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Table 2
Comparative counts and measurements of P. minor (including the data from Liu and Li (1998) and this study) and other Pampus species from Wenzhou, China.
| Character | Species | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
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P. minor (n = 32) (Liu and Li, 1998) |
P. minor
(n = 17) |
P. argenteus
(n = 16) |
P. cinereus
(n = 30) |
|
| Total weight [g] | 19.9–30.1 | 25.3–106.2 | 29.1–38.9 | |
| Fork length [mm] | 84.6–102.0 | 94.3–156.2 | 82.9–110.4 | |
| Standard length (SL) [mm] | 63.0–134.4 | 82.1–122.6 | 88.1–142.6 | 72.1–94.3 |
| Head length (HL) [mm] | 20.1–26.0 | 22.0–32.8 | 21.2–25.9 | |
| Eye diameter [mm] | 5.9–10.1 | 7.1–10.2 | 6.2–9.1 | |
| Postorbital length [mm] | 11.2–12.2 | 10.1–15.2 | 11.0–12.3 | |
| Body width [mm] | 11.2–14.9 | 9.1–20.2 | 11.2–18.9 | |
| Caudle peduncle length [mm] | 7.9–16.9 | 10.0–20.1 | 8.1–18.2 | |
| Caudle peduncle width [mm] | 3.1–4.2 | 2.5–5.8 | 3.2–4.1 | |
| Dorsal fin rays | VII-IX-34∼39 | VII-IX-34∼39 | VII-VIII-39∼43 | VI-VIII-38∼43 |
| Pectoral fin rays | 22∼24 | 22∼24 | 21∼29 | 21∼23 |
| Anal fin rays | V-VII-35∼39 | V-VII-35∼39 | V-VI-35∼41 | V-VII-38∼42 |
| Caudal fins | 18∼20 | 18∼20 | 26∼28 | 22∼25 |
| Dorsal fin length [mm] | 40.2–48.1 | 42.1–73.2 | 41.2–50.2 | |
| Anal fin length [mm] | 43.0–49.2 | 42.2–72.8 | 40.9–50.1 | |
| Pectoral fin length [mm] | 23.2–32.1 | 31.2–49.9 | 23.0–32.1 | |
| Tail length [mm] | 32.5–52.1 | 38.1–66.1 | 34.9–62.1 | |
| Gill rakers | 12–16 | 11–14 | 10–12 | 8–12 |
| Vertebrae | 29–30 | 29–31 | 37–38 | 37–38 |
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