Fishwise - Lethops connectens - Hubbs & Hubbs 1926

va	Lethops connectens Hubbs & Hubbs 1926
	Currently Accepted Name: Lethops connectens Hubbs & Hubbs 1926

Selected Name \| Current Name \| Original Name \| Original Description \| Bibliography \| Distribution & Habitat \| Anatomy \| Synonyms \| Common Names \| Map

Domain : Eukaryota

Kingdom : Animalia

Phylum : Chordata

Subphylum : Vertebrata

Superclass : Gnathostomata

Grade : Teleostomi

Class : Actinopterygii

Subclass : Neopterygii

Division : Teleostei

Subdivision : Euteleostei

Superorder : Acanthopterygii

Series : Percomorpha

Order : Perciformes

Suborder : Gobioidei

Family : Gobiidae

Genus : Lethops

Species : connectens

Selected Name

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Name:

Lethops connectens

Author:

Hubbs & Hubbs 1926

Genus:

Lethops

Species:

connectens

Current Name

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Current Name:

Lethops connectens

Current Author:

Hubbs & Hubbs 1926

Current Genus:

Lethops

Current Species:

connectens

Current Summary:

Lethops connectens Hubbs & Hubbs 1926 Gobiidae.

Original Name

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Original Name:

Lethops connectens

Original Author:

Hubbs & Hubbs 1926

Original Genus Species:

Lethops connectens

Original Genus:

Lethops

Original Species:

connectens

Original Description

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Original Name:	Lethops connectens Hubbs & Hubbs 1926
Reference:	[ref. 2234]
Journal Acronym:	OPMZUM
Journal:	Occasional Papers of the Museum of Zoology University of Michigan
Article:	Notes on the gobioid fishes of California, with descriptions of two new genera.
Citation:	No. 169
Pages:	1-6
Drawings:	Pl. 1
Text Page:	5
Illustrations:	Pl. 1
Type Locality:	Carmel Bay, California, U.S.A.
Primary Type:	Holotype: UMMZ 63281
Types:	Paratypes: UMMZ 63282 (2).

Bibliography

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* Valid as Lethops connectens Hubbs 1926.

Eschmeyer & Herald 1983 - [ref. 9277] - A field guide to Pacific Coast fishes of North America. Peterson Field Guide Series. Page: 263

Nelson et al. 2004 - [ref. 27807] - Common and scientific names of fishes from the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Sixth Edition. American Fisheries Society, Special Publ. 29. Bethesda, Maryland. Page: 172

Proudlove 2006 - [ref. 28992] - Subterranean fishes of the World. An account of the subterranean (hypogean) fishes described up to 2003 with a bibliography 1541-2004. International Society for Subterrnaean Biology, Moulis. Page: 269

Distribution and Habitat

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Water Type:

Salt

Habitat:

demersal - Adults hide among rocks and kelp holdfasts. Young are often in schools in kelp canopy.

Depth Range:

No depth range available.

Distribution:

Eastern Pacific.

Anatomy

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Maximum Length:

64mm(TL)
2.52" (TL)

Synonyms

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Synonym Status Valid
Lethops connectens Hubbs & Hubbs 1926
original combination
Yes

Common Names

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Common Name Used In Language
Halfblind goby FishWise English
Halfblind goby USA English
halfblind goby AFS English
Kelp goby USA English
gobio sargacero AFS Spanish