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České Názvy Živočichů V. Ryby a Rybovití Obratlovci (Pisces) 5., Stříbrnicotvaří (Argentiniformes) – Ďasi (Lophiiformes) ČESKÉ NÁZVY ŽIVOČICHŮ V. RYBY A RYBOVITÍ OBRATLOVCI (PISCES) 5. PAPRSKOPLOUTVÍ (ACTINOPTERYGII) KOSTNATÍ (NEOPTERYGII) STŘÍBRNICOTVAŘÍ (ARGENTINIFORMES) – ĎASOVÉ (LOPHIIFORMES) LUBOMÍR HANEL, JINDŘICH NOVÁK Národní muzeum Praha 2007 RRyby_07.inddyby_07.indd 1 221.11.20071.11.2007 115:54:245:54:24 Hanel, L., Novák, J., 2007: České názvy živočichů V. Ryby a rybovití obratlovci (Pisces) 5., Stříbrnicotvaří (Argentiniformes) – Ďasi (Lophiiformes). Národní muzeum (zoologické oddělení), Praha. Editor řady: Miloš Anděra Počítačová úprava textu: Vladimír Vyskočil - KORŠACH Tisk: PBtisk Příbram © 2007 Národní muzeum, Praha ISBN 978-80-7036-219-8 Kresba na obálce: Lubomír Hanel RRyby_07.inddyby_07.indd 2 221.11.20071.11.2007 115:54:245:54:24 OBSAH ÚVOD . 7 STŘÍBRNICOTVAŘÍ (ARGENTINIFORMES) . 9 STŘÍBRNICOVITÍ (ARGENTINIDAE) . 9 STRAŠÍKOVITÍ (OPISTHOPROCTIDAE) . 9 DROBNOTLAMKOVITÍ (MICROSTOMATIDAE) . 9 SVÍTILNIČKOVITÍ (PLATYTROCTIDAE) . 10 OKATKOVITÍ (BATHYLAGIDAE) . 10 UZLATKOVITÍ (ALEPOCEPHALIDAE) . 11 KORUŠKOTVAŘÍ (OSMERIFORMES) . 12 KORUŠKOVITÍ (OSMERIDAE) . 12 KORUŠKOVCOVITÍ (RETROPINNIDAE) . 13 GALAXIOVITÍ (GALAXIIDAE) . 13 LOSOSOTVÁRNÍ (SALMONIFORMES) . 14 LOSOSOVITÍ (SALMONIDAE) . 14 ŠTIKOTVAŘÍ (ESOCIFORMES) . 18 ŠTIKOVITÍ (ESOCIDAE) . 18 BLATŇÁKOVITÍ (UMBRIDAE) . 18 VELKOÚSTÍ (STOMIIFORMES) . 19 SVĚTLÍKOVITÍ (DIPLOPHIDAE) . 19 ŠTĚTINOZUBKOVITÍ (GONOSTOMATIDAE) . 19 STŘÍBRNÁČOVITÍ (STERNOPTYCHIDAE) . 19 SVĚTELNÍKOVITÍ (PHOSICHTHYIDAE) . 20 SVĚTLONOŠOVITÍ (STOMIIDAE) . 21 MĚKKORYPÍ (ATELEOPODIFORMES) . 25 MĚKKORYPOUNOVITÍ (ATELEOPODIDAE) . 25 JINOŽÁBŘÍ (AULOPIFORMES) . 26 PARAULOPOVITÍ (PARAULOPIDAE) . 26 JINOŽÁBROVKOVITÍ (AULOPIDAE) . 26 PÍSKOVNÍČKOVITÍ (PSEUDOTRICHONOTIDAE) . 26 JEŠTĚROHLAVCOVITÍ (SYNODONTIDAE) . 26 3 RRyby_07.inddyby_07.indd 3 221.11.20071.11.2007 115:54:245:54:24 HLUBNICOVITÍ (BATHYSAUROIDIDAE) . 27 ZELENOOČKOVITÍ (CHLOROPHTHALMIDAE) . 27 VLÁKNICOVITÍ (BATHYSAUROPSIDAE) . 28 ŠTÍHLUŠKOVITÍ (NOTOSUDIDAE) . 28 BEZOČKOVITÍ (IPNOPIDAE) . 28 STŘÍBROOČKOVITÍ (SCOPELARCHIDAE) . 28 DLOUHOZUBCOVITÍ (EVERMANNELLIDAE) . 29 DLOUHONOSOVITÍ /LANCETOVITÍ/ (ALEPISAURIDAE) . 29 BARAKUDINOVITÍ (PARALEPIDIDAE) . 29 GIGANTUROVITÍ (GIGANTURIDAE) . 30 HLUBINOVKY (MYCTOPHIFORMES) . 30 LAMPIČNÍKOVITÍ (NEOSCOPELIDAE) . 30 LAMPOVNÍKOVITÍ (MYCTOPHIDAE) . 