DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18065245
title: Table 9 in A taxonomic revision of ten whitefish species from the lakes Lucerne, Sarnen, Sempach and Zug, Switzerland, with descriptions of seven new species (Teleostei, Coregonidae)

description: Table 9. Morphological and meristic data of Coregonus gutturosus, C. arenicolus, C. macrophthalmus and C. wartmanni from Lake Constance. Coregonus gutturosus, non-types N = 10. Coregonus arenicolus, holotype, NMBE-1076223 (Eawag-239-1), sex unknown; paratypes N = 3. Coregonus macrophthalmus, syntypes N = 7. C. wartmanni, non-type, NMBE-1076206, female.
SpeciesCoregonus gutturosusCoregonus arenicolusCoregonus macrophthalmusCoregonus wartmanniMorphological charactersNon-types N = 10 *HolotypeParatypes N = 3 **Syntypes N = 7 ***Non-typemeanrangemeanrangemeanRangeStandard length (mm)220.4169-292296.0301.3289-314213.9193-235301Percentage of standard lengthPelvic fin base4.13.7-4.43.94.43.9-4.63.83.3-4.23.8Pelvic fin ‘spine’ length6.15.3-6.75.45.75.2-6.15.74.8-6.96.5Pelvic fin length17.115.4-19.117.317.316.8-18.116.515.2-17.615.4Pectoral fin base3.42.9-3.93.33.43.2-3.53.22.8-3.93Pectoral fin 1 length16.814.8-18.914.416.814.4-17.216.415.1-18.116Pectoral fin 2 length18.216.8-20.315.717.415.7-1817.115.6-18.417Dorsal fin base11.910.7-12.812.212.211.0-13.111.610.8-12.411.2Length of anterior part of dorsal fin erected19.317.6-21.618.919.218.0-20.318.216.6-19.616.6Length of anterior part of dorsal fin depressed20.419.0-22.220.220.519.3-21.919.217.2-20.518.2Length of posterior part of dorsal fin erected5.54.8-7.05.25.55.2-5.75.24.4-5.94.6Anal fin base12.411.4-13.411.911.510.7-12.712.310.6-14.212.5Length of anterior part of the anal fin12.310.7-13.913.213.312.9-13.812.110.8-13.911.1Adipose fin base5.64.9-6.15.753.7-6.25.34.9-5.84Caudal fin length23.220.8-25.6na2424-24.122.621.8-2423.8Caudal peduncle depth7.46.7-8.27.78.17.7-8.27.46.9-87.4Caudal peduncle length12.911.5-13.914.412.912.0-14.413.812.4-16.513.2Length from posterior part of adipose fin to caudal fin base18.517.4-19.319.617.214.6-19.618.917.6-20.217.8Dorsal head length16.815.4-18.115.115.114.8-15.315.714.4-16.514.5Prepelvic length52.750.4-54.149.550.649.5-51.051.748.1-53.150.7Preanal length77.976.0-80.475.079.275.0-80.376.875.7-78.377.4Predorsal length48.446.8-49.647.949.247.9-49.64745.8-48.547.3Body depth25.922.9-29.624.426.224.4-27.123.521.0-26.923.5Postdorsal length4340.6-45.444.842.240.4-44.84341.6-45.744Head length22.921.4-24.620.92120.6-21.422.221.8-23.521.5Total length120.2115.1-124.3na121.5119.4-123.5119.2118.9-120120.6Head length (mm)50.341.6-62.461.863.759.6-67.247.542.6-51.364.7Percentage of head lengthSnout length22.421.1-23.123.423.421.6-24.621.718-25.624Eye diameter21.119.4-2319.617.717.3-19.624.121.3-26.118.9Eye cavity26.925.4-29.325.72524.1-25.728.925.4-30.823.9Eye height21.320.5-22.620.819.618.8-20.823.219.5-25.619Eye socket4.83.5-5.64.95.24.6-5.53.92.7-4.65.1Postorbital length52.851.5-54.455.75453-55.750.248.5-53.253.4Head depth74.269.9-80.668.272.668.2-7568.661.6-76.367.6Mouth width9.89-11.210.410.510-1110.18.7-11.110.6Upper jaw length26.824.6-2927.229.327.2-30.130.326.7-33.828.8Lower jaw length36.634.3-39.137.838.737.8-39.142.240-44.443.5Length of maxilla18.917.3-21.721.119.718.6-21.123.120.1-24.722Snout depth10.29.3-11.99.710.99.7-12.37.45.5-9.56.8Snout width15.112.3-17.614.917.814.9-18.515.614.1-17.415Head width56.146.7-62.351.850.850.5-51.841.639.3-43.345.5Interorbital width28.426.2-31.629.629.728.8-30.826.123.8-28.924.2Internarial width11.910.7-12.712.013.712-13.811.910.7-14.112.7Lower jaw length7.76.8-9.97.88.17.8-8.57.86.4-8.88.1Lower jaw width25.223.1-26.824.926.424.9-27.221.618.6-24.622.7Middle gill raker length6.94.1-8.79.910.29.8-10.612.511.6-14.710.8Longest gill raker length8.26.7-10.610.911.510.9-1214.613.3-16.111.3Upper arch lengthnanananananananaLower arch lengthnananananananana
*N=9forCF, TL, MGR, LGR; **N=2forCF, TL, MGR, LGR; ***N=6forMW; N=5for AFAe, M, INW, LJW; N=4forMGR, LGR.
description: Published as part of Selz, Oliver M. & Seehausen, Ole, 2023, A taxonomic revision of ten whitefish species from the lakes Lucerne, Sarnen, Sempach and Zug, Switzerland, with descriptions of seven new species (Teleostei, Coregonidae), pp. 95 in ZooKeys 1144 on page 95, DOI: 10.3897/zookeys.1144.67747