Lycenchelys rassi Andriashev 1955

• Main Authors: Kawarada, Shumpei, Imamura, Hisashi, Narimatsu, Yoji, Shinohara, Gento
• Format: Other/Unknown Material
• Language: unknown
• Published: Zenodo 2020
• Subjects: Biodiversity; Taxonomy; okhotsk sea; Sakhalin
• Online Access: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.3809747; http://treatment.plazi.org/id/006C5E1AFF8EFFB93EC6B284FCACAAE5

Lycenchelys rassi Andriashev, 1955 (Japanese name: Rasu-hebigenge) (Figs. 26–31; Table 7) Lycenchelys rassi Andriashev, 1955: 359, figs. 2, 5, 6 (original description, type locality: east coast of Sakhalin Island, Sea of Okhotsk); Andriashev, 1958:172 (description); Peden, 1973: 115, fig. 1, table 1 (description); Toyoshima, 1983: 269, 332, pl. 155 (description); Toyoshima, 1984: 293, pl. 274-B (brief description); Toyoshma, 1985: 149, 173, figs. 6–7, 28, 31, tables 1, 4 (description); Hatooka, 1993: 902, unnumbered fig. (key to species); Anderson, 1994: 113, 117 (species list); Amaoka et al. , 1995: 240, pl. 403 (brief description); Anderson, 1995: 98, fig. 15 (description); Koyanagi, 1997: 538, fig. 4 (brief description); Hatooka, 2000: 1033, unnumbered fig. (keys to species); Mecklenburg et al. , 2002: 703, unnumbered figs. (brief description); Hatooka, 2002: 1033, unnumbered fig. (keys to species); Anderson & Fedorov, 2004: 19 (species list); Shinohara & Anderson, 2007: 64 (key to species); Amaoka et al. , 2011: 316, unnumbered fig. (brief description); Balushkin et al. , 2011: 981, 1024 (catalog of specimens); Hatooka, 2013: 1226, unnumbered fig. (key to species); Nakabo & Hirashima, 2015: 217 (species list and etymology of scientific name). Materials examined Holotype : ZIN 32962, female, 190.6 mm SL, off eastern Sakhalin Island, Okhotsk Sea (54°28’N, 145°21.6’E), 1500 m depth, R/V Vityaz . Other specimens (57 specimens): HUMZ 77747, 119939, 120328, 120330, 120347 –49, 121156, 121451, 121458 –59, 121464, 126117–22, 126185, 126187–93, 126195–96, 126198, 126200–05, 126211, 126252, 126257, 126367–75, 126377–86, 28 males and 29 females, 93.5–239.7 mm SL, northeastern Hokkaido Island, Okhotsk Sea. Diagnosis. Vertebrae 23–25 + 98–109 = 122–134; head length 13.3–16.4% SL; interorbital pore 1; occipital pores 2; postorbital pores usually 4; suborbital pores usually 7 + 1; preoperculomandibular pores usually 8; vomerine teeth 3–11; palatine teeth 3–10, usually arranged in single row (sometimes 1–2 ...