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  1. Fishes of the Northeastern Atlantic and Mediterranean: Argyropelecus ...

    Upper preopercular spine short, extending little, if at all, beyond posterior edge of preopercle; lower preopercular spine short, curving outwards and ventrally, its length always less (usually less than …

  2. (5) There are 12 PV photophores in all spe- cies of Argyropelecus. A similar number occurs in Maurolicus muelleri. The immediate outgroup genera, Argyripnus, Polyipnus, Sonoda, and Ster- …

  3. Argyropelecus olfersii - Wikipedia

    This shape, alongside the counterillumination provided by the well-developed ventral photophores, reduces the silhouette of the fish when viewed from beneath, concealing it from potential predators.

  4. Early Life History Description

    Elongate compressed body; photophores and sequence of development (~6-10 mm SL): lower OP, BR, posterior IV, anterior IV, posterior AC, anterior AC, OA, ORB, and VAV; SAB, PAN, AN, and SC …

  5. Family STERNOPTYCHIDAE Duméril 1805 (Marine Hatchetfishes)

    Feb 19, 2025 · Argyropelecus gigas Norman 1930 gígas (Gr. γίγας), giant, the largest marine hatchetfish, described at 87 mm SL (but reaching 110 mm)

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  6. The entire luminous system was made up of 138 photophores, all facing downwards with the exception of the cephalic photophores facing obliquely.

  7. Sternoptychidae - Oxford Reference

    Many photophores are present on the flanks of Argyropelecus lychnus (silvery hatchetfish), 6 cm. There are about 27 species, distributed world-wide at depths of 100–4000 m.

  8. Argyropelecus affinis, Pacific hatchet fish - FishBase

    May make short diel migrations (Ref. 4739). Smaller individuals feed on copepods and ostracods; larger ones feed on euphausiids, salps and chaetognaths (Ref. 4739). Adult complement of photophores …

  9. Rare Fossil Fish Argyropelecus

    One of the distinguishing characters of the genus Argyropelecus is the presence of a bony blade in front of the dorsal fin. Hatchetfishes are deepsea fishes which have upward-directed eyes and light …

  10. Argyropelecus affinis - Facts, Diet, Habitat & Pictures on ... - Animalia

    Adult Argyropelecus affinis feed on planktonic organisms, salps, krill, arrow worms, copepods and ostracods. Smaller fish consume mainly copepods and ostracods, and their adult arrangement of …