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Osteological Development of the Larvae and Juvenile of Trident Goby, Tridentiger obscurus
Seon-Yeong Hwang1, Jae-Min Park2, Sung-Hun Lee3
1Jeollanam-Do Ocean and Fisherises Science Institute, Yeosu 59713, Korea.
Abstract:
This study is to observe the developmental process of the larval skeleton according to the growth of the trident goby, Tridentiger obscurus belonging to the larvae and juveniles and use it as the basic data of the taxonomic study. 8 days after hatching, the parasphenoid was ossified with an average total length of 3.62 mm, and basioccipital began to ossify. Caudal vertebrae and neural spine ossified in vertebra. 17 days after hatching, the average total length of the long hairs was 4.32 mm, pterotic and epiotic were ossified, and interhyal and subopercle were ossified. 52 days after hatching, the average total length of the juvenile was 18.2 mm, and lateral ethmoid, hypohyal ossified, vertebrae were parapophysis, and epural bone was osseous to the bone.
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