Eviota zonura Jordan and Scale, 1906. Mano'o-moi. 

 Eviota zonura — Jordan and Scale, 1906. 

 As E. epiphanes (part), Schultz, 1943. 



Eviota sp. Mano'o-moi. 



Three specimens, 14-17 mm SL; collected at 30 m. Dorsal 

 VI + 1,9; anal 1,8; pectoral 18-20, rays 4-18 may be branched; 

 pelvic 1,4 1/10-2/10. Body pale but almost always with some 

 pigmentation on upper head and nape; anal dark. (USNM 

 222520-22.) 



Eviota sp. Mano'o-moi. 



Several specimens, 9-18 mm SL; collected at 17 m. Dorsal 

 VI + 1,9; anal 1,8; [sectoral 17-18, rays 11-17 may be branched; 

 pelvic 1,4 7/10-8/10. Two vertically elongated rectangular 

 marks laterally on head posterior to eye. 



Eviota sp. Mano'o-moi. 



Twelve specimens, collected at 20 m. Dorsal VI + 1,9-10; anal 

 1,9. Pectoral rays unbranched. Body pale with dusky streak at 

 insertion of anal; basal pigmentation through dorsal fins. 

 (USNM 222523.) 



Exyrias puntang (SAeek&[, 1852). 



Fusigobius neophytus (Giinther, 1877). 



Rhinogobius neophytus — Jordan and Scale, 1906. 

 Fusigobius sp. 2. 



Two specimens, 24 and 25 mm SL; collected at 33 m. Dorsal 

 VI + 1,8-9; anal 1,8; scales 25. Body pale with yellow spots con- 

 taining tiny black specks; round dark spot above pectoral base 

 and a dusky spot at caudal base; dusky orange bar under eye; 

 anterior portion of first dorsal dusky; no dark spots on dorsal 

 or dark streak on snout. (AMS 1.21990-002.) 

 Glossogobius biocellaius (Valenciennes in Cuvier and Valencien- 

 nes, 1837). 



Glossogobius vaisiganus — Jordan and Scale, 1906. 

 This is a freshwater species. 

 Gnatholepis anjerensis (Bleeker, 1850). 



Gnatholepis deltoides — Jordan and Scale, 1906. 

 There is no type of anjerensis but Hoese suspects it is "close" 

 to what Scale later described as deltoides. This genus needs revi- 

 sion. 

 Gnatholepis sp. 



Five specimens, 25-37 mm SL; collected at 25 m. Dorsal 

 VI + 1,11; anal 1,11. Body pale with orange lateral band extend- 

 ing from operculum through pectoral base to midbase of 

 caudal, four fainter orange lines between this band and dorsals, 

 diffuse dusky blotch above pectoral base; head with dusky bar 

 extending through eye and orange lines on snout and oper- 

 culum; dorsals and anal pale with orange line near base. (AMS 

 1.22003-001.) 

 Gobiodon cithnus (Rijppell, 1838). Mano'o-ulutu'i, moemimi. 



Pseudogobiodon citrinus — Jordan and Scale, 1906. 

 Gobiodon rivulalus (Riippell, 1830). Mano'o-ulutu'i, moemimi. 



Gobiodon ceramensis — Schmeltz, 1866. 

 Istigobius ornalus (Riippell, 1830). 



Gobius ornatus — Jordan and Scale, 1906. 

 As Gobius ornatus, Schultz, 1943. 

 Istigobius sp. 5. Mano'o-va'a. 



Twelve specimens, 18-59 mm SL. This species is common in 

 sandy reef areas at depths of 3-27 m and is similar in meristics 

 and color pattern to ornalus which lives in mangrove areas. 

 However, it lacks filamentous pectoral rays and has one or two 

 laterally curved and enlarged teeth at each angle of the lower 

 jaw. (AMS 1.22005-001.) 



Istigobius sp. 



