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Page 1 OTOLITHS of MEDITERRANEAN and EAST OTOLITHS OF MEDITERRANEAN AND EAST ATLANTIC FISHES • 199 TAXONOMIC INDEX Abudefduf luridus 132 Benthocometes robustus 66 Acantholabrus palloni 134 Benthodesmus simonyi 166 ALBULIFORMES 20 Benthosema glaciale 42 Alepocephalidae 34 Berycidae 76 Alepocephalus rostratus 34 BERYCIFORMES 74 Alosa alosa 30 Beryx decadactylus 76 Alosa fallax 32 Beryx splendens 76 Ammodytes tobianus 146 Blenniidae 150 Ammodytidae 146 Blennius ocellaris 150 Anguilla anguilla 20 Bodianus scrofa 134 Anguillidae 20 Bolinichthys indicus 44 ANGUILLIFORMES 20 Boops boops 112 Anthias anthias 92 Bothidae 178 Antigonia capros 174 Bothus podas 180 Antimora rostrata 54 Brama brama 108 Aphanopus carbo 166 Bramidae 108 Aphia minuta 158 Buglossidium luteum 182 Apterichtus caecus 24 Bythitidae 66 Arctozenus risso 42 Caelorinchus caelorhincus 48 Argentina sphyraena 34 Caelorinchus mediterraneus 50 Argentinidae 34 Callanthias ruber 100 ARGENTINIFORMES 34 Callanthiidae 100 Argyropelecus aculeatus 36 Callionymidae 156 Argyropelecus hemigymnus 36 Callionymus lyra 156 Argyrosomus regius 126 Callionymus maculatus 156 Ariosoma balearicum 28 Callionymus risso 156 Arnoglossus imperialis 178 Canthigaster capistrata 192 Arnoglossus laterna 178 Caproidae 174 Arnoglossus rueppelii 180 Capros aper 174 Arnoglossus thori 180 Carangidae 102 Aspitrigla cuculus 86 Caranx rhonchus 102 Atherina boyeri 72 Carapidae 64 Atherina presbyter 72 Carapus acus 64 Atherinidae 72 Cataetyx alleni 68 ATHERINIFORMES 72 Cataetyx laticeps 68 Atractoscion aequidens 126 Centracanthidae 124 Aulopidae 40 Centracanthus cirrus 124 AULOPIFORMES 40 Centrolabrus trutta 136 Aulopus filamentosus 40 Centrolophidae 172 Balistes capriscus 190 Cephalopholis taeniops 94 Balistidae 190 Cepola macrophthalma 132 Bathypterois mediterraneus 42 Cepolidae 132 Bathysolea profundicola 180 Ceratoscopelus maderensis 44 Batrachoididae 68 Chauliodus sloani 38 BATRACHOIDIFORMES 68 Chelidonichthys gurnardus 88 Bellottia apoda 66 Chelidonichthys lucernus 88 Belone belone 74 Chelidonichthys obscurus 86 Belonidae 74 Chelon labrosus 70 BELONIFORMES 74 Chiasmodon niger 146 SCI. MAR., 72S1, July 2008, 7-198. ISSN 0214-8358 200 • V.M. TUSET et al. Chiasmodontidae 146 Engraulidae 30 Chlorophthalmidae 40 Engraulis encrasicolus 30 Chlorophthalmus agassizi 40 Epigonidae 100 Chromis chromis 134 Epigonus constanciae 100 Chromis limbata 134 Epigonus denticulatus 100 Ciliata mustela 58 Epigonus telescopus 102 Citharidae 176 Epinephelus aeneus 94 Citharus linguatula 176 Epinephelus caninus 94 Clupeidae 30 Epinephelus costae 94 CLUPEIFORMES 30 Epinephelus marginatus 96 Coloconger cadenati 26 Epinephelus tauvina 96 Colocongridae 26 Erythrocles monodi 110 Conger conger 28 Euthynnus alletteratus 168 Congridae 28 Facciolella oxyrhyncha 30 Coris julis 136 Gadella maraldi 54 Coryphaena hippurus 102 Gadiculus argenteus 60 Coryphaenidae 102 Gadidae 60 Coryphaenoides guentheri 50 GADIFORMES 48 Coryphaenoides mediterraneus 50 Gaidropsarus biscayensis 58 Coryphaenoides rudis 50 Gaidropsarus mediterraneus 60 Coryphoblennius galerita 152 Gasterosteidae 78 Ctenolabrus rupestris 136 GASTEROSTEIFORMES 78 Cynoglossidae 188 Gasterosteus aculeatus 