Table 1 in A new genus and two new species of Stevardiinae (Characiformes: Characidae) with a hypothesis on their relationships based on morphological and histological data

Table 1. Morphometric data of Lepidocharax diamantina (n= 30, including the holotype), p is significant when <0.05. SD = standard deviation. HolotypeParatypesMalesFemalesrangemeanSDrangemeanSDpStandard length (mm)38.830.3-39.034.8-25.1-38.034.0--Percents of Standard lengthBody depth24.221.3-24.622.70.920.0-23.622.31.10.48Head length23.321.2-23.622.50.621.7-23.722.60.60.43Head depth17.816.7-18.717.80.517.2-18.817.80.50.48Snout to dorsal-fin origin58.557.3-61.358.70.957.2-61.559.01.20.42Snout to pelvic-fin origin45.944.2-46.645.30.744.4-47.445.50.80.43Pelvic-fin insertion to anal-fin origin14.612.8-16.214.61.014.6-16.415.20.50.37Caudal peduncle length8.87.5-9.38.50.66.4-8.67.80.60.66Dorsal-fin length11.39.7-12.311.10.79.5-12.510.30.80.92Anal-fin length29.626.3-30.127.61.126.7-29.427.60.90.44Length of longest pectoral-fin ray21.119.9-22.821.10.819.7-21.220.50.40.51Length of longest pelvic-fin ray14.512.0-15.113.90.811.8-13.712.80.60.66Length of longest dorsal-fin ray21.316.7-22.520.21.311.5-19.918.02.20.70Length of longest anal-fin ray17.514.7-18.616.61.015.2-17.116.20.60.55Percents of Head lengthOrbital diameter34.634.5-38.436.01.134.8-39.336.31.40.52Snout length25.522.1-27.125.21.222.8-26.324.70.90.54Interorbital width34.131.3-36.133.41.432.0-35.033.20.80.52