Pentacerotidae

Kim, Seong-Yong, 2012, 3366, Zootaxa 3366, pp. 1-111 : 34

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1175­5334

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Pentacerotidae
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Synapomorphies of Pentacerotidae View in CoL View at ENA

SA 7. Palatine teeth are absent.

The palatine teeth are present in most typical percoids (e.g., Johnson, 1980; Kim, 2002; Imamura, 2004; Otero, 2004; pers. obs.), whereas the palatine teeth are absent in pentacerotids; therefore, this condition is a synapomorphy.

SA 8. Endopterygoid articulating with the lateral ethmoid.

The endopterygoid articulates with the lateral ethmoid in all pentacerotids. This condition is a synapomorphy, because in the typical percoids the palatine usually articulates with the lateral ethmoid, and not the endopterygoid (e.g., Gosline, 1984; Sasaki, 1989; Kim, 2002; pers. obs.).

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