Eleven new records for Peru of fish associated with rocky bottom

Eleven species of fish are presented as new records for the Peruvian sea: Gymnothorax castaneus, Gymnothorax dovii (Muraenidae), Ophiogobius jenynsi (Gobiidae), Liopropoma fasciatum, Liopropoma longilepis, (Serranidae), Aulostomus chinensis (Aulostomidae), Doryrhamphus paulus (Syngnathidae), Oxycirrhites typus (Cirrhitidae), Aluterus scriptus (Monacanthidae), Arothron hispidus and Arothron meleagris (Tetraodontidae). The Aulostomidae family is recorded for the first time for Peru. Of the recorded species, only Ophiogobius jenynsi belongs to the Warm Temperate Southeastern Pacific biogeographic province, while the other ten species belong to the Tropical Eastern Pacific. Five of these species have their main populations in the Indo-Pacific, being considered transpacific species.

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Boletin Instituto del Mar del Perú
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2025-03-05
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https://doi.org/10.53554/boletin.v40i1.429
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Aquatic life and conservation
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Eleven new records for Peru of fish associated with rocky bottom

Yuri Hooker
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Boletin Instituto del Mar del Perú
Aquatic life and conservation
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Eleven new records for Peru of fish associated with rocky bottom

Yuri Hooker
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Abstract

Eleven species of fish are presented as new records for the Peruvian sea: Gymnothorax castaneus, Gymnothorax dovii (Muraenidae), Ophiogobius jenynsi (Gobiidae), Liopropoma fasciatum, Liopropoma longilepis, (Serranidae), Aulostomus chinensis (Aulostomidae), Doryrhamphus paulus (Syngnathidae), Oxycirrhites typus (Cirrhitidae), Aluterus scriptus (Monacanthidae), Arothron hispidus and Arothron meleagris (Tetraodontidae). The Aulostomidae family is recorded for the first time for Peru. Of the recorded species, only Ophiogobius jenynsi belongs to the Warm Temperate Southeastern Pacific biogeographic province, while the other ten species belong to the Tropical Eastern Pacific. Five of these species have their main populations in the Indo-Pacific, being considered transpacific species.

Boletin Instituto del Mar del PerúVol. 40(1)
Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia (PE)
Life below water
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Aquatic life and conservation
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