TABLE 2 in A new species of Eustomias (Nominostomias) (Stomiiformes: Stomiidae) from the Kermadec Ridge-Tonga Trench region, western South Pacific Ocean, with notes on the barbel morphology of E. trewavasae

TABLE 2. Selected counts and measurements from Museum of New Zealand specimens of Eustomias trewavasae compared with those published by Gibbs & Craddock (1973), and Parin & Pukhil’skaya (1978).
NMNZ Eustomias trewavasaeGibbs & Craddock, 1973Parin & Pokhil’skaya, 1978SLn = 12; 114.5–286.8 mm SLn = 13; 45.7–178.6 mm SL261 mm SLD A Pec21–26 30–37 3–420–26 31–37 322 35 3Pelv777OV25–3030–3230VAL14–1715–1715OA OC IP PV VAV AC40–46 58–65 7 29–32 14–16 13–2246–49 60–65 7–8 29–32 14–17 (5–6 over A) 14–1745 [63] 7 30 15 18IC65–7365–7270Bulb 4 constricted Filaments off bulb numberY 2largest has no filamentsN 2Number of filamentsmany5 + manyFilaments with bulblets Terminal filamentvariablemostly yes Y, several in one sppmN? Y?% SL% SL% SLBarbel L52.05–80.54%44.1–73.3% [28.9–29.5, <70 mm SL]88.50%Barbel to Bulb L40.96–63.46%Bulb 1 Diameter0.58–1.22%Bulb 1–2 interspace0.57–1.28%Barbel to Bulb 2 L42.73–64.99%Bulb 2 Diameter0.61–1.32%Bulb 2–3 interspace7.59–15.95%Barbel to Bulb 3 L51.29–80.53%Bulb 3 Diameter0.37–0.73%Bulb 3–4 interspace0.27–0.66%Barbel to Bulb 4 L57.86–80.89%Bulb 4 D0.44–0.87%Longest filament off bulb 2[4.53] 8.40–13.47%Sn–D origin82.95–87.66%81.6–86.0%84.70%Sn–A origin Sn–Pelvic origin70.88–78.38% 53.99–69.43%72.7–76.4% 57.6–62.5%73.30% 58.10%HL11.83–14.36%12.1–17.0%13.50%ED [% HL]13.33–21.79%17.1–21.8%SnL [% HL] PO photophore [% HL]26.23–51.33% 2.00–7.88%33.1–40.6%** data from six specimens> 125 mm SL