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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «MURAENID»
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1
Transactions of the Royal Society of New Zealand: Zoology
3 August 6, 1965 Muraenid Leptocephali in Australasian Waters By P. H. J.
Castle, Department of Zoology, Victoria University of Wellington, N.Z. [Received
by the Editor, 8 February 1965.] Abstract Eel-larvae of the Muraenidae are
usually of ...
Muraenid leptocephali, as characterised here, make up an easily recognisable
homogeneous group which show few similarities as a whole to other groups
representing other families of eels. They are usually of moderate size and thus
differ ...
Royal Society of New Zealand,
1965
3
The Early Stages of Fishes in the California Current Region
Muraenid leptocephali are rare in CalCOFI ichthyoplankton collections but are
relatively common south of the CalCOFI region. Adults are common medium to
large (ca. 1 .2-3 m) benthic residents of rock or coral reefs, occupying crevices
and ...
4
Leaflet Series: Part 1 (Pisces)
11 November 1969 Bonnie Eldred THE LARVA OF THE REDFACE MORAY,
RABULA ACUTA (PARR, 1930) BOHLKE & CHAPLIN, 1968 INTRODUCTION
Three specimens of a larval muraenid eel were collected by the Marine Research
...
5
Journal of the Zoological Society of India
5 Fig 1-11 Early development of Muraena spm: Fig. l. Stage I (s hours) of
Muraenid egg. Fig. 3. Stage II (6 hours) of Muraenid egg. fas. 3. Stage HI (10
hours) of Muraenid egg. Fig. 4. Stage IV (30 hours) of Muraenid egg. Fig. 5. Stage
V (60 ...
14 Ju|y 1970 Bonnie Eldred LARVA OF THE PURPLEMOUTH MORAY,
GYMNOTHORAX V/C/NUS (CASTLENAU, 1855) lNTRODUCTlON This report
describes 27 specimens (19.5-71.6 mm TL) of a larval muraenid eel having a
myomer to ...
Florida. Marine Research Laboratory,
1970
7
Proceedings of the Indian Academy of Sciences
This larva is referred to the muraenid group by Nair and Dharrrr.rr.ba (1960), but
it is not considered here since it is an early preleptocefhaline stage. Jones and
Pantulu (1952) described 4 varieties of leptocephali and provisionally assigned ...
Indian Academy of Sciences,
1961
8
Journal of the Marine Biological Association of India
From the Java sea Delsman (1933) described certain eggs assigned by him to
muraenid species, having 23 mm. diameter and without oil globule. The stage
figured by him may be compared to the similar stage, figs. 5 and 6, in the present
...
Marine Biological Association of India,
1968
9
Freshwater and Marine Aquarium
Body to that of other quently covered shape is similar muraenid eels. Etymology:
The use of the Greek words mikros (small) and stiktos (spots) are used in
reference to the small, dark brown spots on the body and tail of this new moray.
From July 2004 to June 2007, some species owing to quantity rareness, fishing
method, distributing, low economic worth, etc, had not appeared. 32 species 6
genera 2 subfamilies and 3734 muraenid samples were recorded from this study.