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            <p> Schindleria squirei new species</p>
            <p>http://zoobank.org/ DC22699E-BB64-410D-8432- 76B01C5A8A70</p>
            <p>(Figs 2-5; Tabs I-II)</p>
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                  Holotype. NMW 100576; female, 19.2 mm standard length (SL), 20.7 mm total length (TL)L;  
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                 , Chile,  
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                 (Easter Island), Hanga Roa; 27°8’50.11”S, 109°25’54.49”W; Nov. 2019; Vanessa Robitzch. 
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            <p> Paratypes. NMW 100577; two females, 19.2 mm SL, 20.4 mm TL and 20.9 mm SL, 22.5 mm TL; one male, 17.2 mm SL, 19.2 mm TL. Otherwise, same data as the holotype . </p>
            <p>  The four type specimens of  Schindleria squirei n. sp. are deposited in the  Naturhistorisches Museum Wien (NMW), Vienna, Austria. The specimens are preserved in 75% EtOH  . </p>
            <p>Diagnosis</p>
            <p>Body slender, elongated and not pigmented in preserved specimen; a species of the long dorsal fin species group with predorsal-fin length 60.2% in SL and preanal-fin length 70.4% in SL; tail distinctly shorter than abdomen, 29.8% of SL; head massive, 48.7% width in head length, with a con-con- vex dorsal profile; a relatively narrow pectoral-radial plate, 52.4% width of pectoral-radial plate length; 20-21 dorsal-fin rays; 12 anal-fin rays; first anal-fin ray situated opposite the from head to anus; tail distinctly shorter than abdomen and ending in a long, narrow caudal peduncle (ca. 12% in caudal peduncle length) (Fig. 2); head large with a convex profile (Fig. 3); eyes (ca. 26% of head length) and postorbital length (ca. 50% of head length) large; snout short (ca. 25% of head length), rounded; jaws not reaching to a vertical through the middle of the orbit; lower jaw protruding, mouth superior; the arch formed by the lower jaw wide with straight anterior outline (Fig. 4); teeth on premaxilla (tooth bearing element of the upper jaw) along its entire ventral margin, teeth on dentary (tooth bearing element of the lower jaw) on the anterior quarter on a bony ridge.</p>
            <p>dorsal-fin ray 9-10; teeth on both jaws tiny, conical, densely Description set; largest specimen 20.9 mm SL. Morphometric (Table I) and meristic characters (Table II)</p>
            <p>are given separately for the holotype and the three paratypes,</p>
            <p> respectively. Body slender, somewhat Table I. – Body proportions in % standard length of  Schindleria squire n. sp. , Rapa Nui, compressed, elongate and not pigmented; Chile. gradually slightly increasing in depth </p>
            <p>First dorsal fin and pelvic fins absent; dorsal-fin rays 20-21; anal-fin rays 12; pectoral-fin rays 16-17; principle caudal-fin rays 13 (7+6); caudal-fin truncated; procurrent rays 5-6 dorsal, 6 ventral, gradually increasing in length; last procurrent ray somewhat elongated, simple, with no additional spine; base of first dorsal fin ray at myomeres 15-16, that of last dorsal fin ray on myomeres 33-34; base of first anal fin ray on myomeres 23-24, that of last anal fin ray on myomere 33-34; total number of myomeres 35-36 with 21-22 abdominal and 13-14 caudal; vertebrae 35-36 (inclusive urostyle), with 21-22 abdominal and 13-14 caudal; branchiostegal rays 5; pectoral radial plate longer than wide but relatively narrow with 52.4% (maximum width) in length, narrow at origin and wider distally (Fig. 5); gut straight; male urogenital papilla elongate, tube-like and tapering towards tip (Fig. 6), without projections or lobes at or near opening, that of female roundish with two short, thin and rod-like projections (Fig. 7); number of eggs 30-40; swim bladder small, dorsally pigmented, located in posterior half of the abdomen at myomeres 14-16 (Fig. 4).</p>
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