30 LESKYŇOVCI (LAMPRIFORMES) . 34 PLACHTAŘÍKOVITÍ (VELIFERIDAE) . 34 LESKYŇOVITÍ (LAMPRIDAE) . 34 STUHOVKOVITÍ (STYLEPHORIDAE) . 34 PÁSKOUNOVITÍ (LOPHOTIDAE) . 34 VLAJKOOCASKOVITÍ (RADIICEPHALIDAE) . 35 NAHOBŘICHOVITÍ (TRACHIPTERIDAE) . 35 HLÍSTOUNOVITÍ (REGALECIDAE) . 35 VOUSATKY (POLYMIXIIFORMES) . 35 VOUSATKOVITÍ (POLYMIXIIDAE) . 35 OKOUNCOVCI (PERCOPSIFORMES) . 35 OKOUNCOVITÍ (PERCOPSIDAE) . 35 OKOUNČÍKOVITÍ (APHREDODERIDAE) . 35 HRDLOŘITKOVITÍ (AMBLYOPSIDAE) . 35 HRDLOPLOUTVÍ (GADIFORMES) . 36 MURÉNOVKOVITÍ (MURAENOLEPIDIDAE) . 36 TRESKOUNOVITÍ (BREGMACEROTIDAE) . 36 TRESKOUNKOVITÍ (EUCLICHTHYIDAE) . 36 4 RRyby_07.inddyby_07.indd 4 221.11.20071.11.2007 115:54:245:54:24 HLAVOUNOVITÍ (MACROURIDAE) . 36 MORIDOVITÍ (MORIDAE) . 42 HLUBINÁŘKOVITÍ (MELANONIDAE) . 44 ŠTIKOZUBCOVITÍ (MERLUCIIDAE) . 44 MNÍKOVCOVITÍ (PHYCIDAE) . 45 TRESKOVITÍ (GADIDAE) . 45 MNÍKOVITÍ (LOTIDAE) . 46 HRUJOVCI (OPHIDIIFORMES) . 47 JEHLIČKOVITÍ (CARAPIDAE) . 47 HRUJOVITÍ (OPHIDIIDAE) . 47 JESKYŇOVKOVITÍ (BYTHITIDAE) . 51 HLUBINÁŘOVITÍ (APHYONIDAE) . 54 SLIMULOVKOVITÍ (PARABROTULIDAE) . 54 ŽABOHLAVÍ (BATRACHOIDIFORMES) . 54 ŽABOHLAVCOVITÍ (BATRACHOIDIDAE) . 54 ĎASOVÉ (LOPHIIFORMES) . 56 ĎASOVITÍ (LOPHIIDAE) . 56 ROZEDRANCOVITÍ (ANTENNARIIDAE) . 56 HLAVIČNÍKOVITÍ (TETRABRACHIIDAE) . 57 ĎASOVČÍKOVITÍ (LOPHICHTHYIDAE) . 57 UDICOVKOVITÍ (BRACHIONICHTHYIDAE) . 57 ŽABOŠKLEBOVITÍ (CHAUNACIDAE) . 57 CHŘESTIVCOVITÍ (OGCOCEPHALIDAE) . 57 ČERTOVNÍKOVITÍ (CAULOPHRYNIDAE) . 58 HROTOZUBKOVITÍ (NEOCERATIIDAE) . 59 VELKOTLAMCOVITÍ (MELANOCETIDAE) . 59 KULOVNÍKOVITÍ (HIMANTOLOPHIDAE) . 59 HLTAVCOVITÍ (DICERATIIDAE) . 59 BŘICHATKOVITÍ (ONEIRODIDAE) . 59 BŘICHATCOVITÍ (THAUMATICHTHYIDAE) . 60 HLUBNÍKOVITÍ (CENTROPHRYNIDAE) . 60 5 RRyby_07.inddyby_07.indd 5 221.11.20071.11.2007 115:54:255:54:25 TYKADLOVKOVITÍ (CERATIIDAE) . 60 HROTOÚSTKOVITÍ (GIGANTACTINIDAE) . 60 BRADOVOUSOVITÍ (LINOPHRYNIDAE) . 61 REJSTŘÍK ČESKÝCH NÁZVŮ . 62 REJSTŘÍK VĚDECKÝCH NÁZVŮ . 75 SEZNAM POUŽITÉ LITERATURY . 88 6 RRyby_07.inddyby_07.indd 6 221.11.20071.11.2007 115:54:255:54:25 ÚVOD Pátý díl edice České názvosloví živočichů věnovaný rybám obsahuje 15 řádů, 79 čele- dí a celkem 2892 druhů. Výčet druhů vychází z kombinace pramenů FROESE & Pauly (FishBase verze 4/2007) a ESCHMEYERA (On-Line Version, Updated June 19, 2007). Systém použitý v této publikaci odpovídá NELSONOVI (2006) s některými úpravami dle FishBase. Samostatně jsou zde uvedeny čeledi, které uvádíme dále dle abecedy: