lituya Bay; southeastern Alaska.

Icichtltys h)cki)igto)n Jordan and Gilbert. Me- *Clidoderma asperrimum (Temminck and dusafish, brown rudderfish. Schlegel). Rough-scale sole. Japan; Gulf of Alaska-California (Grinols, Yellow Sea; Sea of Japan; Sea of Okhotsk; 1965; Taylor, 1967a). Kuril Islands; Sakhalin; Commander Is- lands; British Columbia (Andriyashev, TETRAGONURIDAE — squaretails 1937; Grinols, 1965; Norman, 1934; Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, 1970; Welander, Alverson, and *Tetmgoiiurus ciivieri Risso. Smalleye square- Bergman, 1957). tail. Entbassichthys bathybiiis (Gilbert). Deepsea North Atlantic Ocean; Mediterranean; south- sole. western Pacific Ocean; Japan; tropical Gulf of Alaska-California (Clemens and mid-Pacific Ocean; British Columbia; Cali- Wilby, 1961; Fitch, 1966a; Grinols, 1965; fornia (Grinols, 1965; Ueno, 1970; Welander Hubbs, 1959; Norman, 1934; Welander and Alverson, 1954). and Alverson, 1954; Wilimovsky, 1954). ABBL: Gulf of Alaska.

Eopsetta jordani (Lockington). Petrale sole, BOTH I DAE — lefteye flounders brill. Citharichthys sordidus (Girard). Pacific sand- Gulf of A!aska-Baja California (Grinols, 1965; dab. Norman, 1934; Taylor, 1967a; Wilimovsky, Bering Sea; Aleutian Islands-California 1954). (Grinols, 1965; Norman, 1934; Taylor, ABBL: Yakutat. 1967a; Wilimovsky, 1954, 1964). Ghjptocephalus zacliirus Lockington. Rex sole, Citharichthys stigmaeus Jordan and Gilbert. long-finned sole. Speckled sanddab. Bering Sea-California (Andriyashev, 1937; Southeastern Alaska-Baja California (Nor- Grinols. 1965; Isakson et al., 1971; Jordan man, 1934; Wilimovsky, 1954). and Gilbert, 1899; Norman, 1934; Taylor, ABBL: Ketchikan. 1967a; Wilimovsky, 1954). ABBL: West of Kodiak Island; Cook Inlet; Kenai Peninsula; southeastern Alaska. PLEURONECTIDAE — righteye flounders Hippoglossoides elassodoii Jordan and Gilbert. Flathead sole, halibut-like flounder (Russ.). Atheresthes evernia)nii Jordan and Starks. Sea of Japan-Chukchi Sea; Commander Is- Kamchatka flounder, Asiatic arrowtooth, lands; Bering Strait-Oregon (Andriyashev, paltus (Russ.). 1937; Clemens and Wilby, 1961; Grinols.

