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摘要
Paratethys渐新世的小型类似鲈鱼的鱼类传统上被分配给布氏Serranus budensis(Heckel,1856)。本文对波兰外喀尔巴阡山脉的正模标本和标本进行了新的形态学研究。对布氏寡serranoides budensis(Heckel,1856),incertae sedis Percoidei进行了修订,并与渐新世副特提斯的其他类似鲈鱼的小型鱼类进行了比较。morozkiensis、brnoensis、polonicus和comparabilis的Carpathoseranoides与O.budensis非常相似,需要进一步的研究来澄清这些物种的有效性。布氏O.budensis与渐新世-下中新世Pirsagatia sytchevskaye、始新世Jimtylerius temnopterus、Ottaviania mariae、O。Leptitacnthus、Veranichthys ventralis和古新世Proseranus lundensis。布氏O.budensis与木犀总科有许多共同的特征,不同之处在于没有牙齿的腭。介绍了副特提斯渐新世小型鲈鱼的古生物地理学。
Taxonomic revision of the Oligocene percoid fish Oligoserranoides budensis (Heckel, 1856), from the Paratethys and paleobiogeographic comments
Small perch-like fishes from the Oligocene of the Paratethys were traditionally assigned to Serranus budensis (Heckel, 1856). A new morphological study of the holotype and specimens from the Outer Carpathians, Poland, is provided herein. Oligoserranoides budensis (Heckel, 1856), Percoidei incertae sedis, is revised and compared with other small perch-like fishes from the Oligocene Paratethys. Caucasoserranoides morozkiensis, Carpathoserranoides brnoensis, Carpathoserranoides polonicus and Oligoserranoides comparabilis are very similar to O. budensis and further studies are necessary to clarify the validity of those species. O. budensis is compared with the Oligocene-Lower Miocene Pirsagatia sytchevskayae, the Eocene Jimtylerius temnopterus, Ottaviania mariae,O. leptacanthus, Veranichthys ventralis and the Palaeocene Proserranus lundensis. O. budensis shares many characters with the Lutjanoidea, and differs in a toothless palatine. The palaeobiogeography of Oligocene small perch-like fishes in the Paratethys is presented.
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