Naucrates ductor

angolBody elongate, slender, and not strongly compressed; posterior end of upper jaw located at anterior rim of eye; dorsal fin with 4 or 5 spines followed by another spine and 25 to 29 soft rays (IV-V+I 25-29); lateral line without scutes; caudal peduncle with well developed fleshy keels and with dorsal and ventral peduncular fossae (Ref. 55763). Body dark to pale bluish, with 6-7 broad, dark bars; white tips on caudal lobes and on second dorsal and anal lobes (Ref. 3197).

• Naucrates angeli Whitley, 1931
• Nauclerus compressus Valenciennes, 1833
• Nauclerus leucurus Valenciennes, 1833
• Nauclerus brachycentrus Valenciennes, 1833
• Thynnus pompilus Gronow, 1854
• Hemitripteronotus quinquemaculatus Lacepède, 1801
• Naucrates fanfarus Rafinesque, 1810
• Nauclerus abreviatus Valenciennes, 1833
• Seriola succinta Valenciennes, 1833
• Naucrates serratus Swainson, 1839
• Naucrates polysarcus Fowler, 1905
• Nauclerus annularis Valenciennes, 1833
• Seriola succincta Valenciennes, 1833
• Nauclerus triacanthus Valenciennes, 1833
• Seriola dussumieri Valenciennes, 1833
• Hemitripteronotus quinque-maculatus Lacepède, 1801
• Naucrates noveboracensis Cuvier, 1832
• Naucrates indicus Lesson, 1831
• Gasterosteus ductor Linnaeus, 1758
• Naucrates cyanophrys Swainson, 1839