Proceedings of the United States National Museum

452 PROCEEDINGS OF UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM.

A numerical summation of the columns of the above table gives the

following

PEOCEEDINGS OF UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM. 453

seen by the writers are placed in

italics.

A

vertical

column

is

given for each of the principal

localities,

and a cross in any column _{opposite the} name of a species indicates that we have obtained or examined, while in the

field,

specimens from the

locality

in question. In the

last

column,

S.

indicates a general southern distribution, most usually from Point Concepcion or Monterey

to

Magdalena Bay or Cape San Lucas; K

indicates a general northern distribution, usually from Monterey or

Cape Mendocino to Sitka, or beyond

;

C. indicates the distinctively Californian fauna, the abundance being usually greatest about Monterey and San Francisco. This fauua

is chiefly

composed of the two vivipa- rous families Scorpcenidcv and Embiotocidce.

It

will

be noticed that the number of species obtained in Monterey Bay and about San Francisco

is

considerably greater than at any other points.

This

is

partly due to the fact that these regions have more extensive

fisheries

than others. There

is

no doubt, however, that more species of fishes really occur from Monterey to Point Eeyes than elsewhere on the coast. Monterej'^ Bay

is

the common meeting ground of the semi-tropi- cal and semi-arctic

fish

faunae. There

is

nowhere an abrupt change along the coast. The three capes. Flattery, Mendocino, and _{Point Con-} cepcion, are to some extent points of

division.

Name.

1.Molarotunda Cuvier

2.DiodonmaculatusLac ...

3. TetrodonpolitusAjtcs.

4.HippocampuaingensGrd

5. Siphostonia])uuttipiniie (Gill) J.

&

G..

6. Siphostonia leptorliynolius* (Grd.)Gill 7. Siphostoma dimidiatum(Jill

8. Siphostoniacalifomienset(Storer)Gill

+

9. AulorhynchusflavidusGill

+

10.Gasterosteus(aculeatus) serratusAyres

+

11. GasterosteusmiciocephalusGrd |

+

12. AphoristiaatricaudaJ.

& G

13. PlcuronichthysverticalisJ.

& G

14.Pleurduichthysdecurrensj:J.

&G

15. Pleuniiiichtliya cosnosusGrd

16.Hyp8opsetta'f;uttnIata (Gid.)Gill 17. CynicoglossuspaciflcusLock

18. GlyptocephaluszachirusLock

19.Pleuronectesstellatus Pallas 20. Lepidopsettabilineata§ (Ayres)GUI

21.Parophrys ischyrusJ.«fc

G

22.Parophrysisokpis (Lock.)J.

&G

23.ParophrysvetuluaGrd

24.Citharichthyssordidus (Grd.)Gthr

25.Psettichthys melanostictusGrd

+ +

*Syngnathus arundinacens Grd.

tSyngnathusgiiseoliueatus Ayi'es.

tNom.^sp.uov.=Pleurouichthva quadrituberculatusJ.

&

G. Proc.TJ.S.Nat.Mus.1880,iii,50non Tleuroriacten quadrituherculalusPallas.

§Pleuronectes perarcuatus Cope.

454 PROCEEDINGS OF UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM.

Name.

26.Hippogloasoidesexilis J.

&

G- 27. Hippoglossoides elassodonJ.

& G

28. Hippoglossoide.sjordaniLock

29.Paralichthys maculosu.sGrd

30. Xystreurysliolepis J. &,

G

31. HippoglossusvulgarisFlem ^,

33. Athere.sthe8stomiasJ.

& G

33. Merlucins prodnctua(Ayres)Gill 34. Pollaohiuschalcogrammus*(Pallas)J.

&

G.

35. Gadus

monhuat L

36. Microgaduaproximus(Grd.)GUI

87. Brosmophycismarginatus (Ayrea) Gill.

38. OphidiumtayloriGrd

39. Scvtalina ccrdaleJ.

& G

40. Lycodop.sispaucidena(Lock.) Gill 41. Lycodoi)sis pacificus Collett

42. AnarrhiclithysocellatuaAyres

43. LmiippBus;mgiiillari8(Pallas)Gill 44.XipbisttTnipe.stiis J.

& G

45. Xiphistermucosiis:^ (Grd.)Jor

46. XiphisterchirusJ.

& G

47. C<lit'di<litliyaviolaceus

Grd

48. Anoplarcluisalectrolophna_§(Pallaa) J.

&

G.

49. ApodichtliystlavidnaGrd

50.ApodichtliysfuconimJ.

& G

51.

Mura

uoidt'soruatus(Grd.) Gill 52. MunT-noides hntus(Cope) Gill 53. Creinuoliatfs iutegiipinniaRoaa Smith

54. GiUlionsiaflegansCooper 55. Heteiostichus rostiatuaGrd

56.Neoclinus blauchardiGrd

57. NeoclinussatiiicusGrd

58.Hypleurochilusgentilis (Grd.)Gill

69.Portchthys poroaiasimus (Cuv.

&

Val.)Gthr.