Anotopteridae, Bathylagidae, Lepidogalaxiidae, Leptochilichthyidae, Linophrynidae, Omosudidae, Salangidae, Sundasalangidae. Jako samostatná je uvedena čeleď Bathysauroididae s jedi- ným rodem Bathysauroides (viz FisBase, verze 4/2007). Rody Herwigia a Bathylaco byly ponechány v čeledi Alepocephalidae. Rod Bathysauropsis ponecháváme v čeledi Bathysauropsidae. Rod Bathysaurus ponecháváme na rozdíl od NELSONA (2006) v čeledi Synodontidae. Do čeledi Diplophidae jsou vyčleněny rody Diplophos, Manducus a Triplophos, dříve řazené do čeledi Gonostomatidae. Čeleď Lotidae je ponechána v samostatné čeledi na rozdíl od NELSONA (2006), ale v sou- ladu s FishBase (verze 4/2007). V rámci čeledi Macrouridae byla použita transkripce rodu Caelorinchus, namísto jiných verzí (Caelorhynchus, Coelorhynchus), viz NELSON (2006). Postup zařazování druhů do přehledu, princip používání českých názvů a českých i vě- deckých synonym a transkripce autorů popisů jsou obdobné jako v předchozích dílech (HANEL a NOVÁK 2000, 2001, 2002, 2004). Naše upřímné poděkování patří Vladimíru Vyskočilovi z DTP KORŠACH za pečlivé provedení počítačových úprav celého textu. autoři 7 RRyby_07.inddyby_07.indd 7 221.11.20071.11.2007 115:54:255:54:25 RRyby_07.inddyby_07.indd 8 221.11.20071.11.2007 115:54:255:54:25 STŘÍBRNICOTVAŘÍ – ARGENTINIFORMES Řád: STŘÍBRNICOTVAŘÍ – ARGENTINIFORMES (6 čeledí, 216 druhů) Čeleď: stříbrnicovití (Argentinidae) (26 druhů) Argentina aliceae Cohen & Atsaides, 1969 stříbrnice východopacifická Argentina australiae Cohen, 1958 stříbrnice australská Argentina brasiliensis Kobylianskii, 2004 stříbrnice brazilská Argentina brucei Cohen & Atsaides, 1969 stříbrnice Bruceova Argentina elongata Hutton, 1879 stříbrnice novozélandská Argentina euchus Cohen, 1961 stříbrnice vzácná Argentina georgei Cohen & Atsaides, 1969 stříbrnice tmavopásá Argentina kagoshimae Jordan & Snyder, 1902 stříbrnice japonská Argentina sialis Gilbert, 1890 stříbrnice severopacifická Argentina silus (Ascanius, 1775) stříbrnice atlantská holandský pstruh Argentina sphyraena Linnaeus, 1758 stříbrnice evropská stříbrnice velkooká stříbrnice zlatá Argentina stewarti Cohen & Atsaides, 1969 stříbrnice Stewartova Argentina striata Goode & Bean 1896 stříbrnice žíhaná Glossanodon australis Kobyliansky, 1998 stříbrnice jižní Glossanodon danieli Parin & Shcherbachev, 1982 stříbrnice Danielova Glossanodon elongatus Kobyliansky, 1998 stříbrnice protáhlá Glossanodon leioglossus (Valenciennes, 