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Ryby : Marsipobranchii I Pisces = Poissons : Marsipobranchii Et Pisces * i Ç -, '^( * 4m\ « -i ?^ 0'^ , , , s^sp. -tî POCCIIl ^'^I 11;0 1 . ) {Marsipobranchiî Pisces). III. 1. FAUNE DE LA RUSSIE ET IDES I^^A^^S I^IilNdlITROI^HIES FO\DtE PM\C1I'\LBIE\T SIR LES C0UECTIO\S DD MUSÉE ZOOLOGIPE DE L'ACADÉMIE IMPÉRIALE DES SCIENCES DE ST.-PÉTEBSBOURG. POISSONS {Marsj'pobranchn et Pisces). Volume III. Livraison 1. Par Jj. S. Berg. .-. 1912. St.-PÉTERSBOURG. 2 . = Prix 4 Mrk. 50 Ff. ZZS^I2^ -/ t.3\, DE LA RUSSIE ET 3DES b^u^^s^s il,xis/lttjeio:e'œ^:jbs FOBÉE PR1\'CII'UEMEM SUR lES COUECTIOKS DU MUSÉE ZOOLOGKIUE DE L'ACADÉMIE IMPERIALE DES SCIENCES DE ST.-|iÉTEBSB01]RC. Rédigée par le Directeur du Musée N. V. Nasonov. POISSONS {Marsipobranchii et Pisces). Volume III. b. s. Berg. Ostariophysi. LiTraison 1. (Avec 2 planche et 29 figures daus le texte). St.-PETERSBOURG. 1912. H H H S l f M : H se ï \ ! ! s X? ^ sS ™S 2 - « • !2! ^ <^ ^ » -1 >• ^ •« -^ ^ ! 45 >, " I ' . {Marsipobranchn Pisces). III. Ostariophysi. 1. ( 2 29 TeKcii). .-. 1912. 1. 1912 . ! , . 01 . ., 9 ., 12. VI. TeleOStei (). II. Ostariopliysi. Sagemehl. Morph.,Jahrb., XVII, 1891, p. 492. ,!» ^. ,, , ., . , - . Mesocoracoideum, , .'Basisphenoideum ']6. dentale, articulare angulare. , . , , , - '., ..Physostomi" , Siluridae, Cyprinidae. Characinidae Gymnotidae. 1 ',Ostariophysi , ,,-- 1 ' ^). .: Die Bedeutung der We- 1) 1 . .. berschen Knochelcben. Zool. Anz., XXXII, 1908, p. 777—789. - . yaai' ' - 1 '1 ,— .'- . S. Nusbadm. Anatom. Anz., XXXII, 1908, p. 513 — 532 (y Cypriniis carpio). Pocciu. 1. 1 2 OsTAEIOPHYSr. - Ostariophysi 4 : Characinidae, Cyprinldae, Sïluridae Gymnotidae^), a Cyprinidae 4 - : Catostomini, Oijprinini, Homalopter'mi Cobitidini^). ^1 Boulenger ''), . Silui-idae : Siluridae, Loricariidae Aspredinidae. Cyprinidae 4 Catostomini, Oyprinini, Cobitidmi Homalopterini. Jordan*).: 1:, ^ '- pa3fl'î;fleHie. „cepin" Ostariophysi : Heterognathi (Oharacini), Eventognathi{PhctospondyJi),Nema- tognatJii Gi/nmoti; ' Heterognathi — : Characidae Erythrinidae; - Eventognathi : Cyprinidae, Catostomidae, Cobitidae nHomalopteridaej ' Nematognathi (=fam. Siluridae GiJNTHER) — ' ' Gymnoti — ^). ,, ' ^ - Ostariophysi; Siluridae Loricariidae, - '- 1) . Sagemehl. Beitrage zur vergleich. Anatomie der Fische. III. Das Cranium der Characiniden nebst allgemeinen Bemerkungen tiber die mit einem Weber'schen Apparat verselienen Physostomenfamilien. Morphol. Jahrb., X, 1885 (pp. 1 — 119), p. 22. — OnacaHie y Nemacheilus barbatnlus ]1 eu. L. Bloch. Jen. Zeitschr., XXXIV, 1900, p. 1—64. 2) M. Saqbuehl. IV. Das Cranium der Cypriiiiden. Morphol. Jahrb., XVII, 1891 (p. 489—695), p. 492.—. Cyprinini Saqembhl „subfam. Barbidae". 3) G. BouLENGEB in Cambridge Natur. Hist., VII, 1904, p. 574—575. 4) D. Jordan. Guide to the study of fishes, II, 1905, p. 159 sq. 5) Eni;e 1871 (Trans. Amer. Philos. Soc. Philad.,XIV, 1871, p. 452, 454 —455) 1) Neniaiognathi (= Siluridae Gunther), 2) Plectospondyli, Catostomidae, Cyprinidae, Cobitidae, : Stemopygidae (=: . Gymnotidae Blgu), Characinidae Erythrinidae (^ . Characinidae ) 3) Glanen- chéli (. Gymnotidae, partim). - „ossicula auditus" .' 