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. The Annals and magazine of natural history; zoology, botany, and geology. Natural history; Zoology; Botany; Geology. 732 Osteology and Classification of 'lie Oohioid Fishes. the metapterygoid is identifieJ as mesopteiygoid, the sym- plectic as metapterygoid, and part (f the proeoperculum as symplectic. Fig. Pectoral fin-skeleton of:—A. Eleotris mannorata; B, Gobius capita; and C. Periophthahmis koelreuteri. cl, cleithrum ; sc, bypercoracoid ; cor, hypocoracoid; r, radials. Subfamily 1. Gothinm. Eyes not erectile; base of pectoral fin normal. Pectoral radials moderately elongate, inserted
. The Annals and magazine of natural history; zoology, botany, and geology. Natural history; Zoology; Botany; Geology. 732 Osteology and Classification of 'lie Oohioid Fishes. the metapterygoid is identifieJ as mesopteiygoid, the sym- plectic as metapterygoid, and part (f the proeoperculum as symplectic. Fig. Pectoral fin-skeleton of:—A. Eleotris mannorata; B, Gobius capita; and C. Periophthahmis koelreuteri. cl, cleithrum ; sc, bypercoracoid ; cor, hypocoracoid; r, radials. Subfamily 1. Gothinm. Eyes not erectile; base of pectoral fin normal. Pectoral radials moderately elongate, inserted on a very narrow ridge o£ the cleithrum ; hypocoracoid small, the foramen between it and cleithrum minute or absent. The genera may be arranged thus :— I. Spinous dorsal, when present, separate; soft dorsal free from caudal; pectorals large ; vertebrse 25 to 28 (10-12+15-17). Gohitis, Latrunculus, Gohiodon, Hoplopomus, Crypto- centnis, Chasmuts, Tridentiger, Crystallogobius, Luciogobitts, Leucosjyarion, Sici/cUmn, &c., &c. II. Vertical fins confluent; pectorals small or moderate. A. Vertebrae 23 or 29 (11 + 17-18); caudal vertebraj elongate Gobioides, Tcenioides. B. Vertebrge 34 (10+24) ; caudal ver- tebrae normal Trypauchen, Tryjuiuchenichtkys. In Trypauchenichthys the pelvic fins are small, separate, each of a spine and four soft rays, tiie two inner vestigial; in the other Gobiinse each pelvic fin has five soft rays and they are united to form a Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original London, Taylor and Francis, Ltd
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