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A revision of the carcharhinid shark genera Scoliodon, Loxodon, and Rhizoprionodon

V. G. Springer
Environmental Science
1 September 1964

The center of the center of marine shore fish biodiversity: the Philippine Islands

K. Carpenter, V. G. Springer
Environmental Science
Environmental Biology of Fishes
1 April 2005

Analysis of distribution data for 2983 species reveals a pattern of richness on a finer scale and identifies a peak of marine biodiversity in the central Philippine Islands and a secondary peak between peninsular Malaysia and Sumatra.

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Revision of the blenniid fish genus Omobranchus with descriptions of three new species and notes on other species of the tribe Omobranchini

V. G. Springer, M. Gomon
Environmental Science, Biology
1975

Revision of the blenniid fish genus Omobranchus, native to the Indo-west Pacific, and all taxa, except one subspecies, occur only in areas west of the Andesite Line, where one species, O. punctatus, has been introduced into the Caribbean.

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A revised classification of the blennioid fishes of the American family Chaenopsidae

V. G. Springer, J. Stephens
Biology
25 December 1963

This is the first comprehensive revision of the chaenopsid fishes that has appeared since 1898 and identifies ten genera (2 new) and 37 species (6 new) that range from California to Peru in the Eastern Pacific and from Florida to Brazil in the Western Atlantic oceans.

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The Indo-West Pacific blenniid fish genus Istiblennius reappraised : a revision of Istiblennius, Blenniella, and Paralticus, new genus

V. G. Springer, Jeffrey T. Williams
Environmental Science
1994

A cladistic analysis supports the hypothesis that Blenniella and Istiblennius form a clade, and the results of the generic analyses highly tentative are considered.

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Synonymy of the fish families Cheilobranchidae (=Alabetidae) and Gobiesocidae, with descriptions of two new species of Alabes

The genus Alabes, monotypic representative of the Cheilobranchidae, shares a large number of specializations with the members of the Gobiesocidae, including one not known to occur in any other fishes: the supracleithrum bears a shallow, concave process at its distal end that articulates with a convex condyle on the anterior surface of the cleithrum.

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Study of the dorsal gill-arch musculature of teleostome fishes, with Special Reference to the Actinopterygii

K. Darrow, G. Johnson, Thomas M. Orrell, V. G. Springer
Environmental Science
2004

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Definition of the suborder blennioidei and its included families (Pisces: Perciformes)

V. G. Springer
Biology
1993

Tyson belos, new genus and species of Western Pacific fish (Gobiidae, Xenisthminae), with discussions of Gobioid osteology and classification

V. G. Springer
Biology
1983

Tyson belos is described, based on specimens from the Great Barrier Reef, Trobriand Islands, and Lau Islands, a diminutive coral-reef species that appears to be closely related to Xenisthmus Snyder, Allomicrodesmus Schultz, and an undescribed genus.

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Pacific Plate Biogeography, With Special Reference to Shorefishes

V. G. Springer
Environmental Science
9 September 2011

It is the thesis of this study that the Pacific lithospheric plate (Pacific Plate) forms a major subunit of the Indo-Pacific biogeographic region and the sharp decrease in numbers of taxa as one proceeds eastward across the western margin of the Pacific Plate is defended on two primary grounds.

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