141 ,.Ostario- physae" . , ,1 !, (. Syllabus of lectures on tbe Vertebrata..Pliila- delpliia, 1898, p. 35—37). OSTARIOPHTSI. 3 ^). Cobitidae,1 ^ ^ ^),,Homalopteridae ^^ ^). 1 Ostariophysi ' „" (superfamilia): Oyprinoidei SHuroidei, : Cyprinoidei: Parietalia supra- occipitale. Symplecticum. suboperculum metapterygoideum . 1. EpipleuraliaecTb. ' ( !. ) . Siluroidei: Parietalia supraoccipitale. Sym- plecticnni; suboperculum metapterygoideum '. 1. Epipleuralia'.'.Maxillare -- . ( ) . (' Ostariophysi )' -; 1 '^ (' ' . Siluridae). - '1 Ostariophysi ; ' . Sihi- ridae ( BucJclancîium), ' - 1. (superfamilia) . Cyprinoidei '^^: 1) . Bridge and . Haddon. The air - bladder and -n-eberian ossicles in the Siluridae. Proc. E. Soc. London, XLVI, 1889, p. 327. 2) b. Bloch. Schwimmblase, Knochenkapsel und WEBERScher Apparat von Nemachilus barbatulus. Jenaische Zeitschr. f. Natur-wiss., XXXIV, 1900, p. 1—64. 3) G. BouLENGER. Les poissons du bassin du Congo, 1901, p. 131. 1* OSTABIOPHVSI. A. , -- ( . ),^. a. 4 . ,., {.' - . Characinidae. Tino , . 4. 4^ . oTsepciie 4. ' . Gymnotidae. 1. - 4,, -- 1 — 3 . , . Eventoonathi. b. ! ,.. !^,1 vomer, ethmoi- deum septomaxillaria, - d. intermaxillaria maxil- laria. ^. - , . Processus pharyngealis ossis basioccipitalis . , ( - ) . Catostomidae. dd. intermaxillaria. ' (] —4 ). 1 — 3 , . , ). ,( , ' 2 . pharyngealis oss. basiocc. Cyprinidae. , . '. septum interorbitale . pharyngealis ossis basioccipitalis. Foramen occipitale latérale . , 3 — 4 . Homalopleridae. ce. 1',1 vomer, ethmoi- deum septomaxillaria, - . — intermaxil- .laria. 5' 3 —6 . ,- OSTARIOPHYSI. , — . pharynge- .alis ossis basioccipitalis ,. .... Cobitidae. 1. ^. Homalopterini '1. Gyrinocheilidae. Ostariophysi, '& 1 1: - . ., ,.' ^ . (- ). , .. '. .interma- xillaria, maxillaria . '.-. ,. IKIX.Catostomldae. ce. - . -. - intermaxillaria. XX. Cyprinidae. ,'^ ^ 1 Cobitidae. XXI. ; ',- ... XXII. Siluridae. Characinidae ' - Cyprinoidei.(),1 ' 101 , ' ' Rio Grande. '1, , Characinidae, Cyprinidae. ',. Gymnotidae, Characinidae. 6 EVENTOGNATHI. Cobitidae Homalopteridae , '1, . Cyprinidae. Cobitidae . Homalopteridae ^ Cyprinidae, —, . Discognathus; - ^, 8 ,1 Gyrinocheilidae, .Gyrirwcheilus , ( '^), Homalopteridae. 1 . Cyprinidae Cobitidae . Cobitidae Eventognathi, '^ '^&^ ^^ ,Pisces, , Cobitidae ', cocoi:ethmoideum, vomer septomaxil- laria, . Eventognathi. ^= . Cyprinidae Guntbbu. Cat. fisb., VII, 1868, p. 3. — Saoemehl. Morph. Jabrb., XVII, 1891, p. 492.— BouLENGER. Cambr. Nat. Hist., VII, 1904, p. 581. ErentO(jnathi^Jokdan & Everuann. Fisb. N. America,,I, 1896, p. 161. praemaxillaria maxillaria,, praemaxillaria. Parietalia, - 1 paiîe supraoccipitale. ,Symplecticum , . ,,,-- ,, 1—3 .' - . nfei,. '.isthmus. 3. '. Epipleuralia epineuralia , . Radiala - 3 — 4. 7 — 12 .^ 5 —6. (' 4 > . 30 52, 17 31. — .JEvENTOGNATHI. 7 (. 4), Eventognathi : Gatostomidae, Gyprinidae, Gobitidae, - ïopteridae Gi/rinocheilidae.. PoccificKoâ; - Eventognathi (^. Gyprinidae GtJNTH.) - . Characinidae,: Eventognathi , -'Characiuidae, ( ) septomaxillaria, ocycyi Gharacinidae, ^101 Amia. , Evento- gnathi. Gharacinidae - pa3BnTiH . , . Gyprinidae -, Arctogaea. 1 ;, ' 1909 ^) (. I, . 4). ' Gyprinidae ( ^ Eventognathi) . flHHiro, . ;, . Gyprinidae, Barbus - Jatus G. V. Rasbora argyrotaenia Blkr, a - , - ); -,Gyprinidae .ica . Gyprinidae - , ^--;'. -Asin '], Gobitidae Homalopteridae Eventognathi, ^^ '^. 