Rhinogobius

Key to the species of Rhinogobius in Da Nang City and Thua Thien Hue Province, Vietnam 1 Predorsal scales extending anteriorly to near posterior margin of eyes; cheek with several short transverse rows of cutaneous sensory papillae, and reddish-brown dots and lines forming diagonal stripes running upward from anterior to posterior................................................................................................... R. similis - Predorsal scales not reaching posterior margin of preopercle or ending shortly anterior to it (not reaching close to eyes); cheek without transverse row of cutaneous sensory papillae, and without diagonal stripes, or with diagonal stripes directing downward from anterior to posterior............................................................................... 2 2 When mouth closed, anterior tip of lower jaw significantly protruding beyond upper jaw in larger male (> 40 mm SL); pectoral fin usually with 19 rays; orange (male), reddish-brown, or grey (female) diagonally downward stripes on cheek..... R. rong - Positions of anterior tips of lower and upper jaws approximately same, or upper jaw protrudes more anteriorly; pectoral fin with 18 or fewer rays (sometimes 19 in R. leavelli); cheek with three parallel, diagonally downward, reddish-brown or dusky-brown stripes (male of R. nami), or without diagonal stripes (other species)............................................. 3 3 Dark-brown vertical band at caudal-fin base often combined with larger dark-brown lateral blotch on caudal peduncle; opercular membrane, interopercle, and lower part of subopercle of male grey with many orange stripes running along margin of preopercle and opercle; first dorsal fin of male with 1–3 distinct black spots on proximal parts (not in middle) of membranes between anterior 2–4 spines; pectoral fin with 16–19 rays.............................................. R. leavelli - Black, vertical rectangular or elliptical spot at mid-base of caudal fin; opercular membrane, interopercle, and lower part of subopercle of male light bluish-grey with many red or orange spots; first dorsal fin of male with series of black or brown markings on middle parts of membranes between first to fifth spines (anterior one or two markings usually clear); pectoral fin usually with 14–16 rays................................................................................ 4 4 Five, longitudinal, reddish-brown or dusky-brown stripes (dotted lines) running on lateral and dorsal sides from trunk to caudal peduncle; three parallel, diagonally downward, reddish-brown or dusky-brown stripes on ventral part of cheek in male; number of vertebrae usually 26............................................................................ R. nami - Lateral and dorsal sides of body without longitudinal stripes; cheek without diagonal stripes; number of vertebrae usually 27............................................................................................ R. taenigena.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2024-08-14
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Rhinogobius

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Rhinogobius

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Key to the species of Rhinogobius in Da Nang City and Thua Thien Hue Province, Vietnam 1 Predorsal scales extending anteriorly to near posterior margin of eyes; cheek with several short transverse rows of cutaneous sensory papillae, and reddish-brown dots and lines forming diagonal stripes running upward from anterior to posterior................................................................................................... R. similis - Predorsal scales not reaching posterior margin of preopercle or ending shortly anterior to it (not reaching close to eyes); cheek without transverse row of cutaneous sensory papillae, and without diagonal stripes, or with diagonal stripes directing downward from anterior to posterior............................................................................... 2 2 When mouth closed, anterior tip of lower jaw significantly protruding beyond upper jaw in larger male (> 40 mm SL); pectoral fin usually with 19 rays; orange (male), reddish-brown, or grey (female) diagonally downward stripes on cheek..... R. rong - Positions of anterior tips of lower and upper jaws approximately same, or upper jaw protrudes more anteriorly; pectoral fin with 18 or fewer rays (sometimes 19 in R. leavelli); cheek with three parallel, diagonally downward, reddish-brown or dusky-brown stripes (male of R. nami), or without diagonal stripes (other species)............................................. 3 3 Dark-brown vertical band at caudal-fin base often combined with larger dark-brown lateral blotch on caudal peduncle; opercular membrane, interopercle, and lower part of subopercle of male grey with many orange stripes running along margin of preopercle and opercle; first dorsal fin of male with 1–3 distinct black spots on proximal parts (not in middle) of membranes between anterior 2–4 spines; pectoral fin with 16–19 rays.............................................. R. leavelli - Black, vertical rectangular or elliptical spot at mid-base of caudal fin; opercular membrane, interopercle, and lower part of subopercle of male light bluish-grey with many red or orange spots; first dorsal fin of male with series of black or brown markings on middle parts of membranes between first to fifth spines (anterior one or two markings usually clear); pectoral fin usually with 14–16 rays................................................................................ 4 4 Five, longitudinal, reddish-brown or dusky-brown stripes (dotted lines) running on lateral and dorsal sides from trunk to caudal peduncle; three parallel, diagonally downward, reddish-brown or dusky-brown stripes on ventral part of cheek in male; number of vertebrae usually 26............................................................................ R. nami - Lateral and dorsal sides of body without longitudinal stripes; cheek without diagonal stripes; number of vertebrae usually 27............................................................................................ R. taenigena.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Hanoi National University of Education (VN), Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University (JP), University of the Ryukyus (JP), National Museum of Nature and Science (JP), Niigata University (JP)
Openalex Percentile: Top 52%
Statistics Education and Methodologies
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