Index
abductor, pectoral musculature, 254; fig. 268 abyssicola, Bathyteuthis, 250 abyssal-benthic, 213, 272, 314, 315 abyssopelagic zone, fig. 1 acanthias, Dolopichthys, 410 acanthias, Dolopichthys (Dermatias), 410 acanthias, Dolopichthys (Monoceratias), 410 acanthias, Monoceratias, 109, 410 acanthias, Oneirodes, 10, 108, 197, 199, 218, 219, 235t, 256, 275, 397, 410, 411; figs. 23, 193, 224, 253, 254 acanthirostris, Rhynchoceratias, 76t, 367 acanthirostris, Xenoceratias, 367 acanthognathus, Lophodolos, 96, 97, 214, 215, 380k, 381; figs. 33A, 97A, 98B, 190, 219 acanthognathus, Lophodolus, 381 acanthognathus, Lophodulus, 382 Acanthoptérygiens à Pectorales Pédiculées, 173 Acanthopterygii, 175 accessory escal glands, 234, 237 Acentrophryne, 28t, 150, 151k, 155, 157, 164, 181, 225, 300, 478k, 484; fig. 175 Aceratias, 149, 481, 487 Aceratiidae, 11, 17, 149, 154, 277, 278, 315, 319, 331, 359, 376, 477 acinosa, Caulophryne, 128, 129, 130t, 445; fig. 149 acoustico-lateralis system, 29, 128, 130, 137, 262, 268; figs. 29, 30 adductor mandibulae, 265, 443 adipatus, Trematorhynchus, 100t adrenalin, 231, 233, 244, 246 Aegaeonichthyinae, 331 Aegaeonichthys, 331, 333 Aegeonichthys, 331, 333 Aegoeonichthys, 331, 333 Aegonichthys, 331, 333 Aeschynichthyidae, 352 Aeschynichthys, 354 Agassiz, A, 10 Agyropelecus, fig. 1 Albatross, U.S. Fish Commission Steamer, 10, 89, 128, 436 albifilosus, Dolopichthys, 112, 424; fig. 118 albinares group, Himantolophus, 64t, 70, 210, 333k, 341 albinares, Himantolophus, 63, 64t, 70, 207, 210, 234, 235t, 248, 250, 342k, 342; figs. 34A, B, 213 Alepisaurus ferox, 275, 498 algal, stomach contents, 274 algibarbata, Linophryne, 15, 163t, 171, 227, 228, 245, 287t, 302, 498k, 508, 509; figs. 238, 308B, 309B alius, Oneirodes, 111, 218, 220, 417k, 417; fig. 223 Allector, 487 allector, Dolopichthys, 10, 13, 97, 118, 120, 220, 249, 250, 382, 432k, 434, 435; figs. 14–16, 227 Alpha Helix, Southeast Asian Bioluminescence Expedition, 130, 136, 403, 413, 418, 419 altirostris, Rhynchoceratias, 64t, 350 Amacrodon, 81, 82, 373 amazonica, Thalassophryne, fig. 186C ambush predation, 119 americanus, Lophius, 175; fig. 40B amphipods, 249, 250, 261, 262 amphirhamphus, Lasiognathus, 83, 85, 370k, 372; figs. 85, 86, 217 Amphitretus, fig. 1 anal opening, sinistral, 30, 150, 189; fig. 31 analogus, Dolopichthys, 426 analogus, Dolopichthys (Microlophichthys), 426 ancistrophorus, Lasiognathus, 82, 83, 371 andersoni, Linophryne, 148, 162, 163t, 166, 227, , 492k, 492 andracanthus, Microlophichthys, 114, 115, 220, 427; figs. 123, 295D Andresen, P., fig. 13 anguilliform locomotion, 256 anisacanthus, Dolopichthys, 108, 404 anisacanthus, Dolopichthys (Dermatias), 398, 404 anisacanthus, Oneirodes, 106, 108, 218–220, 396k, 398, 404; fig. 224 Anomalophryne, 487 Anomalopidae, fig. 255 Antarctic Polar Front, 212, 222 Antarctic Silverfish, 364 antarcticum, Pleuragramma, 364 Antennariidae, 177, 178k, 179, 249, 259, 260; fig. 188 Antennarioidea, 315 Antennarioidei, 3, 33, 157, 173, 177, 178k, 179, 181; figs. 2B–E, 188, 202, 203 Antennarius, 8, 13, 263; fig. 189 Antennarius commerson, figs. 2B, 2C Antennarius maculatus, 249; fig. 265 Antennarius striatus, fig. 2D Antigonia capros, 175 Aoerratiidae, 477 aphakic space, 19, 42, 289; fig. 51 Aphanopus carbo, 162, 275 aphotic zone, fig. 1 apogon, Borophryne, 148, 159, 162, 199, 254, 287t, 301, 305, 484, 486; figs. 176–178, 236, 297D, 301C, 305 appelii group, Himantolophus, 64t, 69, 333k, 334k, 339, 350 appelii, Aegaeonichthys, 339 appelii, Aegoeonichthys, 339; fig. 12 appelii, Aegonichthys, 339 appelii, Himantolophus, 10, 13, 63, 64t, 65, 69, 207, 209, 210, 275, 339, 350; figs. 12, 68, 72D, 212 appendixus, Oneirodes, 402 arborifer, Linophryne, 496; fig. 190 arborifer group, Linophryne, 497 arborifera group, Linophryne, 497; figs. 5, 50C, 51C, 54 arborifera, Haplophryne, 497 arborifera, Linophryne, 162, 163t, 166, 226, 228, 229, 231, 236t, 239, 245, 246, 247, 287t, 300, 491k, 493, 494, 496; figs. 35, 179, 182C, 184, 206, 239, 247, 259 arborifera, Linophryne arborifera, 496 Arctic Polar Front, 212, 222 arcturi, Diabolicum, 499 arcturi, Diabolidium, 163t, 229, 236t, 499 arcturi, Linophryne, 163t, 170, 228, 229, 236t, 247, 498k, 499; figs. 47C, E, 183D, E, 237, 241, 257 argyresca, Linophryne, 162, 163t, 170, 227, 287t, 498k, 502; figs. 297E, 306 atlantidis, Cryptosparas, 58t, 330 Atlantis, research vessel, 112, 233 Atolla, fig. 1 atratus, Dolopichthys, 97, 383 atratus, Dolopichthys (Pentherichthys), 383 atratus, Pentherichthys, 97, 98, 383; figs. 33B, 99–101, 220, 295A atriconus, Chaenophryne, 99, 100t, 388 axeli, Galatheathauma, 82, 83, 270, 373, 376; figs. 89, 92 axeli, Thaumatichthys, 82, 87, 270, 294, 374k, 376; figs. 36C, E, 37, 89, 92, 218, 275 549 INDEX A number in boldface type indicates the first page of a major discussion or critical description. Those followed by “t” or “k” denote tables or keys to the identification of a taxon, respectively. Ceratioid families, genera, and species that are recognized here as valid taxa are indicated in boldface to distinguish them from...
OR