1848) stříbrnice malozubá Glossanodon lineatus (Matsubara, 1943) stříbrnice proužkatá Glossanodon melanomanus Kobyliansky, 1998 stříbrnice tmavoploutvá Glossanodon mildredae Cohen & Atsaides, 1969 stříbrnice arabská Glossanodon nazca Parin & Shcherbachev, 1982 stříbrnice jihoamerická Glossanodon polli Cohen, 1958 stříbrnice Pollova Glossanodon pseudolineatus Kobyliansky, 1998 stříbrnice indopacifická Glossanodon pygmaeus Cohen, 1958 stříbrnice trpasličí Glossanodon semifasciatus (Kishinouye, 1904) stříbrnice hlubinná stříbrnice japonská Glossanodon struhsakeri Cohen, 1970 stříbrnice Struhsakerova Čeleď: strašíkovití (Opisthoproctidae) (14 druhů) Bathylychnops exilis Cohen, 1958 strašík velký Dolichopteryx anascopa Brauer, 1901 strašík hlubokomořský Dolichopteryx binocularis Beebe, 1932 strašík dlouhoploutvý Dolichopteryx brachyrhynchus Parr, 1937 strašík krátkorypý Dolichopteryx longipes (Vaillant, 1888) strašík hnědorypý Dolichopteryx parini Kobyliansky & Fedorov, 2001 strašík Parinův Dolichopteryx rostrata Fukui & Kitagawa, 2006 strašík severoatlantský Dolichopteryx trunovi Parin, 2005 strašík Trunovův Ioichthys kashkini Parin, 2004 strašík arabský Macropinna microstoma Chapman, 1939 strašík maloústý Opisthoproctus grimaldii Zugmayer, 1911 strašík Grimaldův Opisthoproctus soleatus Vaillant, 1888 strašík teleskopický Rhynchohyalus natalensis (Gilchrist & von Bonde, 1924) strašík natalský Winteria telescopa Brauer, 1901 strašík tmavý Čeleď: drobnotlamkovití (Microstomatidae) (20 druhů) Microstoma microstoma (Risso, 1810) drobnotlamka útlá Nansenia ahlstromi Kawaguchi & Butler, 1984 drobnotlamka Ahlstromova Nansenia antarctica Kawaguchi & Butler, 1984 drobnotlamka antarktická Nansenia ardesiaca Jordan & Thompson, 1914 drobnotlamka indopacifická Nansenia atlantica Blache & Rossignol, 1962 drobnotlamka atlantská Nansenia candida Cohen, 1958 drobnotlamka bílá Nansenia crassa Lavenberg, 1965 drobnotlamka východopacifická Nansenia groenlandica (Reinhardt, 1840) drobnotlamka grónská Nansenia iberica Matallanas, 1985 drobnotlamka iberská 9 RRyby_07.inddyby_07.indd 9 221.11.20071.11.2007 115:54:255:54:25 STŘÍBRNICOTVAŘÍ – ARGENTINIFORMES Nansenia indica Kobyliansky, 1992 drobnotlamka indooceánská Nansenia longicauda Kawaguchi & Butler, 1984 drobnotlamka dlouhoocasá Nansenia macrolepis (Gilchrist, 1922) drobnotlamka velkošupinná Nansenia megalopa Kawaguchi & Butler, 1984
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