Re: [Killietalk] Nematolebias papilliferus or whitei

[LeeH920226 at aol_com]

In a message dated 2/18/08 8:47:57 PM, whuntley at verizon_net writes:


> . Lee, please find that reference, OK?
> 

Now I remember where I read the reference. It was in a reprint from 
Ichthyological Exploration of Freshwaters. I got a chance to read it from a reprint 
that Dave Koran had. I will see if he still has it and will read it again. The 
only thing I remember was that the papilliferus has vertical bars on the sides 
of the male made up of closely aligned gold spots. The males of whitei have 
less organized spots. Papilliferus was longer and more slender on average. More 
details when I get to read the article again. There are soma details summarized 
on killidata on line. There it states that whitei has 16.5 dorsal rays and 
papilliferus has 17.5. Other differences include vertebrae average count, and 
others.



Lee Harper
Media PA



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