. Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard College. Zoology. Stromateoid Fishes • Hacdrich 55. Figure 8. Hyperoglyphe perciiorma, drawing of an approximately 200-mm specimen, courtesy of the Smitfisonian Institution. Palimirichthys Bleeker, 1859 (November):22. (Sub- stitute name for Palinurus DeKay, and there- fore taking the same type species, Conjphacna perciformis Mitchill, 1818:244.) Palimirichthys Gill, 1860:20. (Substitute name, proposed independently from Bleeker, for Palinums DeKay, and therefore taking the same type species, Coryphacna perciformis Mitchill, 1818:244.)
. Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard College. Zoology. Stromateoid Fishes • Hacdrich 55. Figure 8. Hyperoglyphe perciiorma, drawing of an approximately 200-mm specimen, courtesy of the Smitfisonian Institution. Palimirichthys Bleeker, 1859 (November):22. (Sub- stitute name for Palinurus DeKay, and there- fore taking the same type species, Conjphacna perciformis Mitchill, 1818:244.) Palimirichthys Gill, 1860:20. (Substitute name, proposed independently from Bleeker, for Palinums DeKay, and therefore taking the same type species, Coryphacna perciformis Mitchill, 1818:244.) PammcJas (Uinther, 1860:485. (Substitute name for Palinurus DeKay, and therefore taking the same type species, Coryphacna perciformis Mitchill, 1818:244.) Eurumetopos Morton, 1888:77. (Type species: Eurumetopos johnstonii Morton, 1888:77, by monotypy. Tasmania. A synonym of Perca antarctica Camiichael, 1818:501.) Tolcdiu Miranda-Ribeiro, 1915:5. (Type species: Toledia macrophihalma Miranda-Ribeiro, 1915:5, by monotypy. Macahe, Brazil.) Ocycrius Jordan and Hubbs, 1925:226. (Type spe- cies: Centrolophus joponicus Doderlein in Steindachner and Doderlein, 1885:183, by original designation. Tokyo, Japan.) The combination of less than 25 dorsal finrays, about eight short spines not in- creasing in length to the rays in the dor- sal fin, toothless palate, pelvic insertion under pectoral fin base, supramaxillary bone present, and lateral line arched an- teriorly straightening out over the anal fin, distinguishes Hyperoglyphe from all other stromateoid genera. The name, a feminine noun, is from the Greek vvkfj, above, + y\vyi, groove, in reference to the deep longitudinal groove in the roof of the mouth. Description. Body moderately deep, maximum depth around 30 to 35 per cent of the standard length; musculature firm. Caudal peduncle broad, of moderate length. Dorsal fin originating over or a little behind insertion of pectoral fins, continuous, six to eight short stout spines not gra
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