tus (Jordan and Gilbert) (Siluriformes: Ariidae) from the eastern Pacific, with evidence of monophyly and limits of Notarius Author Betancur-R, Ricardo Author P, Arturo Acero text Zootaxa 2004 703 1 20 journal article 41565 10.5281/zenodo.158781 22fe8498-8c9e-43b5-a8e8-193af943e51d 1175­5326 158781

TABLE 5. Comparison of select features distinguishing N. insculptus from six other EP species of Notarius. Data in bold indicate differences from N. insculptus. Standard length is expressed in millimeters, the additional

	N. insculp­ tus	N. biffi	N. cookei	N. kessleri	N. lentigi­ nosus	N. planiceps / aff. planiceps	N. trosche­ lii
Examined speci­ mens	4F, 1M, 1?	6 F, 3 M, 2?	1F, 2M, 1?	1F, 1M, 4?	1F, 1M	4F, 4?	2F, 2?
Standard length	190–277	175–324	343–428	238–374	283–319	140–290	216–318
Anal fin elements	20–21	19–21	17–21	19–21	24–26	18–22	18–20
Gill rakers on first arch	3+8–9	3–4+7–8	4–5+8–10	3–4+8–9	3+4–5	2–3+6–7	3–4+8