Glossogobius bellendenensis Hoese & Allen 2009

Mental fraenum bilobed, with lateral lobes broad and attached to chin, with a posteromedianattachment sometimes giving the appearance of a third lobe; predorsal area partly scaled, midline scales extending no farther forward than posterior preopercular margin; cheek, operculum, pectoral base, prepelvic area and anterior midline of belly naked; first dorsal fin with one or two large black spots posteriorly; second dorsal-fin rays usually I,10; anal-fin rays I,8; pectoral-fin rays usually 16–17; predorsal scale count 2–14; cheek papilla lines composed of single row of papillae; papilla line 6 absent and vertebrae usually 12+16.Glossogobius bellendenensis is readily distinguished from other species of Glossogobius in dorsal and anal-ray counts, reduced predorsal scale coverage, absence of scales of prepelvic area and pectoral base and distinctive shape of the mental frenum. It shares most of those characteristics with Glossogobius muscorum from the Fly River in New Guinea. Glossogobius bellendensis differs from that species in coloration, in usually having 12+16 vertebrae (versus 11+17), and a trilobed mental frenum (versus bilobed). The coloration differences include lacking a horizontal brown stripe on the cheek below the eye, an oval brown spot on the anteromedian margin of the operculum and white on the posterior end of lips, characteristic of G. muscorum. It addition there are two large spots on the midside on the belly (versus one large blotch on the side of the belly).The species can be confused with Glossogobius concavifrons, which has scales on the pectoral base and prepelvic area, predorsal scales reaching to near eye, more numerous precaudal vertebrae (13–15) and more compressed head. Currently the two species are not known to be sympatric. Glossogobius concavifrons is known from rivers of western Cape York to Arnhem Land in Australia and southern New Guinea. Separation of juveniles below 20 mm SL is difficult because the scales are not well developed in Glossogobius concavifrons at that size.

Anal spines: 1; Analsoft rays: 8

From above tidal influence to altitudes of a few hundredmetres. The species is typically found in clear, flowing streams, with coarse sand and medium to large sized rocks, in open or in forested areas (Ref. 80299).

Kroon and Johnson (2006) document Queensland records of this species. Although the species currently is restricted in its distribution, it may have been mistaken for juveniles of other species because of the small size of the species. Consequently it is likely to be more widely distributed in Australia (Ref. 80299).

Glossogobius bellendenensis és una espècie de peix de la família dels gòbids i de l'ordre dels perciformes.

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Glossogobius bellendenensis Glossogobius generoko animalia da. Arrainen barruko Actinopterygii klasean sailkatzen da, Gobiidae familian.

貝利叉舌鰕虎魚（学名：Glossogobius bellendenensis），为輻鰭魚綱鱸形目鰕虎亞目鰕虎科叉舌鰕虎屬下的一个种，為熱帶淡水魚，分布於澳洲昆士蘭淡水流域，體長可達4.3公分，棲息在底中層水域，生活習性不明。