Larvae of two Indo-West Pacific anthiine fishes, Giganthias immaculatus and Serranocirrhitus latus (Perciformes: Serranidae)

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Larvae of two Indo-West Pacific anthiine fishes, Giganthias immaculatus and Serranocirrhitus latus (Perciformes: Serranidae) Yoshinobu Konishi, Chiyuki Sassa and Makoto Okamoto Seikai National Fisheries Research Institute Taira-machi, Nagasaki, Japan

Introduction The subfamily Anthiinae, coral reef and rocky fishes, consists of at least 21 genera with about 170 species in the world, most being Indo-Pacific (Nelson, 2006). In Japanese waters, at least 47 species fishes in 13 genera inhabit (Senou, 2013). Larval fish Information of Anthiinae in the West Pacific is restricted due to mostly indistinguishable fin-ray counts, only several species larvae being reported so far. In this presentation, larvae of two Indo-West Pacific anthiine species with specific fin-ray counts are described based on the three specimens, and their pigmentaion and head spination are compared with those of the other species from literatures and specimens collected from the western North Pacific.

Materials 1 Giganthias immaculatus 5.4 mm SL (postflexion) 10 Feb., 2007 Bongo net (oblique, from 153-m depth) 2 Giganthias immaculatus 4.2 mm NL (flexion) 24 Feb., 2007 Bongo net (oblique, from 107-m depth) 3 Serranocirrhitus latus 6.8 mm SL (postflexion) 13 Sept., 1986 IKPT net (oblique, from 110-m depth) 34 32 30 28 26 24 22 120 122 124 126 128 130 132 China Taiwan Korea 100 m 200 m East China Sea 1 3 2 Ryukyu Isls. Kyusyu Isl.

Identification (1/2) 1. Morphological characteristics of anthiine larvae Body shape moderate to deep Anus beyond midbody Spinous dorsal fin and pelvic fin early forming Head ornamentation and spination extensive, usually preopercle and interopercle spines well developed Fin spines sometimes serrate Pigment not heavy Leis and Rennis (2000); Baldwin (1990)

Identification (2/2) 2. Fin-ray counts and number of vertebrae (=myomeres) Meristics of Japanese anthiine genera Species D A P1 V * Caprodon 1 X, 19-21 III, 7-9 16-17 26-27 Luzonichthys 2 X+15~16 III, 7-8 17-22 26 Meganthias 1 X, 16-17 III, 9 16 Odontanthias 5 X, 12-18 III, 7-8 16-19 26 Plectranthias 8 X, 13-18 III, 6-8 12-17 26-27 Pseudanthias 22 X, 11-18 III, 6-9 15-21 26 Rabaulichthys 1 X, 16 III, 7 19 26 Sacura 1 X, 16-18 III, 7 16-18 26 Selenanthias 1 X, 15-17 III, 7 15 26 Tosana 1 X, 13-14 III, 6-7 15-16 26 Tosanoides 2 X, 17 III, 8 13 26 Giganthias 1 IX, 13 III, 8 16 25 Serranocirrhitus 1 X, 18-20 III, 7 13-14 26 Sources: Senou (2013) and * Leis and Rennis (2000)

Descriptions (1/5) Giganthias immaculatus (5.4 mm SL, Postflexion) D IX, 13; A II, 9; P 1 16; P 2 I, 5; M 25 * Outwardly projecting teeth on premaxilla (Baldwin, 1990) * * Head spines smooth without serration Body deep, kite-shaped, laterally compressed Preanal length 60% SL Head large, eye small Mouth slightly oblique, large with larval teeth * in premaxilla Head spination * * (supraoccipital, supraorbital ridge, preopercle, interopercle, opercle, posttemporal, supracleithrum) Frontal, parietal and supraoccipital spines rugose (not illustrated)

Descriptions (2/5) Giganthias immaculatus (5.4 mm SL, continued) Fin spines smooth Pigment (isthmus, tip of lower jaw, lateral surface of lower jaw, midbrain, pectoral-fin membrane (only left side), dorsal and dorsolateral gut *, boundary between mid and hind brains) * Blue color indicates internal pigment

Descriptions (3/5) Giganthias immaculatus (4.2 mm NL, Flexion) D VIII, 1; A 7; P 1 7; P 2 I, 4; M 25 General appearance, head spination and pigmentation nearly same as those of the 5.4-mm postflexion larva Spinous dorsal and pelvic fins early forming

