Plectorhinchus macrolepis

Diagnosis: body oblong, rather deep; dorsal profile strongly convex at level of dorsal-fin origin; snout at least as long as eye diameter; mouth oblique; lips very thick; chin with 4 pores, but without median pit; dorsal fin long; second anal fin spine the longest and stoutest; caudal fin rounded; ctenoid scales covering body and head (except snout) and interradial membranes of soft parts of dorsal and anal fins (Ref. 57395). Coloration: uniformly brown, more or less dark; young individuals often with lighter spots on flanks (Ref. 57395).

• Diagramma macrolepis Boulenger, 1899
• Pseudopristipoma macrolepis (Boulenger, 1899)