78 Cynoglossus browni 188 Gempylidae 164 Cynoglossus canariensis 188 Gephyroberyx darwini 74 Cynoglossus senegalensis 190 Glossanodon leioglossus 34 Cyttopsis rosea 78 Gnathophis mystax 28 Dactylopteridae 82 Gobiesocidae 156 Dactylopterus volitans 82 Gobiidae 158 Deltentosteus quadrimaculatus 158 Gobius bucchichi 158 Dentex angolensis 112 Gobius cruentatus 160 Dentex canariensis 112 Gobius niger 160 Dentex dentex 114 Gobius paganellus 160 Dentex gibbosus 114 Gonichthys cocco 44 Dentex macrophthalmus 114 Gonostoma denudatum 36 Dentex maroccanus 114 Gonostoma elongatum 36 Dicentrarchus labrax 92 Gonostomatidae 36 Dicentrarchus punctatus 92 Grammicolepididae 76 Dicologlossa cuneata 182 Grammicolepis brachiusculus 76 Dicologlossa hexophthalma 182 Gymnammodytes cicerelus 146 Diplodus annularis 116 Gymnammodytes semisquamatus 148 Diplodus bellottii 116 Gymnothorax maderensis 22 Diplodus cervinus 116 Gymnothorax polygonius 22 Diplodus puntazzo 116 Gymnothorax unicolor 22 Diplodus sargus 118 Haemulidae 110 Diplodus vulgaris 118 Halobatrachus didactylus 68 Echelus myrus 26 Helicolenus dactylopterus 82 Echiichthys vipera 148 Heteropriacanthus cruentatus 100 Echiodon dentatus 64 Hippocampus hippocampus 78 Emmelichthyidae 110 Holocentridae 76 Enchelycore anatina 20 Holocentrus adscensionis 76 SCI. 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ISSN 0214-8358 OTOLITHS OF MEDITERRANEAN AND EAST ATLANTIC FISHES • 201 Hoplostethus mediterraneus 74 Microchirus variegatus 184 Hymenocephalus italicus 52 Micromesistius poutassou 62 Hyperoplus lanceolatus 148 Molva dypterygia 62 Ipnopidae 42 Molva molva 62 Katsuwonus pelamis 168 Monacanthidae 192 Labridae 134 Monochirus hispidus 184 Labrus bergylta 136 Mora moro 56 Labrus merula 138 Moridae 54 Labrus mixtus 138 Moronidae 92 Labrus viridis 138 Mugil cephalus 72 Laemonema yarrellii 54 Mugilidae 70 Lagocephalus lagocephalus 192 MUGILIFORMES 70 Lampanyctus crocodilus 44 Mullidae 132 LAMPRIFORMES 48 Mullus barbatus 132 Lepadogaster purpurea 156 Mullus surmuletus 132 Lepidion lepidion 56 Muraena augusti 22 Lepidocybium flavobrunneum 164 Muraena helena 24 Lepidopus caudatus 166 Muraenidae 20 Lepidorhombus boscii 176 Mycteroperca fusca 96 Lepidorhombus whiffiagonis 176 Mycteroperca rubra 96 Lepidotrigla cavillone 88 Myctophidae 42 Lepidotrigla dieuzeidei 88 MYCTOPHIFORMES 42 Lesueurigobius friesii 160 Myctophum punctatum 46 Lesueurigobius sanzoi 162 Nemichthyidae 28 Lesueurigobius suerii 162 Nemichthys scolopaceus 28 Lichia amia 104 Neomerinthe folgori 82 Liparididae 90 Nettastoma melanurum 30 Lipophrys pholis 152 Nettastomatidae 30 Lipophrys trigloides 152 Nezumia aequalis 52 Lithognathus mormyrus 118 Nezumia sclerorhynchus 52 Liza aurata 70 Notacanthidae 20 Liza ramada 70 Notacanthus bonaparte 20 Liza saliens 72 Notoscopelus bolini 46 Lophiidae 68 Notoscopelus elongatus 46 LOPHIIFORMES 68 Oblada melanura 118 Lophius budegassa 68 Odondebuenia balearica 162 Lophius piscatorius 70 Ophichthiidae 24 Macroramphosidae 80 Ophichthus rufus 26 Macroramphosus spp. 80 Ophidiidae 66 Macrouridae 48 OPHIDIIFORMES 64 Malacocephalus laevis 52 Ophidion barbatum 66 Maurolicus muelleri 38 Ophidion rochei 66 Melanostigma atlanticum 146 Ophisurus serpens 26 Merlangius merlangus 62 Pagellus acarne 120 Merlucciidae 56 Pagellus bellottii 120 Merluccius merluccius 56 Pagellus bogaraveo 120 Merluccius polli 58 Pagellus erythrinus 120 Merluccius senegalensis 58 Pagrus auriga 122 Microchirus azevia 182 Pagrus caeruleostictus 122 Microchirus boscanion 184 Pagrus pagrus 122 Microchirus ocellatus 184 Parablennius gattorugine 152 SCI. 