37 1965; Isakson et al., 1971; Jordan and Limanda proboscidca Gilbert. Longhead dab, Gilbert, 1899; Norman, 1934; Shmidt, 1950; longsnouted flounder (Russ.). Taylor, 1967a; Ueno, 1970; Walters, 1955; Sea of Okhotsk; Bering Sea (Andriyashev, Wilimovsky, 1954). 1937, 1954; Jordan and Gilbert. 1899; Nor- ABBL: Gulf of Alaska; southeastern Alaska. man, 1934; Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, 1954). Hippoglossoides robustus Gill and Townsend. Bering flounder. ABBL: Chukchi Sea ; Bering Sea; Bristol Tatar Strait-Chukchi Sea; Bering Sea; Aleu- Bay. tian Islands (Andriyashev, 1937, 1954; Jor- Liopsi'tta glacialis (Pallas). Arctic flounder, dan and Gilbert, 1899; Norman, 1934; polar flounder (Russ.). Pruter and Alverson, 1962; Shmidt, 1950; Sea of Okhotsk-Bering Strait; Arctic Ocean Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, 1954). from White Sea eastward to Bathurst Inlet; Hippoglossus stenolepis Schmidt. Pacific hali- Labrador (Andriyashev, 1954; Jordan and but, whitesided paltus (Russ.). Gilbert, 1899; Norman, 1934; Pruter and Sea of Japan-Anadyr Gulf; Bering Sea-Cali- Alverson, 1962; Scofield, 1899; Walters, fornia (Andriyashev, 1937, 1954; Grinols, 1955; Wilimovsky, 1954). 1965; Isakson et al., 1971; Leim and Scott, ABBL: Beaufort Sea. 1966; Norman, 1934; Roedel, 1953; Shmidt, *Liopsetta ohscnnt (Herzenstein). Dark floun- 1950; Taylor, 1967a; Thompson, 1915a; der (Russ.). Thompson and Van Cleve, 1936; Ueno, Yellow Sea; Sea of Japan; Alaska (record 1970; Wilimovsky, 1954). doubtful) (Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Nor- ABBL: Shelikof Strait; southeastern Alaska. man, 1934; Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, 1970; Isopsetta isulepis (Lockington). Butter sole. Wilimovsky, 1954). Aleutian Islands-California (Grinols, 1965; Lyopsetta e.vilis (Jordan and Gilbert). Slender Norman, 1934; Wilimovsky, 1954, 1964; sole. Yesaki and Wolotira, 1968). Southeastern Alaska-Baja California (Grinols, ABBL: Bering Sea; Gulf of Alaska; south- 1965; Norman, 1934; Taylor, 1967a; Wili- eastern Alaska. movsky, 1954). Lepidopsetta bilineata (Ayres). Rock sole, two- ABBL: Lituya Bay; southeastern Alaska. lined flounder (Russ.), white-bellied flounder (Russ.). MicrostoniKs pacificus (Lockington). Dover Sea of Japan; Sea of Okhotsk; Commander sole. Islands; Bering Sea-California (Andriya- Aleutian Islands; Bering Sea-Baja California shev, 1937, 1954; Grinols, 1965; Isakson (Fitch, 1966a; Grinols, 1965; Jordan and et al., 1971; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899 Gilbert, 1899; Norman, 1934; Taylor, 1967a; Norman, 1934; Roedel, 1953; Scofield, 1899 Wilimovsky, 1954, 1964). Shmidt, 1950; Taylor. 1967a; Ueno, 1970 ABBL: Gulf of Alaska; southeastern Alaska. Wilimovsky, 1954). Parophrys vetidiis Girard. English sole. ABBL: Pribilof Islands; Kodiak Island Gulf of Alaska-Baja California (Grinols, 1965; Kenai Peninsula; southeastern Alaska. Norman, 1934; Taylor, 1967a; Wilimovsky, 1954). Limanda aspera (Pallas). Yellowfin sole, yel- ABBL: Aleutian Islands; Kodiak Island; low-finned flounder (Russ.). Gulf of Alaska; southeastern Alaska. Sea of Japan-Chukchi Sea; Bering Sea-British Columbia (Andriyashev, 1954; Clemens Platiclithys stellatus (Pallas). Starry flounder. and Wilby, 1961; Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Bering Strait-Sea of Japan-Coronation Gulf- Norman, 1934; Popov, 1933; Pruter and California (Andriyashev, 1937, 1954; Jordan Alverson. 1962; Shmidt, 1950; Ueno, 1970; and Gilbert, 1899; Norman, 1934; Okada, Walters, 1955; Wilimovsky, 1954). 1955; Popov, 1933; Pruter and Alverson, ABBL: Chukchi Sea; Pribilof Islands; Sheli- 1962; Roedel, 1953; Scofield, 1899; Shmidt, kof Strait; Cook Inlet; southeastern Alaska. 1950; Taylor, 1967a; Ueno, 1970; Walters,

38 1953, 1955; Wilimovsky, 1954). 1961; Norman, 1934; Wilimovsky, 1954). ABBL: Alaska Peninsula; Cook Inlet; south- ABBL: Gulf of Alaska. eastern Alaska. Reinhardtius hippoglossoides (Walbaum). Pleuronectes quadrituberculatus Pallas. Alas- Greenland halibut, black paltus (Russ.), ka plaice, yellow-bellied flounder (Russ.). bluesided paltus (Russ.). Peter the Great Bay-Chukchi Sea; Bering Japan-Bering Sea; California; arctic parts of Sea; Washington (Andriyashev, 1937, 1954; Atlantic Ocean; Barents Sea (Andriyashev, Jordan and Gilbert, 1899; Pruter and Al- 1937; Best, 1963; Hubbs and Wilimovsky, verson, 1962; Scofield, 1899; Shmidt, 1950; 1964; Leim and Scott, 1966; Nikolskii, Townsend, 1936; Wilimovsky, 1954). 1954; Norman, 1934; Schott, 1966; Shmidt, ABBL: Bristol Bay; Gulf of Alaska; Cook 1950; Ueno, 1970; Westrheim and Fletcher, Inlet; southeastern Alaska. 1966). ABBL: Chukchi Pleuronichthys coenosus Girard. C-0 sole. Sea; Bering Sea; Pribilof Southeastern Alaska-Baja California (Nor- Islands; Aleutian Islands. man, 1934; Wilimovsky, 1954).

Pleuronichthys decnrrens Jordan and Gilbert. MOLIDAE — ocean sunfish Curlfin sole. Southeastern Alaska-Baja California (Grinols, *Mola mola Linnaeus. Ocean sunfish. 1965; Norman, 1934; Wilimovsky, 1954). Southeastern Alaska-California (Alaskan rec- Psettichthys mela)iosticti(s Girard. Sand sole. ords not verified) (Leim and Scott, 1966; Gulf of Alaska-California (Clemens and Wilby, Ueno, 1970; Wilimovsky, 1954).

