Proceedings of the California Academy of Sciences volume 43

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In most salangoids the entire dorsal and most of the lateral body surfaces are devoid of mela- nophores. Protosalanx chinensis and Neosalanx andersoni provide notable exceptions. Young of Protosalanx and. Neosalanx exhibit very few me- lanophores. Large and sexually ripe individuals of these two species, however, may have the dor- sal and lateral surfaces of the body with numer- ous melanophores. Those on the dorsal body sur- face are fine, exceedingly numerous, and generally scattered over the
... entire musculature, but those on the sides are few and peculiarly restricted along the course of the myotomal septae. About a doz- en melanophores lie on each myotomal septa; the melanophores of successive septae are more or less parallel to each other; the cells are oblique- ly elongate, conforming to the thinness and obliquity of the septae and thus forming a series of widely spaced thin black slashes. This pattern, sometimes barely evident or absent in P. Chi- nensis, is very well developed in two gravid fe- males of 1 29-132 mm (USNM 1 20746).

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