Identification of Larval Fish Family: Antennariidae Presented by: Edwison Setya F. *) Presented in Advanced Regional Workshop on Larval Fish Identification.

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Identification of Larval Fish Family: Antennariidae Presented by: Edwison Setya F. *) Presented in Advanced Regional Workshop on Larval Fish Identification and Fish Early Life History Science, 26 May – 15 June 2008 in Seafdec TD, Samut Prakan, Thailand.

Review of Morphological Features The body is deep. Surrounded by an inflated dermal membrane. Robust in the head and trunk. The dermal membrane is thickens in this area. Tail is initially elongate and compressed. It then deepens with growth. Inflated dermal membrane surround the body. There’re myomeres ( ).

Review of Morphological Features (contd.) GenusDAP1P2CVert AntennariusIII I, AntennatusIII I, 5919 HistrioIII I, HistiophyrneIII I, LophiocharonIII I, 5919 NudiantennariusIII I, 5919 TathicarpusIII I, 5918

Information of Sampling This sample is taken from Southern of South China Sea (SCS). Especially in Western Kalimantan waters, around Natuna islands. Taken on mid year 2005, in the collaborative research between Seafdec and Indonesian officers. Sampling gear was bongo net of MV Seafdec 2.

Information of Sampling (Contd.) Sampling track.

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TL: 7.7 mm BD: 3.6 mm ED: 0.7mm SnL: 0.3 mm PAL: -- mm DF: 11 AF: 6 P1F: 9 P2F: 4 PCR: 9 My: --

Morphological Description (contd.) The body seem transparent. Deep body shape. Robust head and body. The specimen doesn’t have any pigmentation. Trunk at the frontal isn’t formed yet. Myomeres can’t be seen.

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