Lampanyctus intricarius, Taning, 1932

Abstract, Stefan Koerber, 2024, Lanternfishes (Myctophidae) collected by the German research vessel Walther Herwig in the Exclusive Economic Zones of Argentina and Uruguay., Ichthyological Contributions of PecesCriollos 85, pp. 1-51 : 27

L. intricarius Tåning, 1932

Lampanyctus intricarius Tåning, 1928 Serpa conspicua Whitley, 1936

Lampanyctus intricarius Tåning, 1932 Drawing from Fraser-Brunner (1949).

Diamondcheek lanternfish references general statements on the distribution of this species:

o Hulley (1981): …bipolar temperate or bipolar subpolar-temperate distribution in the Atlantic … In the South Atlantic, it occurs in the region of the Subtropical Convergence… Walther Herwig data would therefore confirm a bitemperate distribution pattern for the species.

o Fricke et al. (2024): circumglobal, but not in eastern Pacific

EEZ-AR references o none specimens ZMH collection:

o 104634 271/66 Krefft o 107937 144/71 Krefft o 115206 thAR/77 Krefft status First record for EEZ-AR.

EEZ-UY references o none specimens ZMH collection:

o 106682 30/68 Hulley status First record for EEZ-UY.

L. lepidolychnus Becker, 1967 Mermaid lanternfish Lampanyctus lepidolychnus Becker, 1967

references general statements on the distribution of this species:

o Hulley (1981): …occurs at or near the Subtropical Convergence in the southern hemisphere, but is not circumglobally distributed … Walther Herwig data confirm a convergence pattern for the species in the South Atlantic…

o Fricke et al. (2024): circumglobal in Southern Hemisphere, not in eastern or central Pacific

EEZ-AR references mere listings for Argentina: o Wisner (1976)

specimens ZMH collection:

o 108722 348/71 Hulley o 115373 503/78 Krefft status Evidence-based confirmation of previous records from EEZ-AR.

EEZ-UY references o none specimens ZMH collection:

o 103657 197/66 Hulley status First record for EEZ-UY.