Descriptions (4/5) Serranocirrhitus latus (6.8 mm SL, Postflexion) D X, 19; A III, 7; P 1 13; P 2 I, 5; M 26 * Head spines smooth except preopercle spine at angle laterally with a serrated ridge Body deep and oval Head and trunk slightly rotund Preanal length 57% SL Head large (52% SL) Round eye small Mouth slightly oblique and large with larval teeth in premaxilla Lower jaw slightly projecting Head spination * (supraorbital ridge, preopercle, interopercle, subopercle, opercle, tabular, posttemporal,supracleithrum) Frontal and parietal rugose (not illustrated)

Descriptions (5/5) Serranocirrhitus latus (6.8 mm SL, continued) * Internal pigment on gut indistinct due to fade by long-term preservation Pelvic-fin base anterior to pectoral base Pelvic fin and several anal soft rays elongate Fin spines smooth Pigment (brain, tip of snout, dorsal midline beneath anterior and posterior dorsal-fin bases, boundary between mid and hind brains)

Comparisons of Pigmentation (1/3) 1 Dorsal portion of trunk and tail 2 Ventral midline of tail 3 Lateral midline of tail 4 Brain 5 Snout 6 Lower jaw 7 Spinous dorsal fin 8 Pelvic fin 9 Caudal fin 10 Pectoral fin 11 Opercular portion 12 Ventral gut 13 Isthmus A 4 7 10 1 C 4 3 9 6 5.3 mm SL B 4 6 13 6.0 mm SL 8 12 7 2 2 11 9 9 5 A Sacura margaritacea (Kojima, 1988); B Caprodon schlegelii (Okamoto, 2003); C Hemanthias leptus (Baldwin, 1990); D Anthias tenuis (Baldwin, 1990) D 6.0 mm SL 6.7 mm SL 1 2 2 9

Comparisons of Pigmentation (2/3) A) Tosanoides sp. 7.5 mm SL East China Sea D X, 17; A III, 8; P 1 13 Unique pigment: large blotch at snout B) Plectranthias sp.? 4.3 mm SL East China Sea D X, 15; A II, 8; P 1 14 Unique pigment: scattered melanophores laterally on trunk and tail C) Plectranthias sp. 6.8 mm SL East China Sea Whole body Pectoral fin D X, 16; A II, 8; P 1 17 Unique pigment: scattered melanophores on whole membrane of pectoral fin

Comparisons of Pigmentation (3/3) Giganthias immaculatus (5.4 mm SL, Postflexion) Serranocirrhitus latus (6.8 mm SL, Postflexion) Low pigment type Moderate pigment type Arrows indicate pigmented portions (outer pigment in red color; the internal in blue color)

Comparisons of Head Spination (1/2) Preopercle (Po); Interopercle (Io); Subopercle (So); Opercle (O); Posttemporal (Ptt); Supracleithrum (Scl); Tabulars (T); Pterotic (Pt); Parietal (Pa); Frontal (F); Suparaoccipital (Soc); Supraorbital ridge (Sor); Lacrymal (La); Infraorbitals (If); Articular (A) Soc Pa T A Ptt B Sor F Ptt Scl 8.2 mm SL Scl Sor O 14.2 mm SL La If A Io So Po Pronotogrammus aureorubens (Baldwin, 1990) Plectranthias garrupellus (Baldwin, 1990) Po So Io C Anthiinae sp. 10.7 mm SL Philippine Sea D X, 16; A III, 7; P 1 17 Whole body Opercle Maxilla

Comparisons of Head Spination (2/2) Giganthias immaculatus (5.4 mm SL, Head) Serranocirrhitus latus (6.8 mm SL, Head) Soc Ptt T Ptt Sor Scl Sor Scl O O So Io Io Low spination type Po Po Moderate spination type

Conclusions Unreported two Indo-West Pacific anthiine larvae, Giganthias immaculatus and Serranocirrhitus latus, were described based on three specimens from the East China Sea, and their pigment and head spine patterns were compared with those of other anthiine larvae reported and examined. Larvae of G. immaculatus described share the morphological characters with other anthiine larvae reported so far, although some taxonomists placed this species in the independent family, Giganthiidae, or serranid subfamily, Giganthiinae. Some examined anthiine larvae develop characteristic pigment on the snout, pectoral fin and lateral trunk and tail, and head spines on the opercle and maxilla, that are unreported so far.

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