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39 terns cumlliniis (Pisces, Blennioidei) — A new BERG.L. S. fish without paired fins]. Vop. Ilvhtiol. 3:50-53. 1931. [A review of the lampreys of the northern [Transl. by L. Penny, 5 p.; avail. Natl. Mar. hemisphere.] Ezheg. Zool. Muz. (Akad. Nauk Fish. Serv., Natl. Syst. Lab., U.S. Natl. Mus., SSSR) .32:87-116. Wash., D.C.] BEST, E. A. ARON, W. 1963. Greenland halibut, Reinhardtins hippoglos- 1962. The distribution of animals in the eastern soides (Walbaum), added to California fauna. North Pacific and its relationship to physical Calif. Fish Game 49:213-214. and chemical conditions. J. Fish. Res. Board BEST, E. A., and P. J. ELDRIDGE. Can. 19:271-314. 1969. Range extension of flag rockfish (.Sebastodes BAILEY, R. M., J. E. FITCH, E. S. HERALD, E. A. nibrivinctns) to Aleutian Islands. J. Fish. Res. LACHNER, C. C. LINDSEY, C. R. ROBINS, and Board Can. 26:1955-1956. W. B. SCOTT. BOLIN.R. L. 1970. A list of common and scientific names of 1939. A review of the myctophid fishes of the fishes from the United States and Canada. 3d ed. Pacific coast of the United States and of lower Am. Fish. Soc, Spec. Publ. 6, 149 p. California. Stanford Ichthyol. Bull. 1:89-156. BAILEY, R. E., and C. G. GRUCHY. 1944. A review of the marine cottid fishes of 1970. Occella to supersede Occa for a genus of California. Stanford Ichthyol. Bull. 3:1-135. agonid fishes. J. Fish. Res. Board Can. 27:981-983. 1959. Iniomi. Myctophidae from the "Michael BARRACLOUGH, W. E., and T. H. BUTLER. Sars" North Atlantic Deep-Sea Expedition, 1910. 1965. First record of the dusky sculpin (h-elinns Rep. Sci. Results "Michael Sars" North Atl. bnrchami) in British Columbia waters. J. Fish. Deep-Sea Exped., 1910, Vol. 4, Part 2, No. 7, Res. Board Can. 22: 1305-1307. 45 p. BARSUKOV.V. V. BRIGGS, J. C. 1964. Opredelitel' ryb semeTstva Scorpaenidae 1955. A monogi-aph of the clingfishes (order (Key to the fishes of the family Scorpaenidae). Xenopterygii). Stanford Ichthyol. Bull. 6:1-224. Tr. Vses. Nauchn.-issled. Inst. Morsk. Rybn. 1960. Fishes of worldwide (circumtropical) distri- Khoz. OkeanogT. 53 (and Izv. Tikhookean. Nauchn.- bution. Copeia 1960:171-180. issled. Inst. Rybn. Khoz. Okeanogr. 52):233-266. BRIGHT, D. B. [Transl. by Israel Program Sci. Transl., 1968; ui 1960. A record of the porbeagle, Lanina nasns, Soviet Fisheries Investigations in the northeast from Cook Inlet, Alaska. Copeia 1960:145-146. Pacific, Part III, p. 226-262; avail. Natl. Tech. BURKE, V. Inf. Serv., Springfield, Va., as TT67-51205.] 1930. Revision of the fishes of the family Liparidae. 1970. Vidovoy sostav roda Sebastes v severnoT U.S. Natl. Mus. Bull. 150:1-204. chasti Tikhogo okeana (Species composition of CARL, G. C, W. A. CLEMENS, and C. C. LINDSEY. genus Sebastes in the North Pacific and descrip- 1959. The fresh-water fishes of British Columbia. tion of a new species). Dokl. Akad. Nauk SSSR Br. Columbia Prov. Mus., Dep. Recreation Con- 195:994-997. [Transl, in Dokl. Biol. Sci. 195(1-6): serv., Handb. 5 (revised), 192 p. 760-763, by Consultants Bureau, Plenum Publish- CLEMENS, W. A., and G. V. WILBY. ing Corp., New York, 1971.] 1961. Fishes of the Pacific coast of Canada. Fish. BAYLIFF,W. H. Res. Board Can., Bull. 68, 2d ed., 443 p. 1959. Notes on the taxonomy and distribution of COHEN, D.M. certain zoarcid fishes in the northeastern Pacific. 1956. The synonymy and distribution of Lcuroglos- Copeia 1959:78-80. siis stilbius Gilbert, a North Pacific bathypelagic BEAN,T. H. fish. Stanford Ichthyol. Bull. 7: 19-23. 1881. A preliminary catalogue of the fishes of 1964. Suborder Argentinoidea. In Fishes of the Alaskan and adjacent waters. Proc. U.S. Natl. western North Atlantic, Mem. Sears Found. Mar. Mus. 4:239-272. Res. 1, Part 4, p. 1-70. Yale University, New BEKKER, V.E. Haven, Conn. 1964. Tonkokhvostye svetyashchiesya anchousy 1966. The North Pacific deepsea fish name Bathy-