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Parablennius pilicornis 154 Scartella cristata 154 Parablennius rouxi 154 Schedophilus medusophagus 172 Parablennius tentacularis 154 Schedophilus ovalis 172 Paralepididae 42 Schedophilus velaini 172 Paraliparis leptochirus 90 Sciaena umbra 130 Parapristipoma octolineatum 110 Sciaenidae 126 Pegusa cadenati 186 Scomber colias 168 Pegusa lascaris 186 Scomber scombrus 170 PERCIFORMES 92 Scombridae 168 Peristediidae 90 Scophthalmidae 176 Peristedion cataphractum 90 Scophthalmus rhombus 178 Phosichthyidae 38 Scorpaena elongata 84 Phycidae 58 Scorpaena maderensis 84 Phycis blennoides 60 Scorpaena notata 84 Phycis phycis 60 Scorpaena porcus 84 Physiculus dalwigki 56 Scorpaena scrofa 86 Platichthys flesus 178 Scorpaenidae 82 Plectorhinchus mediterraneus 110 SCORPAENIFORMES 82 Pleuronectidae 178 Seriola carpenteri 104 PLEURONECTIFORMES 174 Seriola dumerili 104 Polyacanthonotus rissoanus 20 Seriola fasciata 106 Polymetme corythaeola 38 Seriola rivoliana 106 Polymixia nobilis 48 Serranidae 92 Polymixiidae 48 Serranus atricauda 98 POLYMIXIIFORMES 48 Serranus cabrilla 98 Polyprion americanus 92 Serranus hepatus 98 Polyprionidae 92 Serranus scriba 98 Pomacentridae 132 Setarches guentheri 86 Pomadasys incisus 110 Simenchelys parasitica 24 Pomadasys perotaei 112 Solea senegalensis 186 Pomatomidae 102 Solea solea 186 Pomatomus saltatrix 102 Soleidae 180 Pomatoschistus marmoratus 162 Sparidae 112 Pontinus kuhlii 82 Sparisoma cretense 144 Priacanthidae 100 Sparisoma rubripinne 144 Promethichthys prometheus 166 Sparus aurata 124 Psetta maxima 176 Sphyraena sphyraena 164 Psettodes bennetti 174 Sphyraena viridensis 164 Psettodidae 174 Sphyraenidae 164 Pseudaphya ferreri 164 Spicara flexuosa 124 Pseudocaranx dentex 104 Spicara maena 126 Pseudotolithus elongatus 128 Spicara smaris 126 Pseudotolithus senegalensis 128 Spondyliosoma cantharus 124 Pseudotolithus senegallus 128 Sprattus sprattus 34 Pseudotolithus typus 128 Stephanolepis hispidus 192 Sarda sarda 168 Sternoptychidae 36 Sardina pilchardus 32 Stomias boa 38 Sardinella aurita 32 Stomiidae 38 Sardinella maderensis 32 STOMIIFORMES 36 Sarpa salpa 122 Stromateidae 174 Scaridae 144 Stromateus fiatola 174 SCI. MAR., 72S1, July 2008, 7-198. ISSN 0214-8358 OTOLITHS OF MEDITERRANEAN AND EAST ATLANTIC FISHES • 203 Sudis hyalina 42 Trachichthyidae 74 Symbolophorus veranyi 46 Trachinidae 148 Symphodus bailloni 138 Trachinotus ovatus 106 Symphodus cinereus 140 Trachinus draco 148 Symphodus doderleini 140 Trachinus radiatus 150 Symphodus mediterraneus 140 Trachipteridae 48 Symphodus melops 140 Trachipterus trachypterus 48 Symphodus ocellatus 142 Trachurus mediterraneus 106 Symphodus roissali 142 Trachurus picturatus 108 Symphodus rostratus 142 Trachurus trachurus 108 Symphodus tinca 142 Trachyrincus scabrus 54 Symphurus ligulatus
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