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Species related to Kyphosus sectatrix: [ 6 ] records

lutescens, Pimelepterus Jordan [D. S.] & Gilbert [C. H.] 1882:229 [Proceedings of the United States National Museum v. 4 (no. 221); ref. 18348] Braithwaite Bay, Socorro Island, Revillagigedo Islands (Mexico), eastern Pacific. Holotype (unique): USNM 28371(apparently lost). •Unidentifiable, in Kyphosus -- (Sakai & Nakabo 2004:25 [ref. 27596]). •Valid as Kyphosus lutescens (Jordan & Gilbert 1882) -- (Nelson et al. 2004:150 [ref. 27807], Page et al. 2013:154 [ref. 32708], Del Moral-Flores et al. 2016:609 [ref. 34923], Love et al. 2021:169 [ref. 39279]). •Synonym of Kyphosus sectatrix (Linnaeus 1758) -- (Knudsen & Clements 2013:54 [ref. 33031], Knudsen & Clements 2016:[2] 253 [ref. 34458]). Current status: Synonym of Kyphosus sectatrix (Linnaeus 1758). Kyphosidae. Habitat: marine.

gallveii, Pimelepterus Cunningham [J. T.] 1910:99, Pl. 6 [Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London 1910 (pt 1); ref. 14434] St. Helena Island, South Atlantic. Holotype (unique): BMNH 1910.9.9.8. Named for Mr. Gallwey, consistently spelled gallveii in original; that spelling is acceptable. •Uncertain species, as Kyphosus gallveii (Cunningham 1910) -- (Desoutter 1990:832 [ref. 18967] as galleveii). •Synonym of Kyphosus bosquii (Lacepède 1802) -- (Sakai & Nakabo 2014:272 [ref. 33211]). •Synonym of Kyphosis sectatrix (Linnaeus 1758) -- (Knudsen & Clements 2013:54 [ref. 33031], Knudsen & Clements 2016:263 [ref. 34458]). Current status: Synonym of Kyphosus sectatrix (Linnaeus 1758). Kyphosidae. Habitat: marine.

oblongior, Pimelepterus Cuvier [G.] in Cuvier & Valenciennes 1831:264 [Histoire naturelle des poissons v. 7; ref. 4881] No locality. Holotype (unique): RMNH (apparently lost). Type catalog: Bauchot 1963:173 [ref. 20718]. •Possible synonym of Kyphosus sectator (Linnaeus 1766) [= Kyphosus sectatris (Linnaeus 1758)] -- (Desoutter 1973:420 [ref. 7203], Desoutter 1990:831 [ref. 18967]). •Status uncertain -- (Sakai & Nakabo 1995:61 [ref. 21821]). Current status: Uncertain as Kyphosus sectatrix (Linnaeus 1758). Kyphosidae. Habitat: marine.

pacificus, Kyphosus Sakai [K.] & Nakabo [T.] 2004:20, Fig. 1 [Ichthyological Research v. 51 (no. 1); ref. 27596] Ani-jima, Ogasawara Islands, Japan. Holotype: FAKU 82421. Paratypes: AMS.IB 5332 (1), BPBM 12226 (1), FAKU 100997 (1), IORD 76-549 (1), NSMT-P 63487 (1), QM. I 9396 (1), ZUMT 31003 (1). Plus non-type material. •Valid as Kyphosus pacificus Sakai & Nakabo 2004 -- (Randall 2005:305 [ref. 28239], Hoese & Bray 2006:1323 [ref. 29000], Randall 2007:271 [ref. 30952], Motomura et al. 2010:133 [ref. 31256], Knudsen & Clements 2013:6 [ref. 32384], Sakai & Nakabo 2014:[1] [ref. 33211], Koeda et al. 2016:51 [ref. 35333], Koeda et al. 2016:13 [ref. 35354], Honda et al. 2022:20 [ref. 39421]). •Synonym of Kyphosus sectatrix (Linnaeus 1758) -- (Knudsen & Clements 2013:54 [ref. 33031], Knudsen & Clements 2016:263 [ref. 34458]). Current status: Synonym of Kyphosus sectatrix (Linnaeus 1758). Kyphosidae. Habitat: marine.