(rody Loweina, Tarletonbeania, Gonichthys i lagits niilleri Gilbert, a senior synonym of 1966: Centrobranchus) Tikhogo i IndiTskogo okeanov. Bathylagns akiscanns Chapman. Copeia

Sistematika i rasprostranenie. [Slendertailed 877-878. luminescent anchovies (genera Loivenia, Tarle- COLLETTE, B. B., and R. H. GIBBS, JR. tunbeaiiia, Gonichthys, and Centrobranchus) of 1963. A preliminai'y review of the fishes of the the Pacific and Indian Oceans, systematics and family Scombridae. In H. Rosa, Jr. (editor). distribution]. Akad. Nauk SSSR, Tr. Inst. Proceedings of the world scientific meeting on Okeanol. 73:1-74. [Transl. by Israel Progi-am the biology of tunas and related species, FAO Sci. Transl., 1966; in T. S. Rass (editor), Fishes Fish Rep. No. 6, 1:23-32. of the Pacific and Indian Oceans, biology and DAVENPORT, D. distribution, p. 10-78; avail. U.S. Dep. Commer., 1966. Colour variant of bocaccio {Sebastodes Natl. Tech. Inf. Serv., Springfield, Va. as paucispinis) in British Columbia waters. J. Fish. TT65-50120.] Res. Board Can. 23: 1981.

40 DRYFOOS, R. L. GORDON, M. S., and R. H. BACKUS. 1961. Four range extensions of fishes from the 1957. New records of Labrador fishes with special northeastern Pacific. Copeia 1961:476-477. reference to those of Hebron fjord. Copeia EBELING.A. W, 1957:17-20. 1962. Melamphaidae I, systematics and zoogeo- GREENWOOD, P. H., D. E. ROSEN, S. H. WEITZMAN, graphy of the species in the bathypelagic fish andG. S. MYERS. genus Melamphaes Giinther. Dana-Rep. 58, 1966. Phyletic studies of teleostean fishes with a Carlsberg Found., 164 p. provisional classification of living forms. Bull. EVERMANN, B. W., and E. L. GOLDSBOROUGH. Am. Mus. Nat. Hist. 131:339-456. 1907. The fishes of Alaska. Bull. U.S. Bur. Fish. GREY, M. 26:219-360. (Doc. 624.) 1956. The distribution of fishes found below a FITCH, J. E. depth of 2000 meters. Fieldiana Zool. 36:73-337. 1951. Studies and notes on some California marine GRINOLS, R.B. fishes. Calif. Fish Game .37: 111-120. 1965. Check-list of the offshore marine fishes 1966a. Fishes and other marine organisms taken occurring in the northeastern Pacific Ocean, during deep trawling off Santa Catalina Island, principally off the coasts of British Columbia, March 3-4, 1962. Calif. Fish Game 52:216-219. Washington, and Oregon. M.S. Thesis, Univ. 1966b. The poacher Asterothica infaspinata (Gil- Wash., Seattle, 217 p. bert) added to California's marine fauna, and a 1966a. Northeastern Pacific records oi Anoplogaster key to California Agonidae (Pisces). Calif. Fish conuita Valenciennes (Anoplogasteridae: Pisces) Game 52: 121-124. and Cyema atrnin Giinther (Cyemidae: Pisces).

FOLLETT, W. I. J. Fish. Res. Board Can. 23:305-307. 1952. Annotated list of fishes obtained by the 1966b. Southern occurrence of Acantholiparis California Academy of Sciences during si.x cruises opercnlaris Gilbert and Burke in the eastern of the U.S.S. Mulberry conducted by the United subarctic Pacific region. J. Fish. Res. Board States Navy off central California in 1949 and Can. 23:935-937. 1950. Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci. 27(Ser. 4):399-432. 1966c. Northern records of the zoarcid, Melanostig-

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41 HUBBS, C. L. KOBAYASHl, K., M. MIKAWA. and J. ITO. 1942. Peculiar variants of the agonid fish Odon- 1968. Descriptions of the young and one immature topyxis trispinosKS. J. Fish. Res. Board Can. adult specimens of coster dory, Allocyttits ver- 6:30-36. nicosits (Gilchrist) from the northern part of 1959. Initial discoveries of fish faunas on sea- the Pacific. Bull. Fac. Fish., Hokkaido Univ. mounts and offshore banks in the eastern Pacific. 19:1-5. Pac.Sci. 13:311-316. KOBAYASHl, K.. and T. UENO. 1967. Occurrence of the Pacific lamprey, Ento- 1966. Record of a bathypelagic melamphid fish, sphenas tridentatus, off Baja California and in Protnitru (Melamphaes) cristiceps (Gilbert) ob- streams of southern California; with remarks on tained from the stomach of salmon taken in the its nomenclature. Trans. San Diego Soc. Nat. North Pacific Ocean. Jap. J. Ichthyol. 13:213-219. Hist. 14:301-312. LAVENBERG, R. J., and J. E. FITCH.

