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Nanobagrus immaculatus Ng, 2008

 

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Relevant Information:

Description: Nanobagrus immaculatus, is described from the Kahayan River drainage in southern Borneo. It is most readily distinguished from congeners in having a uniformly dark-coloured body lacking pale spots or patches (vs. pale spots or patches always present), larger eye (16.7–18.2% HL vs. 9.0–16.1), and a longer adipose-fin base (24.9–26.6% SL vs. 12.8–21.6). The synapomorphies used to diagnose Nanobagrus are reviewed and re-examined. Pseudomystus fuscus is hypothesized to be more closely related to Nanobagrus than to all other Pseudomystus and is hereby reassigned to the former genus. Dorsal spines (total): 1; Dorsal soft rays (total): 7; Anal soft rays: 11 - 13; Vertebrae: 34 - 35.; eye diameter 16.7-18.2% HL and adipose-fin base length 24.9-26.6% SL. Colouration: Body uniformly dark, lacking pale spots or patches. Etymology: The genus name Nanobagrus: Latin, nannus = small + Mozarabic bagre, Greek pagros = a fish, Dentex sp. The specific name immaculatus: derived from the Latin adjective, immaculatus, meaning unspotted or unstained, in allusion to the colouration pattern of the species, lacking dots or spots.

Common Name:

None

Synonyms:

None

Family:

Bagridae

Distribution:

Asia: Kahayan River drainage in southern Borneo, Indonesia. Type locality: Backwater stream, about 14 kilometers northwest of Palangkaraya, 2°05'06''S, 113°46'23''E, Kalimantan Tengah, southern Borneo, Indonesia.

Size:

3.0cm (1¼ins)

Temp:

24-27°C (75-81°F)

p.H.

6.5-7.0.

Reference:

Ng, H.H., 2008. A new species of Nanobagrus (Teleostei: Bagridae) from Southern Borneo. Copeia 2008(1):93-98.



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