Amatitlania
publication ID |
z01603p001 |
DOI |
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6248740 |
persistent identifier |
https://treatment.plazi.org/id/C1FD5D07-A9F6-C3DD-DF7C-E08473CDB173 |
treatment provided by |
Thomas |
scientific name |
Amatitlania |
status |
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Key to species of genus Amatitlania View in CoL View at ENA
11a(6a) Circumpeduncular scales modally 15-16; body depth usually greater than 50% of SL, always greater than 48% of SL; stripe from snout to eye usually well defined............................................ 12
11b Circumpeduncular scales modally 17-18; body depth usually less than 48% of SL, always less than 50% of SL; stripe from snout to eye usually diffuse......................................................................... 13
12a(11a) Eye blue, gold-rimmed; modally 2-2.5 scales from lateral line to first dorsal fin ray (Fig. 20); caudal vertebrae modally 15................................................................................ Amatitlania kanna
12b Eye bluish or greenish; modally 1.5 scales from lateral line to first dorsal fin ray (Fig. 21); caudal vertebrae modally 14............................................................................................ Amatitlania siquia
13 a(11b) Fourth bar on side of body Y-shaped (Fig. 19); body depth usually less than 47% of SL, always less than 48% of SL; lower lip often with a caudad projection at dorsal angle; abdominal vertebrae 13 ........................................................................................................... Amatitlania coatepeque
13b Fourth bar on side of body I-shaped (Fig. 18); body depth usually greater than 47% of SL, always greater than 46% of SL; lower lip, normal at angle; abdominal vertebrae 12 .......... ………………… ................................................................................................................ ….. Amatitlania nigrofasciata
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