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Morphological Characteristics of Anadromous Cyprinid Tribolodon brandtii with Fused Centrums

Journal of National Fisheries University Volume 62 Issue 2 Page 63-68
published_at 2014-03
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Title
遡河回遊性コイ科魚類ウグイ属マルタ椎体異常個体の形態学的特徴
Morphological Characteristics of Anadromous Cyprinid Tribolodon brandtii with Fused Centrums
Creators Sakai Harumi
Creators Nakai Hiroki
Creators Amano Shota
Creators Suda Yusuke
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abnormality vertebrae centrum fusion morphology Cyprinidae Tribolodon
Eighty-four specimens of the maruta-type of anadromous cyprinid Tribolodon brandtii collected from six rivers in the Tohoku and Kanto Districts between 1952 through 2012 included one individual with hooked vertebral column and 18 individuals with fused centrums. These abnormal individuals were all collected from three rivers in the 1960s, and specimens from the other three rivers collected in other times were all normal ones. The individual with hooked vertebral column looked abnormal in appearance, too. The individuals with fused centrums, on the other hand, looked normal and had the same morphological characteristics with the other individuals with normal vertebrae collected at the same time except for number of vertebrae and snout length. The adjusted number of vertebrae of the individuals with fused centrums by their number of neural spines was indifferent from those of the normal individuals. The corrected number of abdominal and caudal vertebrae, however, was more and less than those of the normal individuals, respectively. Length/height (%) of non-fused caudal centrum of the individuals with fused centrums was larger than those of the normal individuals. The individuals with fused centrums would have recovered their normal body shape by the vertebral alteration mentioned above through their daily swimming life in their growth.
Languages jpn
Resource Type departmental bulletin paper
Publishers National Fisheries University
Date Issued 2014-03
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[ISSN]0370-9361