saltatrix, Perca Linnaeus [C.] 1758:293 [Systema Naturae, Ed. X v. 1; ref. 2787] Dry Tortugas Island, Gulf of Mexico, Florida, USA. Neotype: USNM 116963. Appeared first as saltatrix; then in Linnaeus 1766:486 [ref. 2786] as Perca sectatrix -- the latter account being based solely on Catesby 1743 (1st ed.):8, Pl. 8, fig. 2 (v. 2) [ref. 774], the Rudder fish, Perca marina sectatrix, family Kyphosidae. Catesby's name was sectatrix, based on the Latin "follower" to which Catesby alluded to in his account. Apparently saltatrix Linnaeus 1758 was a lapsus, which Linnaeus himself changed in 1766 to sectatrix. Early authors such as Jordan & Everman 1898:1387 [ref. 2444] used sectatrix for this species as did most subsequent authors; more recently some authors use sectator. In any event, the name saltatrix can be excluded because of lack of use, or it can be considered an incorrect original spelling, which Linnaeus corrected in 1766. The names sectatrix and sectator are then in competition, but the name sectatrix is a noun, and need not be changed from the use by Linnaeus in 1776 and by Jordan & Evermann in Kyphosus. The spelling saltator is the masculine form of saltatrix, so when the species was placed in Kyphosus some people used saltator. The correct name is Kyphosis sectatrix (Linnaeus 1758). This account has been modified in June 2011. The above specimens can be split between atlantics and bosquii or are unassigned -- see Sakai & Nakabo 2014 [ref. 33211]. Neotype designated by Gilbert 2015:297 [ref. 33917]. •Valid as Kyphosus sectator (Linnaeus 1758) -- (Desoutter 1973:420 [ref. 7203], Tortonese in Whitehead et al. 1986:913 [ref. 13676], Desoutter 1990:831 [ref. 18967], Santos et al. 1997:93 [ref. 23531], Arruda 1997:92 [ref. 24952], Merella et al. 1998:687 [ref. 25007], Afonso et al. 1999:85 [ref. 25466], Smith et al. 2003:38 [ref. 27621], McEachran & Fechhelm 2005:484 [ref. 28815], Wirtz et al. 2007:36 [ref. 30263], Bañon et al. 2010:18 [ref. 31029], Lipej & Dulčić 2010:50 [ref. 36649], Page et al. 2013:154 [ref. 32708]). •Nomen nudum -- (Sakai & Nakabo 2014:[6] [ref. 33211]). •Valid as Kyphosus sectatrix (Linnaeus 1758) -- (Robins & Ray 1986:191 [ref. 23100], Edwards & Glass 1987:642 [ref. 9166], Scott & Scott 1988:393 [ref. 25518], Robins et al. 1991:90 [ref. 14238], Cervigón 1993:326 [ref. 24474], McAllister 1990:152 [ref. 14674], Boschung 1992:148 [ref. 23239], Cervigón 1992:344 [ref. 23827], Aguilera 1998:51 [ref. 24221] as Kiphosus, Castro-Aguirre et al. 1999:391 [ref. 24550], Smith-Vaniz et al. 1999:279 [ref. 25013], Schmitter-Soto et al. 2000:163 [ref. 27754], Gasparini & Floeter 2001:1645 [ref. 25634], Thomson et al. 2000:139 [ref. 25640], Rocha & Rosa 2001:991 [ref. 25909], Collette et al. 2003:112 [ref. 26784] dated 1766, Feitoza et al. 2003:69 [ref. 26943] dated 1766, Carpenter 2003:1687 [ref. 27092], Moura & Menezes in Menezes et al. 2003:90 [ref. 27192], Nelson et al. 2004:150 [ref. 27807], Vaske et al. 2005:77 [ref. 36155], Smith-Vaniz & Collette 2013:179 [ref. 32953], Wirtz et al. 2013:128 [ref. 32972], Knudsen & Clements 2013:54 [ref. 33031], Angulo et al. 2013:1003 [ref. 33194], Smith-Vaniz & Jelks 2014:58 [ref. 33341], Wirtz et al. 2014:8 [ref. 33516], Duffy & Ahyong 2015:115 [ref. 36167], Knudsen & Clements 2015:1317 [ref. 34204], Pinheiro et al. 2015:21 [ref. 34324], Knudsen & Clements 2016:259 [ref. 34458], Fourriére et al. 2016:446 [ref. 34668], Robertson et al. 2016:146 [ref. 34961], Bañón et al. 2017:5 [ref. 35616], Brown et al. 2019:176 [ref. 36444], Carneiro et al. 2019:238 [ref. 37250], Elbaraasi et al. 2019:98 [ref. 36864], Reiner 2019:232 [ref. 38139], Kovačić et al. 2020:35 [ref. 37519], Robertson et al. 2020:156 [ref. 38098], Bañón & Maño 2021:88 [ref. 38887], Escobar-Sierra et al. 2021:78 [ref. 38844], Kovačić et al. 2021:63 [ref. 39014], Rotundo et al. in Marceniuk et al. 2021:505 [ref. 38945], Bennema & van Moorsel 2022:70 [ref. 39585] as sectatrix/incisor, Fermon et al. 2022:297 [ref. 39448], Carvalho-Filho 2023:185 [ref. 40480], Ceríaco et al. 2023:60 [ref. 40710], Hoff et al. 2023:6 [ref. 40463]). Current status: Valid as Kyphosus sectatrix (Linnaeus 1758). Kyphosidae. Distribution: Circumglobal (including Gulf of Mexico, Caribbean Sea and western Mediterranean Sea). IUCN (2015): Least Concern. Habitat: brackish, marine.

atlanticus, Kyphosus Sakai [K.] & Nakabo [T.] 2014:266, Figs. 1-3 [Ichthyological Research v. 61 (no. 3); ref. 33211] Dry Tortugas Island, Gulf of Mexico, Florida, USA. Holotype: USNM 116963. Paratypes: CAS-SU, FAKU, GCRL, MNHN, MUMS, UF, USNM, ZMB. Plus non-type material. •Valid as Kyphosus atlanticus Sakai & Nakabo 2014 -- (Almeida & Alves 2019:270 [ref. 37509]). •Synonym of Kyphosus sectatrix (Linnaeus 1758) -- (Knudsen & Clements 2016:262 [ref. 34458]). Current status: Synonym of Kyphosus sectatrix (LInnaeus 1758). Kyphosidae. Distribution: Western Atlantic (North Carolina, Bermuda, to Santos, Brazil and the Gulf of Mexico, Caribbean Sea and Barbados) and eastern Atlantic (Canary Islands, Cameroon and São Tomé and Principe) (if valid). Habitat: marine.