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Psettoidei Psettodidae Pleuronectoidei Citharidae Paralichthyidae Pleuronectidae Hippoglossinae

Additions to the identification and distribution of the flatfishes in Russian North Pacific Elena Voronina Boris Sheiko Laboratory of Ichthyology Zoological Institute, Russian Academy of Sciences. Order Pleuronectiformes (Nelson, 2006). Psettoidei Psettodidae Pleuronectoidei Citharidae

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Psettoidei Psettodidae Pleuronectoidei Citharidae Paralichthyidae Pleuronectidae Hippoglossinae

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  1. Additions to the identification and distribution of the flatfishes in Russian North Pacific Elena Voronina Boris SheikoLaboratory of IchthyologyZoological Institute, Russian Academy of Sciences

  2. Order Pleuronectiformes (Nelson, 2006) Psettoidei Psettodidae Pleuronectoidei Citharidae Paralichthyidae PleuronectidaeHippoglossinae Eopsettinae LyopsettinaeHippoglossoidinaePleuronectinae Bothidae Soleoidei Paralichthodidae Poecilopsettidae Rhombosoleidae Achiropsettidae Samaridae Achiridae Soleidae Cynoglossidae

  3. The pleuronectids are present in the Arctic Ocean seas as well as in adjacent boreal waters. Among them Acanthopsetta nadeshnyi Atheresthes evermanni, A. stomias Hippoglossoides elassodon, H. robustus Limanda aspera, L. sakhalinensis Platichthys stellatus Liopsetta glacialis, L. pinnifasciata Reinhardtius hippoglossoides are the subject of the present report

  4. Acanthopsetta nadeshnyi Boreal Pacific Although the findings in theBering Sea were reported, reliable ones are only two specimens caught in 80-es off southwest Kamchatka (possible introduction of eggs). There are 76 inventored lots of this species in the collection of ZIN RAS. Five of them caught in the Bering Sea have been reidentified as Limanda sakhalinensis. Thus, all specimens of Acanthopsetta nadeshnyi are from Japan, Okhotsk, Yellow Seas and Pacific ocean off Japan

  5. Head of Acanthopsetta nadeshnyi scales 3 or sensory pores 2 Limanda sakhalinensis

  6. GenusAtherestheslong thought to be closely related to Reinhardtius and included into the latter one. Our morphological data, e.g. plesiomorphies in the lateral line system of the head, support validity of Atheresthesand its basal position in pleuronectid phylogeny Atheresthes Reinhardtius

  7. That corroborates the results of examination of sequence data of the mitochondrial cytochrome b in flatfishes (Suzuki et al., 2001)

  8. Atheresthes evermanni Atheresthes stomias Sympathric Boreal Pacific species. The new diagnostic characters and redetermination of the specimens are required to precise distribution.

  9. Hippoglossoides elassodon Boreal Pacific Hippoglossoides robustus Arctic–boreal Pacific The distribution of these species in the Strait of Tartary, Bristol Bay, near Kamchatka, is questionable due to often misidentification. Identification is complicated by overlapping morphometric. New reliable differences (e.g. in length of upper jaw, rows of scales etc.) should precise their differentiation.

  10. Limanda aspera Limanda sakhalinensis Sympathric species, both boreal Pacific. The adults are easily distinguished by the scales, but in juveniles these characters are undeveloped.

  11. Lateral line Limanda sakhalinensis Limanda aspera

  12. Genus Liopsetta: taxonomic status has been in question in recent years. Substantial differences between Liopsetta and Pleuronectes have been revealed, the main is unique for pleuronectids reduction of infraorbital sensory canal. L. glacialis P. quadrituberculatus

  13. Our morphological data together with data of molecular biology support validity of and its independence from Liopsetta Pleuronectes Original cladogram Roje, 2010

  14. Liopsetta glacialis Arctic Liopsetta pinnifasciata Boreal Pacific

  15. Pleuronectes quadrituberculatus boreal Pacific Including Liopsetta species into Pleuronectes makes the latter genus distribution Arctic Boreal, which is incorrect.

  16. Platichthys stellatus Arctic Boreal Pacific Extremely wide distribution and the differences between populations are the presumption of two species existence. It requires extensive morphological study supported by molecular analysis.

  17. Reinhardtius hippoglossoides Arctic Boreal Pacific and Atlantic, amphiboreal

  18. Conclusion • These examples demonstrate that using pleuronectid distribution for the investigation of the biodiversity and climate change effect monitoring as well as evolution of the group require: • Accuracy of the different rank taxonomy – family (Pleuronectidae), genus (e.g. Pleuronectes). • Accuracy of the identification and redetermination of the specimens (Acanthopsetta, Hippoglossoides species) • Revision of taxa (Platichthys, Reinhardtius) supported by molecular analysis.

  19. Thank you for your attention!

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