Pseudanthias oumati Williams, Delrieu-Trottin & Planes, 2013, new species

Pseudanthias oumati, new species Common Name: Saffron anthias (Fig. 9) Holotype. USNM 409433; female; 57.6 mm SL; French Polynesia, Marquesas Islands, Fatu Hiva, south of Baie Hanavave (Baie des Vierges) at tip of Pointe Matautu, on sloping deep reef terrace at bottom of steep rock wall; field number MARQ- 2011 - 32; tissue voucher number MARQ- 433; decimal latitude - 10.4715, decimal longitude - 138.6779; depth 50–55 m; collected by spear, collector Serge Planes; 10 Nov. 2011; vessel “Braveheart.” Diagnosis. Dorsal rays X, 16; third dorsal spine elongate and tipped with fleshy yellow filament extending beyond tip of spine; anal rays III, 7; pectoral rays 18; lateral-line scales 43; gill rakers 10 + 28; body depth 2.5 in SL; head length 3.3 in SL; no papillae on posterior edge of orbit; 5 serrae on margin of subopercle and 5 on interopercle; snout length 4.5 in HL; front of upper lip not thickened (male condition unknown); bony interorbital width 3.8 in HL; caudal fin lunate, caudal concavity 3.5 in SL; color of female yellow, all fins yellow with narrow magenta margin (except pectoral fin, which lacks magenta); no stripe from snout to pectoral base; small scales located on basal quarter of soft dorsal fin from segmented rays 1–12; dorsal profile of head slightly concave. Description. Dorsal rays X, 16 (spines 1–6 with fleshy filaments, spine 3 longest and with longest fleshy filament; 12 th segmented ray with filamentous extension); anal rays III, 7 (4 th segmented ray with filamentous extension); pectoral rays 18 (upper 2 unbranched; lanceolate shaped with middle rays longest and reaching vertical from anal-fin origin when appressed); pelvic rays I, 5; principle caudal rays 8 + 7, middle 13 branched (lunate shaped with filamentous dorsal and ventral lobes); upper-lower procurrent rays 9 – 9 (posteriormost 3 segmented); LL with 43 tubed scales (left side with last tubed scale at base of caudal fin; right side with 2 additional tubed scales on caudal fin beyond base); scales above first LL scale to base of third ...