. Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard College. Zoology. 190 Bulletin Museum of Comparative Zoology, Vol. 140, No. 5. Figure 16. Peprilus snyderi, mm SL, Acapulco market, Mexico, BC 61-126. wise indicated. CS indicates specimens cleared and stained. Size ranges, in mm, are standard lengths (SL). *BC 59-247 (1 mm, Mazatlan, Mexico); *BC 59- 687 (3, Panama City market); *BC 60-25 (1, Mex., Golfo de Tehuantepec, Puerto Arista to Salina Cruz); *BC 61-126 (1, Mex., Aca- pulco market); *FMNH 73840 (1, Mex., 1-5 miles off Chiapas coast at
. Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard College. Zoology. 190 Bulletin Museum of Comparative Zoology, Vol. 140, No. 5. Figure 16. Peprilus snyderi, mm SL, Acapulco market, Mexico, BC 61-126. wise indicated. CS indicates specimens cleared and stained. Size ranges, in mm, are standard lengths (SL). *BC 59-247 (1 mm, Mazatlan, Mexico); *BC 59- 687 (3, Panama City market); *BC 60-25 (1, Mex., Golfo de Tehuantepec, Puerto Arista to Salina Cruz); *BC 61-126 (1, Mex., Aca- pulco market); *FMNH 73840 (1, Mex., 1-5 miles off Chiapas coast at Guatemala border to above San Benito, 18-27 m, 14-18 December 1954); IMS 1310 (1, Mex., Salina Cruz market, 16 August 1963); *LACM 8859-2 (3: , Gulf of California, 24°29'N, 110°26'W, 0-15 m captured in 82-110 m water, 6 April 1964, R/V ALASKA); *SIO H50-181 (3, Pacific Ocean, Baja Calif., Bahia San Juanico, San Juanico Anchorage, 26°15'N, 112°28'W, 12 April 1950, snag hooks); *SU 7009 (2, , paratypes, Panama Bay); *USNM 50448 (1, paratype, Panama Bay); *UCLA W53-267 (1, Panama City market, 23 June 1953); *UCLA W55-23 (1, Gulf of Calif., Baja Calif., 1 mile S of San Felipe, 0-7 m, 9-11 March 1955, 600 ft beach seine); *UCLA W56-113 (1: , Gulf of Calif., Sinaloa, Mex., just S of mouth of Bahia Topolobampo, 6-11 m, 24 May 1956); *UCLA W56-129 (4 , Jalisco, Mex., Bahia de Banderas, 20°32'N, 105°17'W, 0-7 m, 18 March 1956, bait net, 1 CS). Diagnosis. P. snyderi is an elongate, wide-ranging, rarely-collected species with slightly falcate dorsal and anal fins. Char- acters that distinguish P. snyderi from P. medius, P. ovatus, and P. simillimus, are listed in the diagnosis of each of these species, respectively. Description. Proportional measurements are given in Table 13 and meristic values in Table 14. Body elongate, shallow to moderately deep, compressed; anterior dor- sal profile slightly convex. Eye di
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