TABLE 4 in New records of two goby species from Taiwan, northwestern Pacific Ocean (Gobiiformes: Gobiidae)

TABLE 4. Morphometric characters of Obliquogobius yamadai Shibukawa & Aonuma, 2007. Data of type specimens were retrieved from Shibukawa & Aonuma (2007). Abbreviations: A, anal-fin; D1, first dorsal-fin; D2, second dorsal-fin; C, caudal-fin; HL, head length; P, pectoral-fin; V, pelvic-fin. This studyShibukawa & Aonuma (2007)NMMB-P 41620All types (n=14)SL (mm)41.431.9–67.5%SLHL28.428.3–33.5Head depth17.417.4–20.4Head width17.214.3–19.0Body depth19.217.2–21.0Body width15.210.8–15.6Nape width14.112.2–14.8Snout length6.05.8–8.2Eye diameter12.39.6–12.3Upper-jaw length12.312.3–14.2Interorbital length0.80.6–1.9Predorsal length35.535.1–39.5Prepelvic length30.029.1–32.5Preanal length57.056.1–60.9Caudal-peduncle length31.450.6–57.6Caudal-peduncle depth11.110.1–12.7D1 base13.415.5–19.7D2 base17.917.7–22.0First D1 spine26.113.0–16.8Second D1 spineN/A14.6–17.5Third D1 spine16.215.9–18.7Fourth D1 spineN/A13.0–18.1D2 spineN/A11.3–15.0First segmented D2 rayN/A14.7–19.1Longest segmented D2 ray25.814.8–28.4A base15.715.6–18.9A spineN/A7.4–10.8First segmented A ray14.211.0–14.8Longest segmented A ray21.416.2–26.1V spine8.36.5–8.3V length23.121.2–25.8First segmented V ray10.78.3–12.5Fourth segmented V ray21.516.9–23.0Fifth segmented V ray20.620.5–24.8P length28.324.6–29.8C length38.826.7–38.7