James E. Bohlke

A New Gobioid Fish from the Antilles and Comments on Ctenogobius fasciatus and C. curtisi

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Gobionellus stigmalophius, a New Goby from the Gulf of Campeche and the Great Bahama Bank

latus, not represented in the 104 counts given by Schultz (1957: 54) for A. radiosus. But among the 26 larger specimens of radiosus in the Tulane collection I find two with 12 pectoral rays on one side and 13 on the other. In number of pectoral rays the two species seem to overlap somewhat more extensively than Schultz showed (Table I). Since this paper was written Leonard P. Schultz has confirmed the present interpretation by a re-examination of the specimens of Antennarius radiosus of appropriate sizes in the United States National Museum. His findings are presented, with his kind permission, in Table II.