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1970. A new species of prickleback, Bryozoiclitliys Br. Columbia. Vancouver, 162 p. mai^oriiis (Chirolophinae), from the eastern North 1966a. Occurrences of the fishes Pholis schiiltzi Pacific. J. Fish. Res. Board Can. 27:2362-2365. and Liparis mucosus in British Columbia. J. McPHAIL, J. D., and C. C. LINDSEY. Fish. Res. Board Can. 23:313-316. 1970. Freshwater fishes of northwestern Canada 1966b. Reexamination of two species in the and Alaska. Fish. Res. Board Can., Bull. 173, stichaeid genus, Aiioplarchns. Copeia 1966: 381 p. 340-345. MEAD, G. W., and F. H. C. TAYLOR. 1966c. Rare marine fishes from British Columbia 1953. A collection of oceanic fishes from off north- with first records of silver perch, Hypei-prosopon eastern Japan. J. Fish. Res. Board Can. 10: cllipticniii , and shanny, LeptocUnits inacidatus. 560-582. J. Fish. Res. Board Can. 23: 1277-1279. MORROW, J. E. 1967. Redescription of a North Pacific prickleback, 1965. First record of the trout perch, Percopsis AleetridiiDH auranticum. J. Fish. Res. Board MUKHACHEVA, V. A. Can. 24:1-8. 1954. Naibolee mnogochislennaya g'lubokovodnaya 1968. Two new specimens of the notacanthid ryba dal'nevostochynykh more"— Tsiklotona fish Macdonaldia challenges in the eastern North Cyclothoiie microdo)! Giinther (Pisces, Gonosto- Pacific Ocean. J. Fish. Res. Board Can. 25: midae) [The most numerous deep-sea fish in far 181-188. eastern seas—the cyclothone Cyclothmie iiiicru- 1970. A new cottid fish, Xaiitichthys robustus, duii Giinther (Pisces, Gonostoniidae)]. Akad. Nauk from Alaska and British Columbia. Natl. Mus. SSSR, Tr. Inst. Okeanol. 11:206-219. [Transl. by Nat. Sci. Publ. Biol. Oceanogr. 2: 1-10. Israel Progi-am Sci. Transl., 1960, 17 p.; avail. PHILLIPS, J. B. U.S. Dep. Conimer., Natl. Tech. Inf. Serv., Spring- 1957. A review of the rockfishes of California field, Va., as OTS 60-21110.] •(Family Scoi-paenidae). Calif. Dep. Fish Game, 1964. O vidovom sostave roda Cyclothone (Pisces, Fish Bull. 104. 158 p. Gonostoniidae) v Tikhom okeane [The composition 1966. Skilfish, Erilepit: zonifer (Lockington), in of species of the genus Cyclothone (Pisces, Californian and Pacific Northwest waters. Calif. Gonostoniidae) in the Pacific Ocean]. Akad. Fish Game 52: 151-156. Nauk SSSR, Tr. Inst. Okeanol. 73:93-138. PHINNEY, D. E., and M. L. DAHLBERG. [Transl. by Israel Program Sci. Transl., 1966; 1968. Western range extension of the surf smelt, pretiostts. ('/( T. S. Rass (editor). Fishes of the Pacific and Hypoinesus pretiosus J. Fish. Res. Indian Oceans, biology and distribution, p. 98-146; Board Can. 25:203-204. avail. U.S. Dep. Conimer., Natl. Tech. Inf. Serv., PINKAS.L. Springfield, Va., as TT65-50120.] 1967. First record of a Pacific cod in southern NEAVE, F., and M. G. HANAVAN. California waters. Calif Fish Game 53:127-128. 1960. Seasonal distribution of some epipelagic POPOV, A. M. fishes in the Gulf of Alaska region. J. Fish. 1933. Fishes of Avatcha Bay on the southern Res. Board Can. 17:221-233. coast of Kamtchatka. Copeia 1933:59-67. NIKOLSKII,G. V. PRUTER, A. T., and D. L. ALVERSON. 1954. Chastnaya ikhtiologii (Special ichthyology). 1962. Abundance, distribution, and growth of 2d ed. Gosudarstvennoe Izdatelstvo, Moscow, flounders in the southeastern Chukchi Sea. J. 458 p. [Transl. by Israel Pi'ogram Sci. Transl., Cons. 27:81-99.

