BRANCHIOSTEGIDAE Predorsal Crest Synonyms: Latilus Semifasciatus Norman, 1931

BRANCHIOSTEGIDAE Predorsal Crest Synonyms: Latilus Semifasciatus Norman, 1931

previous page 47 BONY FISHES BOTHIDAE Chascanopsetta lugubris Alcock, 1894 FAO names : En - Pelican flounder; Fr - Perpeire pélican; Sp - Lenguado pelícano. Size: 30 cm, common to 25 cm. Fishing gear : bottom trawls. Habitat : on the continental shelf from 120 to 600 m depth. Loc.name(s) : mouth very large, extending to behind level of eyes lateral line without Citharichthys stampflii (Steindachner, 1894) distinct anterior curb FAO names : En - Smooth flounder; Fr - Perpeire concave lisse; Sp - Lenguadoliso. Size : 15 cm. Fishing gear : bottom trawls, beach seines. Habitat : coastal waters to 50 m depth, also in estuaries; enters freshwater. Loc. name(s) : 2 rows of teeth in lower jaw dark spots 102-106 rays Monolene mertensi (Poli, 1959) eyes very small about 80 scales on lateral line Synonyms: Leaps mertensi Poll, 1959 FAO names : En - Merten's moonflounder; Fr - Monolène de Mertens; Sp - Monolena de Mertens. Size : 8 cm. Fishing gear : bottom trawls. Habitat : muddy bottoms from 100 to 700 m depth. Loc. name(s) : no pectoral fin on blind side eyes large, maxilla 77-83 scales on lateral line Monolene microstoma (Cadenat, 1937) shorter than eye diameter 102-112 rays FAO names : En - Small mouth moonflounder; Fr - Monolène à petite bouche; Sp - Monolena bocachica. Size: 20 cm. Fishing gear : bottom trawls. Habitat : muddy bottoms from 25 to 400 m depth. Loc.name(s) : no pectoral fin on blind side 48 BONY FISHES Syacium micrurum Ranzani, 1840 lateral line almost straight BOTHIDAE Synonyms: Syacium guineensis (Bleeker, 1853). FAO names : En - Channel flounder; Fr - Fausse limande paté; Sp - Lengúado pate. Size : about 40 cm, common to 30 cm. Fishing gear : bottom trawls, set bottom nets, beach seines, lines. Habitat : sand and mud bottoms from 15 to 200 m depth. male female Loc.name(s) : one row of teeth in lower jaw Branchiostegus semifasciatus (Norman, 1931) BRANCHIOSTEGIDAE predorsal crest Synonyms: Latilus semifasciatus Norman, 1931. FAO names : En - Zebra tilefish; Fr - Tile zèbre; Sp - Blanquillo cebra. Size : 60 cm, common to 35 cm. Fishing gear : bottom trawls, longlines. Habitat : sandy muddy bottoms from 100 to 300 m depth. 16-20 violet- (see Plate I, 5) Loc.name(s) : grey crossbars CARANGIDAE Alectis alexandrinus (Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire, 1817) Synonyms: Scyris alexandrins (Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire, dorsal spines not 1817); Hynnis goreensis Cuvier, 1833 visible in adults 20-22 rays FAO names : En - Alexandria pompano; Fr - Cordonnier bossu; Sp - Jurel de Alejandria. Size : at least 90 cm, common to 45 cm. keels Fishing gear : bottom and pelagic trawls, boat seines, purse seines, lines. Habitat : adults demersal in shallow waters (to 70 m depth), forming small schools. Loc.name(s) : young of 16 cm (standard length) (see Plate I, 6 & 7) Alectis ciliaris (Bloch, 1788) Synonyms: Alectis crinitus (Mitchill, 1826). dorsal spines not visible in adults FAO names : En - African pompano; Fr - Cordonnier 18-19 rays fil; Sp - Pámpano de hebra. Size : perhaps a total length of 130 or 150 cm. scutes Fishing gear : bottom and pelagic trawls, boat seines, purse seines, lines. Habitat : adults usually near the bottom to about 60 m depth; young normally pelagic and drifting. Usually solitary. Loc.name(s) : 49 BONY FISHES Campogramma glaycos (Lacepède, 1801) CARANGIDAE Synonyms: Campogramma lirio Dollfus, 1955; Campogramma vadigo (Risso, 1810); Solagmedens 6 or 7 spines africana (Delsman, 1941). FAO names: En - Vadigo; Fr - Liche lirio; Sp - Lirio. Size : at least 50 cm, rarely exceeding 40 cm. Fishing gear : bottom and pelagic trawls. Habitat : adults demersal or pelagic in coastal waters. Remarks : presence in the Gulf of Guinea to be mouth large distinct confirmed. dark lobes Loc.name(s) (see Plate I, 8) Caranx crysos (Mitchill, 1815) Synonyms : Caranx fusus Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire, 1817. 46-56 scutes FAO names : En - Blue runner; Fr - Carangue coubali; Sp - Cojinua negra. Size : at least 55 cm, common to 40 cm. Fishing gear : bottom and pelagic trawls, ringnets, purse seines, set nets, line gear. Habitat : usually close inshore, but also in deeper breast waters (over 100 m depth). entirely scaled Loc.name(s) : (see Plate II,9) black spot profile blunt 23-27 scutes Caranx hippos (Linnaeus, 1766) FAO names : En - Crévalle jack ; Fr - Carangue crevalle; Sp - Jurel común. Size : common to 75 cm, might exceed 100 cm. Fishing gear : trawls, purse seines, set nets, lines. Habitat : pelagic to demersal, forming schools in median plate (see Plate II, 10) of scales coastal waters and estuaries. no scales Loc.name(s) : breast scaleless except fora median plate of scales ventral view Caranx latus Agassiz in Spix & Agassiz, 1831 32-39 scutes FAO names : En - Horse-eye jack; Fr - Carangue mayole; Sp - Jurel ojón. Size : at least 80 cm. Fishing gear: no exact information available. Habitat : coastal waters along sandy beaches; also brackish waters and rivers. Loc.name(s) : breast scaleless 50 BONY FISHES Caranx lugubris Poey, 1860 CARANGIDAE Synonyms: Caranx ascensionis [Bloch & Schneider, 26-32 scutes 1801] (non Osbeck) FAO names : En - Black jack; Fr - Carangue noire; Sp - Jurel negro. Size : 99 cm. Fishing gear : trawls. Habitat : usually trawls, purse seines, lines. In clear waters, from 25 to at least 65 m depth. Loc.name(s) : Caranx senegallus Cuvier, 1833 (see Plate II,11) Synonyms: Caranx africanus Steindachner, 40-45 scutes 1883 FAO names : En - Senegal jack; Fr - Carangue du Sénégal; Sp - Jurel senegalés. Size : at least 50 cm, common to 30 cm. Fishing gear : trawls, purse seines, lines. Habitat : coastal waters from the surface to at least 90 m depth. Loc.name(s) breast scaleless elongated rays Chloroscombrus chrysurus (Linnaeus, 1776) FAO names : En - Atlantic bumper; Fr - Sapater ; black spot Sp - Casabe. Size : common to 25 cm. Fishing gear : bottom trawls, beach seines, set nets. Habitat : coastal waters, forming schools; also in estuaries and mangrove-lined lagoons; the young 6-12 weak scutes occur at times far offshore. Loc.name(s) body laterally compressed Decapterus macarellus (Cuvier, 1833) FAO names : En - Mackerel scad; Fr - Comète maquereau; Sp - Macarela caballa. Size: about 35 cm; common to 20 cm. finlet Fishing gear : pelagic and bottom trawls. Habitat : offshore waters between 40 and 200 m depth, occasionally on outer reefs; schooling. Loc.name(s) : 23-32 weak scutes next page.

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