This species is similar to /. sp. 5 but differs in having a black 



spot between fifth and sixth dorsal spines and no spot between 



first two dorsal spines, and in having oval, rather than elongate 



spots on the midside. (AMS 1.22005-002.) 

 Kelloggella cardinalis Jordan and Scale, 1906. 



Kelloggelta cardinalis— Jordan and Scale, 1906. 

 Macrodontogobius wilburi Herre, 1936. 

 Mugilogobius fontinalis (Jordan and Scale, 1906). 



Vaimosa fontinalis — Jordan and Scale, 1906. 



As Vaimosa fontinalis, Schultz, 1943. This species inhabits 



freshwater. 

 Nemateleotris decora Randall and Allen, 1973. Mano'o-sugale. 

 Nemateleotris helfrichi Randall and Allen, 1973. Mano'o-sugale. 

 Nemateleotris magnifica Fowler, 1938. Mano'o-sugale. 

 Opiopomus oplopomus (Valenciennes in Cuvier and Valenciennes, 



1837). Mano'o-lape. 



This species is abundant in the saltwater ponds enclosed by run- 

 ways at Pago Pago International Airport. 

 Oxyurichthys tentacularis (Valenciennes in Cuvier and Valencien- 

 nes, 1837). 



Pselaphias ophthalmonemus — Jordan and Scale, 1906. 

 Palutris pruinosa (Jordan and Scale, 1906). 



Eviota pruinosa — Jordan and Seale, 1906. 



As Pandaka pruinosa, Schultz, 1943. Hoese provisionally 



assigns this species to Palutris. 

 Paragobiodon echinocephala (RuppcU, 1828). Mano'o-ulutu'i. 



Gobius amiciensis — Kner and Steindachner, 1866. 

 Paragobiodon lacunicola (Kendall and Goldsborough, 1911). 



Mano'o-ulutu'i. 



Paragobiodon echinocephalus (part) — Jordan and Scale, 1906. 

 Paragobiodon xanthosoma (Bleeker, 1859). Mano'o-ulutu'i. 



Paragobiodon xanthosomus — Jordan and Seale, 1906. 

 Periophthalmus koelreuleri (Pallas, 1770). Pa'ofu, talae. 



Periophthalmus argentilineatus — Schmeltz, 1866. 



As P. barbarus, Jordan and Scale, 1906. 

 Pleurosicya muscarum (Jordan and Seale, 1906). 



Rhinogobius muscarum — Jordan and Scale, 1906. 



As Glossogobius biocellaius (part), Schultz, 1943. 

 Pogonoculius zebra Fowler, 1938. Tilotai. 

 Priolepis semidolialus (Valenciennes in Cuvier and Valencien- 

 nes, 1837). 



Gobius semifascialus — Kner, 1868. 



As Zonogobius semidolialus, Jordan and Seale, 1906 and 



Schultz, 1943. 

 Plereleoiris evides (Jordan and Hubbs, 1925). Ma'ulu. 

 Ptereleolris heleropterus (Bleeker, 1855). Ma'ulu. 

 Plereleoiris microlepis (Bleeker, 1856). Ma'ulu. 

 Quisquillius cinclus (Regan, 1908). 



Pleurogobius naraharae — Schultz, 1943. 

 Quisquillius sp. 



Two specimens, collected at 33 m. Dorsal VI + I,11; anal 1,9. 



Body pale with 1 1 yellow brown bars extending onto dorsal and 



anal fins. 

 Redigobius pagoensis (Schultz, 1943). 



Mahidolia pagoensis — Schultz, 1943. 



A freshwater species. 

 Sicyoplerus pugnans (Ogilvie-Grant, 1884). 



Sicydium pugnans — Ogilvie-Grant, 1884. 



A freshwater species. 

 Sicyoplerus laeniurus {Gunther, 1877). Mano'o-vai. 



Sicydium macrostetholepis — Kner, 1868. 



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