43 QUAST.J. C. Mar. Res. 1, Part 4, p. 241-273. Yale Univer- 1960. The fishes of the family Hexagrammidae: sity, New Haven, Conn. their classification, variation, and osteology. 1967. A new genus and new species of zoarcid Ph.D. Thesis, Univ. Calif. Los Angeles, 380 p. fish from the North Pacific Ocean. Proc. U.S. 1964. Occurrence of the Pacific bonito in coastal Natl. Mus. 122(3598): 1-5. Alaskan waters. Copeia 1964:448. SCOFIELD.N.B. 1968. New records of thirteen cottoid and blen- 1899. List of fishes obtained in the waters of nioid fishes for southeastern Alaska. Pac. Sci. arctic Alaska. In David Starr Jordan (editor). 22:482-487. The fur seals and fur-seal islands of the North 1971. Sebastes variegdtiis, sp. n. from the north- Pacific Ocean, Part 3, p. 493-509. Govt. Print. eastern Pacific Ocean (Pisces, Scorpaenidae). Off., Wash., D.C. Fish. Bull., U.S. 69:387-398. SHMIDT, P. YU. RASS, T. S. 1950. Ryby Okhotskogo morya (Fishes of the Sea 1954. Glubokovodnye ryby dal'nevostochnykh of Okhotsk). Akad. Nauk SSSR., Tr. Tikhookean. more' SSSR (Deep-sea fish of far eastern seas of Kom. 6, 370 p. [Transl. by Israel Program Sci. the USSR). Zool. Zh. 33:1312-1324. [Transl. by Transl., 1965, 392 p.; avail. U.S. Dep. Commer., Israel Program Sci. Transl., 1960, 22 p.; avail. Natl. Tech. Inf. Serv., Springfield, Va., as U.S. Dep. Commer., Natl. Tech. Inf. Serv., TT65-50022.] Springfield, Va., as OTS 60-21099.] SVETOVIDOV.A. N. ROEDEL.P. M. 1948. Treskoobraznye (Gadifornies). Akad. Nauk 19.53. Common ocean fishes of the California coast. SSSR, Zool. Inst., Fauna SSSR, Ryby 9(4), Calif. Dep. Fish Game, Fish Bull. 91, 184 p. New Ser. 34, 221 p. [Transl. by Israel Program ROFEN,R. R. Sci. Transl., 1962, 304 p.; avail. U.S. Dep. Com- 1966. Family Paralepididae. /)( Fishes of the mer., Natl. Tech. Inf. Serv., Springfield, Va., as western North Atlantic, Mem. Sears Found. Mar. OTS 63-11071.]

Res. 1, Part 5, p. 205-461. Yale University, TARP.F. H. New Haven, Conn. 1952. A revision of the family Einbiotocidae (the ROSENBLATT, R.H. surfperches). Calif. Dep. Fish Game, Fish 1964. A new gunnel, Pholis cleiiie)isi, from the Bull. 88, 99 p. coast of western North America. J. Fish. Res. TAYLOR, F.H.C. Board Can. 21:933-939. 1967a. Midwater trawl catches from Queen Char- ROSENBLATT, R. H., and L.-C. CHEN. lotte Sound and the open ocean adjacent to the 1972. The identity of Sebastes bahcucki and Queen Charlotte Islands. Fish. Res. Board Can., Sebastes riibriviiictHS. Calif. Fish Game 58: Tech. Rep. 11, 44 p. 32-36. 1967b. Unusual fishes taken by midwater trawl ROSENBLATT, R. H., and D. WILKIE. off the Queen Charlotte Islands, British Columbia. 1963. A redescription of the rare cottid fish, J. Fish. Res. Board Can. 24:2101-21 15. Arteditis iiieaiiyi, new to the fauna of British THOMPSON, W.F. Columbia. J. Fish. Res. Board Can. 20:1505-1511. 1915a. A preliminary report on the life-history of ROYCE.W. F. the halibut. Prov. Br. Columbia, Rep. Comm. 1963. First i-ecord of white shark (Ca)x-harodon Fish., 1914, p. 76-99. carcharias) from southeastern Alaska. Copeia 1915b. A new fish of the genus Sebastodes from 1963:179. British Columbia with notes on others. Prov. SANDERCOCK, F. K., and N. J. WILIMOVSKY. Br. Columbia, Rep. Comm. Fish., 1914, p. 120- 1968. Revision of the cottid genus Enophnjs. 122. Copeia 1968:832-853. THOMPSON, W. F., and R. VAN CLEVE. SCHMIDT, P. 1936. Life history of the Pacific halibut. (2) Distri- 1927. A revision of the cottoid fishes of the genus bution and early life history. Rep. Int. Fish. ArtediellKs. Proc. U.S. Natl. Mus. 71: 1-10. Comm. 9, 184 p. SCHOTT,J. W. TOWNSEND, L. D. 1966. A Greenland halibut, Reinhardtiiis hippo- 1936. Variations in the meristic characters of glossoides (Walbaum) recorded in southern Cali- flounders from the northeastern Pacific. Rep. fornia. Calif. Fish Game 52:55-56. Int. Fish. Comm. 11, 24 p. SCHROEDER.W. C. TSUYUKI, H., and S. J. WESTRHEIM. 1940. Some deep sea fishes from the North At- 1970. Analysis of the Sebastes alciitiaiiiis-S. lantic. Copeia 1940:231-238. iiielaiiostuiiiits complex, and description of a new SCHULTZ, L. P. scorpaenid species, Sebastes caeuaeiiiaticas, in 1936. Keys to the fishes of Washington, Oregon the northeast Pacific Ocean. J. Fish. Res. and closely adjoining regions. Univ. Wash. Board Can. 27:2233-2254. Publ. Biol. 2: 103-228. UENO, T. 1964. Family Sternoptychidae. lu Fishes of the 1970. Fauna Japonica, Cyclopteridae. Academic western North Atlantic, Mem. Sears Found. Press of Japan, Tokyo. 233 p.

