TABLE 4 in Revision of the smaller-sized dorados (Salminus), with comments on the monophyly of the genus and its biogeography (Characiformes: Bryconidae)

TABLE 4. Morphometric data for Salminus iquitensis.
NeotypenRangeMeanStandard length (mm)148.2125105.8–382.2-Percentages of standard lengthDepth at dorsal-fin origin22.612220.4–30.523.8Snout to dorsal-fin origin51.212347.0–57.051.4Dorsal-fin base length12.01259.2–13.011.7Dorsal-fin terminus to adipose-fin insertion23.112518.6–26.922.7Dorsal-fin terminus to hypural plate39.912533.1–46.938.9Snout to pelvic-fin origin48.212245.4–58.848.2Snout to anal-fin origin64.912463.0–71.966.9Anal-fin base length21.012510.8–26.920.1Caudal peduncle length14.612412.8–18.615.4Dorsal-fin length19.012315.9–22.119.4Pectoral-fin length17.912415.8–21.618.6Pelvic-fin length14.512311.2–17.314.2Caudal-peduncle depth8.01227.0–10.68.7Head length27.712525.2–33.828.4Percentages of head lengthHead height65.012457.3–74.765.9Snout to supraoccipital tip80.311972.7–85.379.0Snout length28.212419.7–30.527.5Upper jaw length54.512546.4–63.452.7Horizontal eye diameter21.412512.6–23.318.8Postorbital head length52.312449.3–60.955.5Interorbital distance29.412522.8–32.828.4