. Annals of the South African Museum = Annale van die Suid-Afrikaanse Museum. Natural history. THE SYSTEMATICS OF THE FISHES OF THE FAMILY CLINIDAE 87 S.A.M. 12020, and 16/5/1965, S.A.M. not catalogued; 2 from Muizenberg, False Bay, S.A.M. 10525; 2 from Strandfontein, False Bay, S.A.M. 23886 and March, 1965, S.A.M. not catalogued. Remarks. Pavoclinus fucorum is a peculiar, rare, highly specialised weed-dwelling species. It resembles Pavoclinus mus in lacking vomerine teeth, but otherwise differs from it in as many ways as it does from the members of the other sub- genera of Pavoclinus. Distrib
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. Annals of the South African Museum = Annale van die Suid-Afrikaanse Museum. Natural history. THE SYSTEMATICS OF THE FISHES OF THE FAMILY CLINIDAE 87 S.A.M. 12020, and 16/5/1965, S.A.M. not catalogued; 2 from Muizenberg, False Bay, S.A.M. 10525; 2 from Strandfontein, False Bay, S.A.M. 23886 and March, 1965, S.A.M. not catalogued. Remarks. Pavoclinus fucorum is a peculiar, rare, highly specialised weed-dwelling species. It resembles Pavoclinus mus in lacking vomerine teeth, but otherwise differs from it in as many ways as it does from the members of the other sub- genera of Pavoclinus. Distribution (fig. 27). The known range is False Bay (=b34°io'S., i8°5o'E) to the Bashee River (3i°55'S., 28°27'E); rare, in sea-weed. At the bottom of the intertidal region and infratidal. Genus blennioclinus Gill, i860 Blennioclinus Gill, i860: 103 (type-species Clinus brachycephalus Valenciennes in Cuvier & Valen- ciennes, by monotypy). Diagnosis: No supraorbital tentacle. Last dorsal spine about half length of first dorsal ray, deep notch in profile of dorsal fin before dorsal soft rays. Lateral line of double pores anteriorly to post-pectoral curve, then of short separate hori-. Fig. 36. Distribution of B. brachycephalus (open circles), B. Stella (closed circles), Clinoporus biporosus (closed squares), G. rotundifrons (half-closed circles), Cancelloxus burrelli (open triangles), X. leprosus (closed triangles), X. kochi (open squares).. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. South African Museum. Cape Town : The Museum