DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15153960
title: TABLE 1 in A systematic assessment of Leporinus tigrinus (Characiformes: Anostomidae) using morphological and molecular data

description: TABLE 1. Morphometric data of Leporinus tigrinus, with mean and ± standard deviation in parentheses.
nSyntypesnTocantins-AraguaianUpper ParanánXingunTapajósStandard length (SL, mm)2138.3–143.9 (141.1±3.9)1878.9–131.2 (101.7±14.4)788.3–180.3 (136.7±27.9)683.2–113.5 (101.0±11.2)1874.9–114.6 (93.8±10.6)Percentages in SLPredorsal distance247.3–48.4 (47.8±0.7)1844.5–51.7 (48.4±1.9)745.5–49.4 (47.5±1.3)648.6–50.6 (49.4±0.8)1845.9–55.3 (49.2±2.3)Dorsal-fin origin to adipose-fin38.1–44.1 (41.2±1.9)origin239.7–41.3 (40.5±1.2)1835.1–40.6 (38.4±1.4)7638.5–39.3 (39.1±0.3)1836.1–44.1 (39.2±2.2)Prepelvic distance251.0–51.1 (51.1±0.1)1849.2–54.7 (52.1±1.7)744.6–51.7 (50.3±2.7)651.1–52.0 (51.7±0.3)1848.3–53.9 (51.9±1.4)Body depth226.1–26.6 (26.4±0.3)1826.1–31.7 (28.4±1.5)730.2–32.2 (31.0±0.7)626.7–28.1 (27.4±0.6)1825.3–29.9 (27.1±1.3)Caudal-peduncle depth29.9–10.8 (10.4±0.6)189.2–10.7 (10.0±0.4)710.1–11.3 (10.5±0.5)610.3–11.0 (10.7±0.3)189.2–10.3 (9.9±0.3)Caudal peduncle length210.8–10.9 (10.4±0.1)188.6–11.5 (10.1±0.8)78.7–9.7 (9.2±0.4)69.9–11.4 (10.6±0.6)1810.5–13.5 (12.0±0.8)Head length (HL)224.0–24.3 (24.2±0.2)1825.5–28.4 (27.1±0.9)722.1–26.1 (24.7±1.2)626.0–27.8 (26.7±0.7)1825.9–28.5 (27.4±0.8)Percentages in HLPreopercle length278.9–79.5 (79.2±0.4)1870.9–79.1 (75.7±2.1)764.7–81.1 (74.4±5.0)674.1–79.8 (77.2±2.7)1877.5–81.5 (79.0±1.2)Snout length241.9–42.3 (42.1±0.2)1835.8–42.4 (39.7±1.7)739.6 – 43.7 (41.5±1.6)642.8–45.0 (43.8±0.8)1838.4–43.2 (41.2±1.2)Head depth280.1–82.1 (81.1±1.5)1872.9–84.6 (78.7±3.6)773.9–88.7 (80.2±4.6)667.0–73.8 (71.2±2.3)1866.5–79.7 (71.5±3.5)Eye diameter223.2–24.3 (23.7±0.7)1820.0–27.0 (23.5±1.8)716.1–24.5 (21.5±2.9)618.9–24.0 (22.0±1.8)1821.6–27.5 (25.0±1.8)Bony interorbital237.0–40.1 (38.6±2.2)1836.2–42.8 (39.5±1.9)736.6–45.5 (41.8±2.9)634.9–37.6 (36.2±1.1)1834.0–37.8 (36.1±1.2)Meristic dataUnbranched dorsal-fin rays22 (2)172 (17)62 (6)62 (6)122 (12)Branched dorsal-fin rays210 (2)178 (1), 10 (16)610 (6)610 (6)1210 (12)Branched pectoral-fin rays213 (1), 15 (1)1813 (2), 14 (4), 15 (12)713 (1), 14 (2), 15 (4)613 (1), 14 (1), 15 (4)1813 (1), 14 (4), 15 (13)Branched pelvic-fin rays29 (2)189 (18)69 (6)69 (6)189 (18)Unbranched anal-fin rays22 (2)132 (13)32 (3)62 (6)182 (18)Branched anal-fin rays29 (2)139 (13)39 (3)68 (2), 9 (4)189 (18)Upper principal caudal-fin rays139 (13)49 (4)59 (5)189 (18)Lower principal caudal-fin rays138 (13)48 (4)58 (5)188 (18)Total lateral line scales239 (1), 41/40 (1)1838 (5), 39 (4), 40 (9)738 (2), 39 (1), 40 (4)638 (2), 39 (2), 40 (2)1838 (5), 39 (7), 40 (6)Upper transverse scales at dorsal-fin origin26 (2)186.5 (1), 7 (17)77 (7)66.5 (2), 7 (4)187 (18)Lower transverse scales at analfin origin25.5 (2)185 (1), 5.5 (15), 6 (2)75.5 (7)65 (3), 5.5 (3)185 (2), 5.5 (16)Circumpeduncular scales216 (2)1816 (18)716 (7)616 (6)1816 (18)Predorsal scales212(1), 13(1)1812 (3), 13 (11), 14(3), 15(1)713 (2), 14 (4), 15 (1)611 (1), 12 (1), 13 (2), 14 (2)1813 (8), 14 (5), 15 (5)Premaxilla teeth23 (2)173 (17)63 (6)53 (5)153 (15)Dentary teeth24 (2)174 (17)64 (6)54 (5)154 (14)
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description: Published as part of Boaretto, Mariana Pascoal, Souza-Shibatta, Lenice & Birindelli, José L. O., 2024, A systematic assessment of Leporinus tigrinus (Characiformes: Anostomidae) using morphological and molecular data, pp. 538-539 in Zootaxa 5432 (4) on page 538, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.5432.4.4, http://zenodo.org/record/10910648