Thrissina belvedere Hata, Quan, Ha & Motomura, 2020
Ha Long Thryssa

Family:  Engraulidae (Anchovies), subfamily: Coiliinae
Max. size:  8.14 cm SL (male/unsexed)
Environment:  pelagic-neritic; marine
Distribution:  Northwest Pacific: Vietnam.
Diagnosis:  This species is distinguished by the following set of characters: upper jaw is short, its posterior tip does not reaching posterior margin of preopercle; first supramaxilla is long, narrow; dorsal fin with 10-11 (modally 10) branched rays; anal fin, 24-27 (25) branched rays; pectoral fin, 11-12 (11) branched rays; transverse scales 8-9; scale rows in longitudinal series 33-35 (34); gill rakers on first gill arch, upper series 27-32 (27), lower series 32-35 (33), total 59-66 (59); gill rakers on second gill arch, upper series 21-24 (21), lower series 32-35 (33), total 53-59 (54); gill rakers on third gill arch, upper series 15-18 (16), lower series 17-19 (18), total 33-37 (33); gill rakers on fourth gill arch, upper series 11-14 (13), lower series 13-15 (14), total 25-29 (27); gill rakers on posterior face of third gill arch 7-10 (8) ; body is deep, its depth 25.6-27.9% (mean 27.0%) SL; distance between the origins of dorsal and anal fins is rather long, 29.6-31.7% (30.5%) SL; caudal peduncle also rather long, its length 8.0-9.9% (9.2%) SL and is deep, with depth 10.5-11.7% (11.2%) SL (Ref. 123269).
Biology: 
IUCN Red List Status: Data deficient (DD); Date assessed: 08 May 2020 Ref. (130435)
Threat to humans:  harmless
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