Fishes eaten by Alepisaurus (Pisces, Iniomi) in the southeastern Pacific Ocean

摘要: Abstract Annotated identifications of 32 species (21 families) fishes from the stomachs Alepisaurus and tunas longlined in southeastern Pacific Ocean are presented. Many recorded this region for first time. A comparison between these North Atlantic revealed that 39% were found common. Most numerous paralepidids (26% N. : 24% S.E. Pacific), sternoptychids (30% 34% (16% 13% Pacific). Species not shared, with one exception, never individually composed over 2% total. Few myctophids no gonostomatids, stomiatids, melanostomiatids, or chauliodontids found. The similarity food habits Southeast cannot be laid to selective feeding, but is interpreted as an indication commonly shared comprise a high-sease community.