44 VAILLANT, L. 1966a. Northern range extension records for two 1888. Poissons. //( Expeditions sciuntifiques du rockfish species {Sebastodes caiiriniis and S. Travailleui- et du Talisman pendant les annees eloiit/atits). J. Fish. Res. Board Can. 23:1455- 1880, 1881, 1882, 1883, 406 p. G. Masson, Paris. 1456. VAN CLEVE, R., and W. F. THOMPSON. 1966b. Northern range extensions for three species 1938. A record of the ponifret and barracuda from of rockfish (Sebastodes ,Havidiis, S. paitcispinis, Alaska. Copeia 1938:45-46. and S. piiniiger) in the North Pacific Ocean. VLADYKOV.V. D. J. Fish. Res. Board Can. 23: 1469-1471. 1933. Biological and oceanographic conditions in 1967. G. B. Reed groundfish cruise reports, 1963-66. Hudson Bay, 9. Fishes from the Hudson Bay Fish. Res. Board Can., Tech. Rep. 30, various region (except the Coregonidae). Contribution pagination. Can. Biol. Fish. 8: 13-61. 1968. First records of three rockfish species (Se- VLADYKOV, V. D., and W. I. FOLLETT. bastodes aurora, S. ciUatus, and Sebastolobus 1958. Redescription of Lampetra ayresii (Giinther) altivelns) from waters off British Columbia. of western North America, a species of lamprey J. Fish. Res. Board Can. 25:2509-2513. from Hitvi- (Petromyzontidae) distinct Lampetra WESTRHEIM. S. J., and F. T. FLETCHER. atilta; (Linnaeus) of Europe. J. Fish. Res. Board 1966. First records of the twoline eelpout, Both- Can. 15:47-77. roeara brinnieii}ii, Greenland halibut, Reiiihard- WALTERS, V. tins hippoylossoides, and shortbelly rockfish, 1953. The fishes collected by the Canadian Arctic Sel)astodes jordaiii, in British Columbia waters. Expedition 1913-18 with additional notes on the J. Fish. Res. Board Can. 23:309-311. arctic Bull. ichthyofauna of western Canada. WESTRHEIM, S. J., and H. TSUYUKL Natl. Mus. Can. 128:257-274. 1967. Sebastodes reedi, a new scorpaenid fish in arctic and 1955. Fishes of the western America the northeast Pacific Ocean. J. Fish. Res. eastern arctic Siberia, taxonomy and zoogeo- Board Can. 24:1945-1954. graphy. Bull. Am. Mus. Nat. Hist. 106:255-368. 1971. Taxonomy, distribution, and biologj' of the WATANABE, M. northern rockfish, Sebastes polyspi)iis. J. Fish. 1960. Fauna Japonica — Cottidae (Pisces). Tokyo Res. Board Can. 28: 1621-1627. News Service Ltd., Tokyo. 218 p. WILIMOVSKY.N. J. WELANDER, A. D., and D. L. ALVERSON. 1954. List of the fishes of Alaska. Stanford 1954. New and little known fishes of the eastern Ichthyol. Bull. 4:279-294. Pacific. Wash. Dep. Fish., Fish. Res. Pap. 1956. A new name, Liiinpenus sagitta to replace l(2):37-44. LitiitpeuHs gracilis (Ayres), for a northern blen- WELANDER, A. D., D. L. ALVERSON, and P. nioid fish (family Stichaeidae). Stanford Ich- BERGMAN. thyol. Bull. 7:23-24. 1957. Rare fishes from the eastern North Pacific 1958. Provisional keys to the fishes of Alaska. Ocean. Wash. Dep. Fish., Fish. Res. Pap. U.S. Fish Wildl. Serv., Fish. Res. Lab., Juneau, 2(l):60-66. Alaska, 113 p. [Natl. Mar. Fish. Serv., Auke WELANDER, A. D., R. C. JOHNSON, and R. A. Bay Fish. Lab. Libr.. Auke Bay, Alaska.] HAJNY. 1964. Inshore fish fauna of the Aleutian Archi- 1957. Occurrence of the boar fish, Pscitdvpciita- pelago. Proc. 14th Alaskan Sci. Conf., 1963, ceros richardsoni, and the zeid, Allocyttiis ver- p. 172-190. rucosus, in the North Pacific. Copeia 1957: WISNER, R. L. 244-246. 1959. Distribution and differentiation of the WESTRHEIM.S. J. North Pacific myctophid fish, Tarletoiibeaiiia 1965. Northern range extensions for four species taylori. Copeia 1959: 1-7. of rockfish (Sebastodes goodei, S. heivoiiiacnlatiis, YESAKI. M., and R. J. WOLOTIRA, JR. S. niliriviiictits, and S. zacentriis) in the North 1968. Extension of recorded range of butter sole, Pacific Ocean. J. Fish. Res. Board Can. 22: Isopsetta isolepis, into the Bering Sea. J. Fish. 231-235. Res. Board Can. 25: 1077-1078.