00. GobiesoxreticulatusGrd

61. Euniicrotremuaorbis (Gthr.)GiU.

62. Neoliparismucosus(Ayres) Steind^. 63.LipariscyclopusGthr.

64. LiparispulchtllusAyres

65. AspidopJioroidesInermisGthr

66. BrachyopsiaverrucosusLock ,

67. Brachyopsis xyosternusJ.

& G

68. Podotliecua acipenserinus(Pallas)GUI.

69. PodotheousviilsnsJ.

& G

70. Podothecuatiisi)ino8iis(Lock.) J.

& G

71. Bothragonusswani(Steind.)GiU

72. PrioDotnsstephanophryaLock

73. AscelichthyarhodorusJ.

& G

74. PsychrohitesparadoxusGthr

75. Cottuspijlyacantli(ict]>halusPallas 76. Artediiishitcrali.sGnl

77. ArtediusnotnspilotusGrd.

78. Artt'diiiKiiuadiiMtTiatusLock

79. Artf'dins imuctti'usisSteind 80.Heiiiilt']iiil()tH8»]iiuosusAyres

81. ircinilcpidotusi;il)bsiGiU

82. AHpicottusbisonGrd ^,

83. Scoip*uicbth\smaimoratusGrd.

+ + + +

+ + +

*Gadusperiscopus Cope.

tGadusauratusCope; OadusmorrhuaL.{fideBean.):=G'.macrocephalus TUes.

1XiphidiumcruoreiunCope.

jOpidiumatropurpureumKittlitz

^

Anoplarchuscrista-gaUiGthr.

PROCEEDINGS OF UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM. 455

Name.

84. LeptocottusarmatusGrd

85.Liocottus hirundo Girard

€6.Oligocottus globicepsGrd

87. Oligocottu.smaciilosnsGrd

88. Oligocottus analisGrd

8f).Blep.siascirrhosus(Pallas)Gthr.

90. NautichthysoculofasciatiisGid^.

91.

92.

93.

94.

05.

96.

97.

98.

99.

100.

101.

102.

103.

104.

105.

106.

107.

108.

109.

110.

111.

112.

113.

114.

115.

116.

117.

118.

119.

120.

121.

122.

123.

124.

125.

126.

127.

128.

129.

1.30.

131.

ScorpaenaguttataGrd

Sebastichthysnigroclnctiis (Ayres)Gill Selia.sticbtby8 serriccpsJ.&,Cx Solwsticbtbysucbnliisus (Ayres) Gill^...

Sc'busticbtbv.si;brvsiiinclasJ.&.

G

Sebastichtliy.'*cariiatusJ.

& G

Sebasticbty.smaligerJ.&.

G

Sebasticbtbys caurinus(Rich.)J.

&

G.

Tar.vexiUarisJ.

& G

SebasticbtbysrastrelligerJ.

& G

Sebasticbtbysauriculatus (Grd.)Gill Selia.slicbtbvs TObririiK'tusJ.

& G

Sebasticbtbys cMorostictusJ.

& G

SfbasticlithysrbocbirlilorisJ. &.

G

Sebasticbtbysrosaceiis(Grd.)Lock SebasticbtbysconstellatnsJ.

& G

Sebasticbtbys ruber(Ayres)Lock SebastielitbysminiatusJ.ScG Sebasticlitliyspinniger(Gill)Lock SfliasticlithysatrovirensJ.

& G

Si'basticbtliyselongates(Ayres)Gill....

Sebastii'btliysprorigerJ.

& G

Sebasticbtliysovalis (Ayres)Lock Sebasticbtbyseiitonielas J.

& G

Scbasticblbvs m\stirms^"J.

& G

Scbastiibtliysmelanops(Grd.)J.

&

G.

Sebasticlitb.s s flavirtus(Ayres)Lock Sebastodespaucispinis(Ayres)Gill Hexagramiiiusasper:; Steller

Hexagrammus

siiperciliosus_§(Pallas) J.

& G

Hexagrauimusdecagrammusll (Pallas) J.

&G

Hexagrammusnebulosus (Grd.)J.

& G

GpbiodoueloiigatusGrd Zaniolepis latipinuisGrd OxylebiuspictnsGill MyriolepiszoniferLock AnoplopomalitLibria(Pallas)Gill Oobiusglaiicofrcenum(Gill)J.

& G

Lepidogobius^gracilis(Grd.)GiU LepidogobiusncTrberiyi (Grd.)Gill Gillicbtbys mirabilisCooper Crystallogobius eosRosa Smith

Mss

132.TrichodonstelleriCut.

&

Val 133.Caulolatilus auorualus (Cooper)Gill.

134.BathyniastersignatusCope.

135.Icichtbys lockingtoniJ.

&

G.

136. Ico.steusa^nigmaticusLock.

137. TracbypterusU?altivelisKner

138.Hypsypopsrubicundus(Grd.)^Gill 139. ChromispunctipiniiisCooper

140. Pseudojulis modestus(Grd.)Gthr

141. Platygl'ossussemicinctus(Ayres)Gthr.

142. Pimelometoijon pulcher^(Ayres)GiU.--

+

+ + +

I

+

*Nom.sp.nov.—Sebastodes melanops Ayres,nonSebastesmelanops Grd.

fSebastosomus simulansGill.

IChillistrigrammus Cope.

6Chiruspictu8Grd.- ChirusbaliasCope. . .„„T«/.-fc io\

\\Chirus guttatus Grd.(?^): ChirusconstellatusGrd.(cT)^;Chirus maculosenatus Lock.($^).

i

^TakeuStSanta CruzbyDr,C. L.Anderson, andatCapeFlatterybyJamesG.bwan.

Ifame.

Name.

Name.