TABLE 3 in Revision of the smaller-sized dorados (Salminus), with comments on the monophyly of the genus and its biogeography (Characiformes: Bryconidae)

TABLE 3. Morphometric data from the different populations of Salminus hilarii (n = 10, 50, and 135 for rio Jaguaribe, rio S ã o Francisco, and rio Paraná basins, respectively).
JaguaribeS ã o FranciscoParanáStandard length (mm)114.7–224.1106.3–274.595.2–332.0Percentages of standard lengthDepth at dorsal-fin origin24.3–27.422.9–28.222.6–29.4Snout to dorsal-fin origin51.9–56.750.2–57.151.0–56.9Dorsal-fin base length10.9–12.310.8–14.210.1–13.3Dorsal-fin terminus to adipose-fin insertion20.2–24.518.5–24.219.1–24.9Dorsal-fin terminus to hypural plate35.2–40.033.6–40.232.5–40.3Snout to pelvic-fin origin47.1–51.346.3–52.146.1–51.5Snout to anal-fin origin66.0–72.062.0–71.764.4–71.9Anal-fin base length18.1–21.520.0–25.717.9–24.1Caudal peduncle length12.1–16.112.6–18.012.3–16.9Dorsal-fin length17.9–19.917.3–21.915.3–22.3Pectoral-fin length17.3–19.016.1–19.714.1–20.0Pelvic-fin length12.7–15.012.5–15.610.9–14.8Caudal-peduncle depth8.2–10.18.2–9.78.2–10.1Head length26.5–30.725.2–30.925.2–32.1Percentages of head lengthHead height67.0–76.261.2–74.361.0–75.0Snout to supraoccipital tip76.9–90.575.6–84.675.8–87.7Snout length24.6–30.024.7–29.324.5–31.0Upper jaw length47.9–57.247.8–54.248.0–57.8Horizontal eye diameter15.1–24.115.0–23.813.9–25.1Postorbital head length53.2–57.950.3–58.148.8–59.9Interorbital distance27.1–33.524.3–30.125.8–33.4