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The Grant’s rockling Gaidropsarus granti (REGAN, 1903) is a rare deep-living gadiform fish species discovered in the Azores (Atlantic Ocean) and described under the genus Onus. After its first record, it has been recorded again in Atlantic waters, after about one century, in the Canary Islands (BRITO et al., 2002), north Spain (BAÑÓN et al., 2002; BAÑÓN et al., 2010), Seine Seamount (MENEZES et al., 2009) and again in the Azores (ORSI RELINI & RELINI, 2013). In the Mediterranean, this species has been recorded first in the Ligurian Sea in the period 19891990, and later also in other Italian Seas (AA. VV. 2011; ANGELETTI et al., 2014; ORSI RELINI & RELINI, 2013; MURA & CAU, 2003; TIRALONGO & RUSSO, 2015; BELLO, 2018) as well as in Rhodes, Greece (ZACHARIOU-MAMALINGA, 1999) and in the Alboran Sea (GARCIA, 2015). Figure 1. reports the updated distribution of documented and undocumented records of this species in the Mediterranean and Atlantic Ocean. The biology and ecology of this species is poorly known. It feeds on crustaceans (palaemonid prawns and galatheids) (PAIS et al., 2008; SVETOVIDOV, 1986; BELLO, 2018). The maxi-

Additional records of the Grant’s rockling, Gaidropsarus granti(Actinopterygii: Gadiformes: Lotidae), from the Ionian Sea