DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18561278
title: Table 1 in Populations of Odontesthes (Teleostei: Atheriniformes) in the Andean region of Southern South America: body shape and hybrid individuals

description: Table 1. Sampling localities, basins, latitude, longitude, mean summer air temperature 1961-1990 (Temp, data from Servicio Meteorológico Nacional, Argentina, www.smn.gov.ar), species identification, and SL of Odontesthes specimens used in this study. All river drainages flow to the Atlantic, unless otherwise noted (Pacific). OB: O. bonariensis, OH: O. hatcheri, Hy: presumptive hybrids, showing key characters of both species; CA: Cluster Analysis; GMA: Geometric Morphometrics Analysis; N: number of specimens. In bold, differences between key, genetic, and morphological criteria. Presumptive hybrids were highlighted as * in Fig. 3 and bold characters in Table 2.
Sampling locality and river basinLatitude (S) Longitude (W)Temp (ºC)Species based on key characters (N)Species based on mtDNA (N)Species based on CA applied to GMA data (N)SL (cm) (mean and range)ULLM, Ullum Reservoir, Colorado basin31º28’ 68º40’22OB (25)OB (1)OB (25)8.83 (6.06-14.14)CARZ, El Carrizal Reservoir, Colorado basin33°20’ 68°43’22OB (30)OB (1)OB (30)17.00 (13.62-30. 90)NIHL, El Nihuil Reservoir, Colorado basin35°04’ 68°45’22OH (12)OB (2) OH (7)OH (12)7.44 (4.85-9.71)D, Lake San Lorenzo; Salado del Sur basin36°5’ 58° 1’20-22OB (34)OB (2)OB (34)19.66 (15.54-23.98)URRE, Lake Urre Lauquen; Colorado basin38°5’ 65°50’22-24OB (6)OB (2) OH (4)OB (4) OH (1)12.48 (7.05-16.35)CDP, Casa de Piedra Reservoir, Colorado basin38°15’ 67°30’22-24OB (1) OH (8)OB (1) OH (7)OB (1) OH (8)7.75 (3.92-26.58)PELE, Lake Pellegrini; Negro basin38°41’ 67°59’22Hy (26) OH (19)OB (5) OH (18)OB (6) OH (36)27.51 (22.32-39.40)PDA, Piedra del Aguila Reservoir; Negro basin40° 24’ 70° 6’16-18OH (30)OH (30)9.46 (12.20-7.80)MITO, Lake Morenito; Negro basin41°03’ 71°31’12-14OH (27)OH (6)OH (27)31.37 (21.77-38.00)CARI, Lake Carilafquen Chica; endorheic basin41°12’ 69° 25’16-18OH (24)OH (2)OH (24)20.93 (26.70-14.03)EPU, Lake Epuyen; Puelo basin (Pacific)42°10’ 71° 31’12-14OH (6)OH (11)OH (6)5.02 (4.14-5.63)RIV, Lake Rivadavia; Futaleufú basin (Pacific)42°30’ 71°45’12-14OH (28)OH (11)OH (28)7.21 (6.49-7.80)ROS, Lake Rosario; Futaleufú basin (Pacific)43°15’ 71°20’12-14OH (27)OH (3)OH (27)28.49 (15.91-33.09)AME, Florentino Ameghino Reservoir, Chubut basin43°42’ 66°29’18-20OH (15)OB (2) OH (7)OH (15)17.75 (13.17-32.90)CHU, Chubut River (Los Altares); Chubut basin43°51’ 68°48’18OH (29)OH (11)OH (28)8.04 (5.15-11.26)MUS, Lake Musters; Chubut basin45°28’ 69°10’16-18OH (25)OH (11)OH (25)11.68 (5.70-22.94)LBA, Lake Buenos Aires; Aysen basin (Pacific)46°29’ 71°28’14OH (36)OH (23)OH (36)17.59 (8.91-27.17)PUY, Lake Pueyrredón; Baker basin (Pacific)47°23’ 71°55’12-14OH (29)OH (12)OH (29)14.15 (9.24-39.05)
description: Published as part of Conte-Grand, Cecilia, Sommer, Julie, Ortí, Guillermo & Cussac, Víctor, 2015, Populations of Odontesthes (Teleostei: Atheriniformes) in the Andean region of Southern South America: body shape and hybrid individuals, pp. 139 in Neotropical Ichthyology 13 (1) on page 139, DOI: 10.1590/1982-0224-20130094, http://zenodo.org/record/12718290