Chaetostoma stroumpoulos
Norma J.Salcedo
Два новых вида кольчужных сомов (Loricariidae) из Перу.
Two new species of Chaetostoma (Siluriformes: Loricariidae) from the Huallaga River in central PeruAbstract
Two new species of rubbernose armored catfish are described from the upper Huallaga River (650 m elevation) in central Peru. Chaetostoma daidalmatos, new species, is distinguished from all other Chaetostoma species in having a unique combination of: large dark rounded spots on the body and on the dorsal and caudal fins, cleithral width 29.2-30.8% SL, head length 28.4-30.9% SL, and interorbital width 32.5-36.6% HL. Chaetostoma stroumpoulos, new species, is distinguished from all other Chaetostoma species in having a unique combination of: dark rounded spots on the body, head depth 17.9-21.2% SL ,base of dorsal-fin length 21.4-24.9% SL, caudal peduncle length 25.8-
29.9% SL, interorbital width 31.3-35.6% HL, and orbit diameter 15.0-17.6% HL. The new species occur in sympatry and differ from each other on characters such as: shape of papillae on naked snout, extent of dorsal fin and pectoral spine, and caudal-fin shape; and measurements such as: cleithral width, interbranchial width, first dorsal-fin ray length, and pelvic-anal length.
Norma J.Salcedo
Ichthyol.Explor.Freshwaters, Vol.17, No.3, pp.207-220