Entries Tagged with "Goby"
Tuesday, December 18th, 2007
A new mudskipper species was named in 1995 by Lee et. al. as Periophthalmus magnuspinnatus. We recently found out that maybe this species has been living in China for years. At the first sight at the name, it’s hard to discover the problem, actually at first, I thought it’s “magnu-spinnatus” (with a very rare connecting [...]
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Tags: Tags: code, Goby, Latin, nomenclature
Friday, June 16th, 2006
I’ve been always interested in evolutional and phynogenic studies, I read some ABCs before I went to bed on that last night, and woke up this morning thinking, “why not try it out myself”? Well, you know, a cladogram is something you see on a biology text book that shows how human evolves from ancient [...]
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Tags: Tags: genbank, Goby, phylogeny
Monday, May 15th, 2006
Today when I went to feed the fish, I couldn’t find the Acentrogobius caninus in the big tank. I’m worried because last time when I fed them, the A. caninus swam away from a big piece of shrimp meat! I thought at first it’s too full, but usually this doesn’t happen twice. When I turned [...]
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Tags: Tags: Acentrogobius, Amoya, die, Goby
Monday, April 17th, 2006
The status for Amoya brevirostris is long being uncertain, partly due to lack of coloration information. It seems that the holotype inspected by Gther( Gobius brevirostris Gther, BMNH 2005.10.3.1) had lost its coloration when it reached the researcher, because in the original description, the author only mentioned: Uniform brownish-olive(in spirits); the second dorsal with series [...]
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Tags: Tags: Amoya brevirostris, Amoya chusanensis, Amoya moloanus, comparison, Goby, Web
Monday, April 10th, 2006
Today, Yang brought back 2 new gobies from Jishan. Including 2 Oxyurichthys and a typical Oxuderces dentatus. The Oxyurichthys fits O. ophthalmonema very well, because it has small antannae above the eyes, and a predorsal prominent line. For the O. dentatus there’re more problems to be resolved. We actually already have lots of O. dentatus [...]
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Sunday, April 2nd, 2006
Lucky today, the several months of getting up early in the Sunday morning pays off. We found one Apocryptodon madurensis in the Qi’ao market. The specimen was fixed with a common sp. Parapocryptes serperaster, at the first look, it looks like one, but it’s much shorter. I took a second look, then made up my [...]
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Tags: Tags: anguilaris, Apocryptodon madurensis, cirratus, found, Goby, new, Taenioides