Oxynoemacheilus parvinae Sayyadzadeh, Eagderi and Esmaeili, 2016

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Oxynoemacheilus parvinae Sayyadzadeh, Eagderi and Esmaeili, 2016 – Native ( Fig. 322)

Oxynoemacheilus parvinae Sayyadzadeh [G.], Eagderi [S.] & Esmaeili [H. R.] 2016: 238; Type locality: Javanrud city, at Sharvineh village, Leilehrud (Leileh River), a tributary of Sirvan River drainage, Tigris basin, Kermanshah Province, Iran, 34°49'37.9"N, 46°21'30.0"E. Holotype: ZM-CBSU H1987. Paratypes: ZM-CBSU H1973 (14).

Common name: Pr: Loch-e Parvin, Sagmahi-e Parvin, En: Parvin loach.

Diagnosis: A suborbital groove in males and elongated body. 8–9 branched dorsal fin rays, large to medium dark brown spots especially on the postdorsal part, emarginated caudal fin, angular shape of bony capsule of swim bladder with developed posterior process, longer head and shallower body.

Meristic characters: D: 8–9, A: 4–5, P: 10–11, V: 7–8, LL: complete, SC: whole body except predorsal region between head and dorsal fin, DP: narrow and pointed, PA: present, SOG: present.

Distribution: Tigris basin ( Fig. 323). Found in Leyleh and Sirvan Rivers.

Taxonomy.

Conservation: IUCN: Not Evaluated, PC: Least Concern. O. parvinae occurs in high number in a large distribution range in numerous independent populations. No widespread threat seems to affect this species. Thus, we classified it as Least Concern.