Datnioides quadrifasciatus [Status Unaccepted]
(Sevastianof,
1809) (Fish)
Organism information awaits expert curation
Organism information awaits expert curation
Taxonomy | |
Kingdom: | Animalia |
Phylum: | Chordata |
Class: | Actinopterygii |
Order: | Perciformes |
Family: | Datnioididae |
Description
Size: 30.5 cm.
Color: Olivaceous, dorsally darker, ventrally lighter, with about 8 to 10 dark brown transverse bands on sides and on caudal peduncle, about 6 of which are broader and complete, the others narrower, shorter and intermediate, in old specimens partly confluent, broader and reduced to four, in juvenile state better defined with a blackish opercular blotch and three bands on head radiating from eye to snout, back and inter operculum which flow together in old specimens into large black patches, median fins and ventrals blackish.
Compressed, oblong, dorsal profile elevated, ventral nearly straight, height 2 to 2.3 in length, head 2.2 to 2.8, pointed, the rostro-dorsal profile slightly concave till nape. Eye 4.8 to 5.5 in Head, situated in anterior third of head, its diameter longer than flatly convex inter orbital space, shorter than snout, which goes 3.5 to 3.8 in head. Cleft of mouth rather wide, oblique, lips thick, jaws nearly equal, inter maxillary protractile with a long pedicel extending to opposite posterior border of orbit, upper jaw reaching to below border of eye. Bands of fine teeth in jaws, the outer series enlarged, none on palate and tongue. Operculum pointed with a short, blunt spine and about 9 transverse series of scales, preoperculum with an obtusely rounded angle, above it somewhat more conspicuously serrated, Spinous dorsal more than twice longer than soft, which is rounded, the highest rays being in adult somewhat higher than the third to sixth spines which are the highest, the fifth going about 3 to 3.3 in height of body and about 1/3 of length of head. Anal rounded with three strong spines, the second the longest and strongest, about twice length of eye. Pectorals rounded, as long as postocular part of head. Ventrals of equal length but the first ray filamentous prolonged slightly surpassing vent. Caudal rounded, least height of its peduncle nearly twice diameter of eye.
Remarks: Values in above description denote proportions.
Size: 30.5 cm.
Color: Olivaceous, dorsally darker, ventrally lighter, with about 8 to 10 dark brown transverse bands on sides and on caudal peduncle, about 6 of which are broader and complete, the others narrower, shorter and intermediate, in old specimens partly confluent, broader and reduced to four, in juvenile state better defined with a blackish opercular blotch and three bands on head radiating from eye to snout, back and inter operculum which flow together in old specimens into large black patches, median fins and ventrals blackish.
Compressed, oblong, dorsal profile elevated, ventral nearly straight, height 2 to 2.3 in length, head 2.2 to 2.8, pointed, the rostro-dorsal profile slightly concave till nape. Eye 4.8 to 5.5 in Head, situated in anterior third of head, its diameter longer than flatly convex inter orbital space, shorter than snout, which goes 3.5 to 3.8 in head. Cleft of mouth rather wide, oblique, lips thick, jaws nearly equal, inter maxillary protractile with a long pedicel extending to opposite posterior border of orbit, upper jaw reaching to below border of eye. Bands of fine teeth in jaws, the outer series enlarged, none on palate and tongue. Operculum pointed with a short, blunt spine and about 9 transverse series of scales, preoperculum with an obtusely rounded angle, above it somewhat more conspicuously serrated, Spinous dorsal more than twice longer than soft, which is rounded, the highest rays being in adult somewhat higher than the third to sixth spines which are the highest, the fifth going about 3 to 3.3 in height of body and about 1/3 of length of head. Anal rounded with three strong spines, the second the longest and strongest, about twice length of eye. Pectorals rounded, as long as postocular part of head. Ventrals of equal length but the first ray filamentous prolonged slightly surpassing vent. Caudal rounded, least height of its peduncle nearly twice diameter of eye.
Remarks: Values in above description denote proportions.
Synonym (s)
• Chanda setifer Hamilton-Buchanan, 1822
• Gerres altispinis Gunther, 1862
• Chaetodon quadrifasciatus Sevastianov, 1809
• Coius polota Hamilton-Buchanan, 1822
• Coius binotatus Gray, 1834
• Coius binotatus Schlegel, 1842
• Coius polota Richardson, 1844
• Lobotes hexazona Bleeker, 1852
• Datnioides polota Bkeeker, 1853
• Datnioides polota Gunther, 1859
• Datnioides polota Kner, 1867
• Datnioides polota Bleeker, 1876
• Datnioides polota Martens, 1876
• Datnioides quadrifasciatus Bleeker, 1877
• Datnioides polota Day, 1888
• Datnioides quadrifasciatus Day, 1889
• Datnioides polota Vinciguerra, 1890
• Coius quadrifasciatus Fowler, 1905
• Datnioides polota Lloyd, 1907
• Datnioides quadrifasciatus M. Weber, 1913
• Datnioides quadrifasciatus Hora, 1923
• Coius quadrifasciatus Chaudhuri, 1923
• Datnioides quadrifasciatus Hora, 1924
• Datnoides polota Vinciguerra, 1926
• Datnioides polota Vinciguerra, 1926
• Datnioides polota Fowler and Bean, 1931
• Datnioides quadrifasciatus Fowler, 1928
• Chanda setifer Hamilton-Buchanan, 1822
• Gerres altispinis Gunther, 1862
• Chaetodon quadrifasciatus Sevastianov, 1809
• Coius polota Hamilton-Buchanan, 1822
• Coius binotatus Gray, 1834
• Coius binotatus Schlegel, 1842
• Coius polota Richardson, 1844
• Lobotes hexazona Bleeker, 1852
• Datnioides polota Bkeeker, 1853
• Datnioides polota Gunther, 1859
• Datnioides polota Kner, 1867
• Datnioides polota Bleeker, 1876
• Datnioides polota Martens, 1876
• Datnioides quadrifasciatus Bleeker, 1877
• Datnioides polota Day, 1888
• Datnioides quadrifasciatus Day, 1889
• Datnioides polota Vinciguerra, 1890
• Coius quadrifasciatus Fowler, 1905
• Datnioides polota Lloyd, 1907
• Datnioides quadrifasciatus M. Weber, 1913
• Datnioides quadrifasciatus Hora, 1923
• Coius quadrifasciatus Chaudhuri, 1923
• Datnioides quadrifasciatus Hora, 1924
• Datnoides polota Vinciguerra, 1926
• Datnioides polota Vinciguerra, 1926
• Datnioides polota Fowler and Bean, 1931
• Datnioides quadrifasciatus Fowler, 1928
Common Name (s)
• Four-banded Tripletail
• Four-banded Tripletail
Economic Importance and Threats
Ecology
Habitat: Estuarine
Habitat: Estuarine
Biogeography
• West Bengal, Ganges Estuary INDIA
• Orissa, Chilika Lake INDIA (Record: 1985-1987)
• Orissa, Chilika Lake INDIA
• INDIA
• Andhra Pradesh, Off Visakhapatnam (Lat: 17.73) (Long: 83.55) INDIA (Record: 04/1989-03/1990) (Depth: 50 mts)
• West Bengal, Ganges Estuary INDIA
• Orissa, Chilika Lake INDIA (Record: 1985-1987)
• Orissa, Chilika Lake INDIA
• INDIA
• Andhra Pradesh, Off Visakhapatnam (Lat: 17.73) (Long: 83.55) INDIA (Record: 04/1989-03/1990) (Depth: 50 mts)
Literature Source(s)
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