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Fish Eggs,Larvae and Juveniles in the Offshore Waters of China and their Adjacent Waters,This book is mainly focus on the ontogeny in morphological characteristics of 222 species of marine teleost fish eggs, larvae and juveniles belonging to 137 genera, 73 families, and 18 orders Among these 222 taxa, of which 178 taxa were identified as species, belonging to 122 genera, 62 families and 16 orders. Be limited in the available references, 41 taxa allows identification only at the genus level and 3 taxa only at the family level. A brief review on the research history of the species or genera during their early life stages were made, also early ontogenetic morphological characteristics of some related species were discussed. In total, 703 pieces illustrations, of which 86 pieces referred to fish eggs, 600 pieces referred to larval and juvenile and 17 others referred to some related species were interpreted in this book. These illustrations serve as examples of how the descriptive information on biological and ecological information during the early life stages of various species and some related species. Other information such as the distribution areas, collecting areas and times of the discussed species can also be interpreted. Some illustrations were the new records of early ontogenetic morphological characteristics of some species from China  

 

 

I.Gonorhynchiformes

1. Chanidae

II. Clupeiformes

2. Clupeidae

3. Engraulidae

III. Salmoniformes

4. Gonostomidae

5. Sternoptychidae

6. Stomiatidae

7. Melanostomiatidae

8. Malacosteidae

9. Astronesthidae

IV. Myctophiformes

10. Synodontidae

11. Aulopodidae

12. Chlorophthalmidae

13. Myctophidae

14. Scopelarchidae

15. Paralepididae

16. Evermannellidae

17. Scopelosauridae

V. Notacanthiformes

18. Halosauridae

VI. Gadiformes

19. Bregmacerotidae

VII. Ophidiiformes

20. Carapidae

VIII. Beryciformes

21. Holocentridae

IX. Atheriniformes

22. Atherinidae

X. Zeiformes

23. Antigonidae

XI.Lampriformes

24. Trachipteridae

XII. Gasterosteiformes

25. Macrorhamphosidae

XIII. Mugiliformes

26. Sphyraenidae

XIV. Perciformes

27. Serranidae

28. Priacanthidae

29. Apogonidae

30. Sillaginidae

31. Carangidae

32. Formionidae

33. Pomatomidae

34. Bramidae

35. Sciaenidae

36. Gerridae

37. Lutjanidae

38. Lethrinidae

39. Scolopsidae

40. Theraponidae

41. Girellidae

42. Pempheridae

43. Scorpidae

44. Chaetodontidae

45. Histiopteridae (Pentacerotidae)

46. Cepolidae

47. Labridae

48. Pomacentridae

49. blenniidae

50. Pholidae

51. Ophidiidae

52. Callionymidae

53. Ammodytidae

54. Acanthuridae

55. Trichiuridae

56. Gempylidae

57. Scombridae

58. Istiophoridae

59. Thunnidae

60. Nomeidae

61. Taenioididae

62. Echeneidae

XV. Scorpaeniformes

63. Scorpaenidae

64. Dactylopteridae

XVI. Pleuronectiformes

65.Paralichthyidae

66. Bothidae

67. Pleuronectidae

68. Cynoglossidae

XVII. Tetraodontiformes

69. Monacanthidae

70. Molidae

XVIII. Lophiiformes

71. Lophiidae

72. Caulophrynidae

73. Antennariidae

 

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