45 INDEX TO SCIENTIFIC AND COMMON NAMES OF FAMILIES

Acipenseridae, 4 Dasyatidae, 4 Nemichthyidae, 5 Agonidae, 26 deepsea smelts, 8 Notacanthidae, 5 Alepisauridae, 10 dogfish sharks, 3 ocean sunfish. 39 Alepocephalidae, 10 dories, 16 Oneirodidae, 12 alligatorfishes. 26 dreamers, 12 opahs, 16 Alopiidae, 3 drums, 32 Ophidiidae, 13 Ammodytidae, 36 eelpouts, 13 Opisthoproctidae, 9 Anarhichadidae, 33 electric rays, 3 Osmeridae, 8 anchovies, 5 Embiotocidae, 32 Paralepididae, 10 angel sharks, 3 Engraulidae, 5 pearleyes, 10 Anoplogasteridae, 16 Esocidae, 9 Pentacerotidae, 32 Anoplopomatidae, 19 Gadidae, 12 Percopsidae, 11 Anotopteridae, 10 Gasterosteidae, 16 Petromyzontidae, 2 argentines, 8 Gobiesocidae, 12 Pholididae, 35 Argentinidae, 8 Gonostomatidae, 9 pikes, 9 Aulorhynchidae, 16 graveldivers. 36 pipefishes, 16 barracudas, 33 greenlings, 19 Pleuronectidae, 37 barracudinas, 10 gunnels, 35 poachers, 26 Bathylagidae, 8 hagfishes, 2 pomfrets, 32 Bathymasteridae, 33 hakes, 12 pompanos, 32 Batrachoididae, 11 hatchetfishes, 9 pricklebacks, 34 bigscales, 15 herrings, 5 prowfishes, 36 boarfishes, 32 Hexagrammidae, 19 Psychrolutidae, 26 Bothidae, 37 Hexanchidae, 3 Ptilichthyidae, 35 Bramidae, 32 Icosteidae, 36 quillfishes, 35 brotulas, 13 jacks, 32 ragfishes, 36 Carangidae, 32 Lamnidae, 3 Rajidae, 4 Carcharhinidae, 3 lampreys, 2 rattails, 15 Caristiidae, 32 Lampridae, 16 requiem sharks, 3 carps, 11 lancetfishes, 10 ribbonfishes, 16 cat sharks, 3 lanternfishes, 10 righteye flounders, 37 Catostomidae, 11 lefteye flounders, 37 rockfishes, 16 Centrolophidae, 37 lightfishes, 9 ronquils, 33 Chauliodontidae, 9 longfin cods, 12 rudderfishes, 37 chimaeras, 4 lumpfishes, 28 sablefishes, 19 Chimaeridae, 4 mackerel sharks, 3 Salmonidae, 5 clingfishes, 12 mackerels, 36 sand lances, 36 Clupeidae, 5 Macrouridae, 15 sandfishes, 33 codfishes, 12 manefishes, 32 sauries, 15 Cottidae, 19 Melamphaeidae, 15 scads, 32 cow sharks, 3 melamphids, 15 scaleless dragonfishes, 9 cusk eels, 13 Melanostomiatidae, 9 Sciaenidae, 32 cutlassfishes, 36 minnows, 11 Scomberesocidae, 15 Cyclopteridae, 28 Molidae, 39 Scombridae, 36 Cyemidae, 5 Moridae, 12 Scoperlarchidae, 10 Cyprinidae, 11 mudminnows, 9 Scopelosauridae, 10 daggertooths, 10 Myctophidae, 10 Scorpaenidae, 16 Dalliidae, 9 Myxinidae, 2 scorpionfishes, 16

46 sculpins, 19 squaretails, 37 Torpedinidae, 3 Scyliorhinidae, 3 Squatinidae, 3 Trachipteridae, 16 Scytalinidae, 36 Sternoptychidae, 9 Trichiuridae, 36 sea horses, 16 Stichaeidae, 34 Trichodontidae, 33 Serrivomeridae, 5 sticklebacks, 16 trout-perches, 11 skates, 4 stingrays, 4 trouts, 5

slickheads, 10 • sturgeons, 4 tubesnouts, 16 smelts, 8 suckers, 11 tunas, 36 snailfishes, 28 surfperches, 32 Umbridae, 9 snipe eels, 5 Synaphobranchidae, 4 viperfishes, 9 Sphyraenidae, 33 Syngnathidae, 16 wolffishes, 33 spiny eels, 5 Tetragonuridae, 37 Zaproridae, 36 spookfishes, 9 thresher sharks, 3 Zeidae, 16 Squalidae, 3 toadfishes, 11 Zoarcidae, 13

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