Table 1 in A new species of toothless, short dorsal-fin Schindleria (Gobiiformes: Gobiidae) from the Red Sea (Egypt)

Table 1. Body proportions in % of standard length of holotype of Schindleria edentata sp. nov., BMNH 2007.5.20.1 and males of the two other dwarf species, S. brevipinguis, AMS-I-26323-003 and S. parva, SMF 38021. Data for S. parva were calculated from measurements in Abu El-Regal et al. (2021) (Table 1). Differences between S. edentata and other species highlighted in grey. * TL from Abu El-Regal and Kon (2008).
SpeciesS. edentataS. brevipinguisS. parvaSpecimenHolotypeParatypeParatypeSexmalemalemaleTotal length (TL) in mm10.0*7.310.1Standard length (SL) in mm9.06.69% Standard lengthPredorsal-fin length60.963.065Preanal-fin length64.866.772Preanus length56.161.2-Gut length41.442.4-Base of dorsal fin29.828.5-Base of anal fin24.323.0-Tail length (excluding caudal fin)36.239.4-Head length14.918.422Head width11.610.6-Caudal-fin lengthdamaged10.612Body depth at pectoral-fin base7.310.35Body depth at anus9.613.3-Body depth at origin of anal-fin10.813.38Body depth at base of 4th anal-fin ray10.911.5-Position of swim bladder along body44.645.5-Caudal peduncle length8.211.5-Caudal peduncle depth (min.)2.12.8-Pectoral radial plate length7.65.8-Pectoral radial plate width (at origin)2.73.6-Pectoral radial plate width (max.)3.45.6-Snout length3.44.3-Eye diameter horizontal4.15.75Eye diameter vertical4.16.1-Postorbital length6.98.5-Interorbital width4.66.7-Urogenital papilla length4.87.63% of caudal peduncle lengthCaudal peduncle depth25.625.0-% of head lengthSnout length23.123.023Eye diameter horizontal27.731.120Eye diameter vertical27.732.8-Postorbital length46.245.9-Interorbital width30.835.2-Head width35.955.7-% of eye diameter horizontal/verticalInterorbital width111.1112.0-% of pectoral radial plate lengthPectoral radial plate width (at origin)36.453.7-Pectoral radial plate width (max.)45.597.9-