TABLE 6 in A review of the flying fish genus Cypselurus (Beloniformes: Exocoetidae). Part 2. Revision of the subgenus Poecilocypselurus Bruun, 1935 with descriptions of three new species and five new subspecies and reinstatement of Exocoetus apus Valenciennes and E. neglectus Bleeker

TABLE 6. Morphometric characters of Cypselurus starksi, C. oligolepis, C. izumii sp. nov., C. clariangulatus sp. nov., C. neglectus, C. nossibe sp. nov. and Cypselurus sp. (poecilopterus?). SpeciesSL, mmnMeasurements, % SLaAaDaVcVcV 1pVC. starksi166.81679.9 (n=6)69.9 (n=6)58.1 (n=5)33.3 (n=6)35.1 (n=10)40.8130.0–200.078.1–80.969.1–70.557.0–59.131.1–34.433.9–36.738.5–43.5C. oligolepis62.46677.1 (n=56)70.0 (n=57)55.4 (n=58)30.2 (n=60)31.2 (n=6)41.631.5–99.073.1–80.166.6–72.652.6–59.327.5–33.728.2–34.137.2–44.7135.518979.2 (n=93)71.0 (n=94)56.7 (n=95)31.2 (n=83)33.0 (n=72)41.8 (n=176)103.0–181.076.5–81.167.9–73.354.4–59.628.3–34.229.9–36.538.8–44.7C. izumii176.31279.770.157.033.6–42.4156.5–188.077.8–81.068.5–71.154.5–58.831.0–35.940.3–45.2C. clariangulatus60.22476.069.353.729.9–43.029.5–92.072.1–79.465.7–71.949.3–57.323.1–33.241.4–47.3137.31179.5 (n=9)71.0 (n=9)57.0 (n=9)31.8 (n=9)31.2 (n=1)41.5108.5–153.078.2–80.970.0–72.355.2–59.230.1–34.239.6–43.6C. neglectus69.06478.5 (n=49)71.2 (n=49)57.8 (n=49)34.3 (n=54)34.6 (n=7)39.5 (n=61)33.0–100.076.2–80.368.3–73.454.2–60.230.0–36.532.1–36.136.6–42.2139.17079.8 (n=52)72.1 (n=53)58.6 (n=52)34.1 (n=51)35.3 (n=17)39.1 (n=69)105.0–186.077.6–82.669.7–75.056.9–61.631.9–36.633.3–38.837.5–40.9C. nossibe42.2377.1 (n=2)69.1 (n=2)57.332.7–39.116.5–63.076.6–77.668.4–69.954.5–59.629.6–35.037.8–40.4153.3979.6 (n=8)71.6 (n=8)60.3 (n=8)34.8 (n=8)36.3 (n=1)37.6115.0–183.078.1–80.170.5–72.258.5–69.132.5–36.836.3–39.2Cypselurus sp. (poecilopterus?)49.44277.4 (n=38)68.7 (n=38)57.0 (n=38)32.3 (n=40)–41.4 (n=40)23.0–77.574.8–80.166.6–71.054.5–60.627.7–35.439.1–43.7aAaDaVcVcV 1pVC. o. oligolepis63.61077.4 (n=9)69.6 (n=9)55.2 (n=9)30.5–42.2(South China Sea)43.0–96.075.9–78.768.6–70.452.8–57.327.5–32.640.3–44.7134.52979.3 (n=13)70.4 (n=13)56.5 (n=13)31.8 (n=5)33.3 (n=19)42.4 (n=24)103.0–167.077.7–80.767.9–72.654.5–58.531.0–33.031.0–36.540.5–44.4C. o. oligolepis50.8576.9 (n=4)69.2 (n=4)54.429.8–41.8(Singapore)43.0–75.576.0–77.666.9–71.653.4–56.028.3–30.940.0–43.2131.52880.0 (n=24)71.1 (n=25)56.4 (n=27)30.9 (n=26)32.5 (n=2)42.1117.0–146.078.2–81.169.9–72.855.2–58.028.9–34.032.3–32.840.1–43.5C. o. oligolepis54.3776.0 (n=4)68.8 (n=4)54.2 (n=4)29.4 (n=6)28.2 (n=1)42.7 (n=6)(Indonesia and Australia)31.5–78.073.1–77.466.6–70.353.1–55.327.5–31.541.5–43.6144.93279.0 (n=7)70.9 (n=7)55.8 (n=6)30.4 (n=6)32.7 (n=21)42.6 (n=28)120.0–170.078.0–79.769.8–72.154.4–57.328.3–31.829.9–36.040.7–44.2C. o. oligolepis58.51876.7 (n=16)69.8 (n=16)54.8 (n=16)30.2 (n=16)32.7 (n=2)41.8(Philippines)31.5–99.074.6–78.468.7–71.752.6–57.428.0–31.431.4–34.138.9–44.1126.61678.9 (n=3)70.7 (n=3)55.8 (n=3)31.0 (n=3)–42.3 (n=15)107.0–136.078.0–80.269.0–72.055.2–56.328.9–32.440.3–44.7C. o. oligolepis82.0677.770.456.030.5–42.2(Andaman Sea and Padang Hr.)55.5–99.075.6–79.568.8–72.655.5–57.528.3–32.041.2–42.8137.4980.2 (n=2)70.7 (n=2)56.6 (n=2)30.9 (n=2)32.4 (n=7)41.7130.0–145.080.0–80.570.4–71.056.1–57.230.0–31.830.5–34.640.3–42.6C. o. oligolepis79.2274.869.755.2–31.141.0(Bay of Bengal and Arabian Sea)78.5–80.073.5–76.269.5–69.954.7–55.731.1–31.240.3–41.7156.61378.8 (n=6)70.8 (n=6)56.5 (n=6)31.5 (n=6)32.7 (n=4)41.9 (n=10)144.0–175.078.1–79.869.2–72.455.5–57.730.1–33.331.9–34.040.5–42.8C. o. oligolepis (all regions)61.94876.9 (n=41)69.7 (n=41)55.0 (n=42)30.1 (n=43)31.2 (n=5)42.031.5–99.073.1–79.566.6–72.652.6–57.527.5–32.628.2–34.138.9–44.7137.712979.5 (n=57)70.9 (n=58)56.4 (n=59)31.0 (n=48)32.8 (n=55)42.2 (n=116)103.0–175.077.7–81.167.9–72.854.4–58.528.3–34.029.9–36.540.1–44.7 ......continued on the next page ......continued on the next page