TABLE 5 in Revision of the smaller-sized dorados (Salminus), with comments on the monophyly of the genus and its biogeography (Characiformes: Bryconidae)

TABLE 5. Morphometric data from the different populations of Salminus iquitensis (n = 56, 4, and 65 for western Amazon, rio Branco, and río Orinoco basins, respectively).
Western AmazonBrancoOrinocoStandard length (mm)122.8–382.2163.1–267.1105.8–273.0Percentages of standard lengthDepth at dorsal-fin origin20.4–25.524.9–27.421.6–30.5Snout to dorsal-fin origin47.0–54.251.9–55.049.8–57.0Dorsal-fin base length9.2–13.011.8–13.210.5–13.0Dorsal-fin terminus to adipose-fin insertion19.8–26.322.2–26.919.1–26.2Dorsal-fin terminus to hypural plate36.6–43.138.0–42.535.0–46.9Snout to pelvic-fin origin45.4–52.347.4–49.546.3–58.8Snout to anal-fin origin62.6–71.965.2–68.863.0–71.3Anal-fin base length10.8–22.819.5–20.717.3–26.9Caudal peduncle length13.0–18.614.8–16.512.8–18.9Dorsal-fin length15.9–22.117.1–18.917.0–21.9Pectoral-fin length15.8–20.516.7–18.817.0–21.6Pelvic-fin length13.2–16.313.8–15.711.2–17.3Caudal-peduncle depth7.0–9.69.1–9.67.8–10.6Head length25.2–31.327.7–29.226.5–33.8Percentages of head lengthHead height57.3–72.166.0–68.760.0–74.7Snout to supraoccipital tip72.7–85.275.7–82.275.2–85.3Snout length19.7–30.324.9–29.224.9–30.5Upper jaw length46.4–54.353.2–57.249.8–63.4Horizontal eye diameter12.6–23.317.1–19.913.9–22.0Postorbital head length49.3–60.956.4–58.851.8–58.8Interorbital distance23.7–32.828.1–31.022.8–31.9