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摘要
本研究是为了描述新发现的冠泥鳅(Paracobitis hircanica Mousavi-Sabet et al ., 2015)的骨结构。为此,从里海盆地东南部的扎林郭尔河采集了10个标本。清除和染色后,检查骨学特征。结果表明,该骨标本的骨学特征为:膜外-4呈板状突出,无籽骨骨化,5个硬脊膜,游离且长硬脊膜,骨后与牙体无联系,筛前- 1和基膜-4缺失,牙槽骨被膜和柄部存在。我们的自然(2015),13(1):8-18
Osteology of Hyrcanian crested loach, Paracobitis hircanica (Pisces, Nemacheilidae)
This study was carried out to describe of osteological structure of the newly described crested loach, Paracobitis hircanica Mousavi-Sabet et al ., 2015. For this purpose, ten specimens were collected from the Zaringol River, in the southeastern Caspian Sea basin. After clearing and staining, osteologicl characteristics were examined. The obtained results showed that the P. hircanica is osteologicaly characterized by plate-like protrusion in epibranchial-4, no sesamoid ossifications, five hypurals, free and long epural, no connection between retroarcticulare and dental, loss of preethmoideum-I and basibranciale-4, alveolar bony capsule and presence of the manubrium. Our Nature (2015), 13(1): 8-18