駿河灣魚類分布目録 (沿岸産淡水魚を含む)〔續き〕

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In the above list I have given names and the distribution of all the fishes (721 forms) now known from the Suruga Bay with other related localities.
The mark × indicates simply the occurence of the species or forms concerned in the region named at top of the column; the mark Δ, that the same is known to be found in the fresh or brackish waters in the region; and the mark Δ, that the same is an endemic species, not recorded from outside of the Suruga Bay.
Description of No.596.
Callionymus lunatus form. usuiro, form. nov.
Characters.-Resembles C. lunatus, but distinguishable from it in having the first dorsal spine with a very long filament, reaching almost the caudal peduncle and adistinct black eye-like spot at the posterior part of the first dorsal fin which is yellow in life. In the female specimen the first dorsal is olivaceous black with oblong or roundish white spots on the membranes from the 1st to the 3rd. General color of the back of the both sexes are much paler, pale greyish, with small spots or lines of pale brown.
Measurements.-Δ, total length 200, body length 146, length of 1 st dorsal filamoent 76 mm. Δ, total longth 165, body length 129, length of 1st dorsal filament 18.5 mm.
Type.-An adult male (N. KUROAD C0ll), off Shige, Numazu, Shizuoka Prefecture, Hondo, Japan; collected April 2, 1946, by the author.
Habitat.-At present, it is only known from Susuga Bay.
Remarks.-They were obtained from bottoms not so far from the shore, but apparently they are found on deeper bottoms than in the ordinary species, C. lunatus.