'Arctogaea Xeogaea. Usumacinta : . c'.-aepaci . Catostomidae, Carpiodes (s. Ictiobius) meridionaUs (GtJîîTH.), . Gyprinidae, No- iropis boucardi (Gdnth.), . ', . Rio Babas (Mexcala) 17° . ~ ^ . Gatostomidae ' G'Èb. ()., Gyprinidae, 1) . ., XXIV, 9, . 242. 8 -EÎITOGNATHI. Cyprinidae ' ( 1000) ., 1 '1-' - , ,,1 - 1, ,111 . ( Heincke), , oaaie - ,, ']6 &,' 1, ,11, ' ' Catostomidae. , 1. Eveutognathi, Catostomidae' ' - ,' Cyprinidae - tidae, — Sagemehl •" , i. Catostomidae ^ 4;, Cato- stomidae l'ossae temporales, - , CharaciDÏdae "), - basioccipitale1 '^ Bcï; ^ Catostomidae.^ - Sagemehl (1. .) Boulenqer'')., . Regan*) ^; . Cyprinidae,, ' - , 1, '161 suborbitalia npncyTCTBie ' isthmus. ' oci , ' ', HypophthalniicJithys,. , , ,, , (- 1) Sagemehl. Jabrb., SVII, 1891, p. 494j oji. p. .514, 577 584-585. 2} ibidem, ]i. 549—650. 3) Cambridge Nat. Hist, VII, 1904, p. 581. 4) Biologia Centrali-Americana, Pisces, 1908, p. XXII. EvENTOGNATHI. 9 Oatostomidae). ôoaie . '. 1 '- Cyprinidae siiborbitalia 1 ' ', ' . ^- ' 1Catostomidae. Catostomidae , ' Cyprinidae, , '1 , : ooeix Cyprinidae ^,''Catostomidae ( N. occi- pitalis .), Cyprinidae, Cobitidae, o6ni;aro Eveutognathi^). - Eventognathi '' ' , ^2 — 3 4 , '. ' - ,,- , BHHManie' , oie ', . ','. — oci^,' '' ,, , ,. ,,', . ,' 3Ha4eHie —, 6 9 (- 4 — 11) '. ; II 8. & I 6 — 19, - Flioxlnus'phoxinus 6 17 , — 13 — 12 6). ( 15, — ~ ' 19 , KpauHie ( )',^, Ij - Sagemebl. Jahrb., XVII, 1891, p. 577 578. 10 EVENTOGNATHI. ,- ^ , 1. 1 . - :1( ),- , - 1; .. 1^- ' ; ^ (., Barbus, Diptychus). ' 1,1 pp.,Rhodeus, Opsar'dchthys (.). „" (basipterygium) ^). ' ^^ ,:^ . ',,- , . 1' I, . 5. , - 1 ',' — . -'. , ., Leuciscus Ghondrostoma, Scardi- nlus Blicca, JRutïlus Alburnus, , ., Phoxinus phoxinus Nemacheilus - tulus^). 1) . Andres. Caratteri sessuali secondari délia Tiuca. Reale Istituto Lombarde di Scienzo e Lettere. Rendiconti (2), XXX, 1897, p. 1480—1458, tav. VI — VIII. 2) y Cypriuidae .: . Sibbold. Susswasserfi.scbe vou Mit- teleuropa, 1863. — A. Jaokbl. Die Fi.scbe Bayeras, 1864. 4- .-1. des zool.-min. Vereins Regensburg, XIX, 1865, p. 83— 51; XX, 1866, p. 65—88; XXI, 1867, p. 35—47; XXIII, 1869, p. 98—114; XXIV, 1870, p. 180—147. — Fatio. Poissons de la Suisse, I, 1882. — Beneckk. Zool. Catostomidae. 11 XIX. Catostomidae. Catostomina Gunther. Cat. fish., VII, 1868, p. 5 i „group" i. Catostomidae . ïrans. Amer. Philos. Soc. Philad., XIV, 1871, p. 452. Catostomini Morph. Jiirhrb., XVII, 1891, p. 492 fsubfamilia). ' Catostominae Bodlengeb. Cambr. Nat. Hist., Vil, 1904, p. 574 subfamilia). Catostomidae Jordan & Evermann. Fish. N. America, 1896, p. 161. intermaxillaria, maxillaria t'Ècho - 1. , ,, , - („",,pectiniformes, „Kamm- zâhne''), ', 1 ..1^. '.,, 2 3 ' . '1 ',' Eventognathi. Fossa temporalis - .. basioccipitale , - , -copulare 5- . parietalia' f'rontalia .' ,'^' '1. Foramen occipitale latérale . Spina occipitalis . Opisthoticum (intercalare) , (., Catostomus), Fossa subtemporalis Orbitosphenoid . Praeoperculum .. Anz., VII, 1884, . 228. — Knauthb, Zool. Anz., XIV, 1891, p. 258; XVI, 1894, p. 356. p. 416. p. 448; XVIII, 1895, p. 407, p.
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