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The cephalic lateral line canal systems were compared among 12 species of the cyprinid tribe   Opsariichthyini  . All species were characterized by the separation of the supraorbital canal from both the infraorbital and the temporal canals, and the left side of the supratemporal canal from the right side of the canal. In species of    Candidia   ,    Opsariichthys   ,    Parazacco   , and    Zacco   , and    Nipponocypris   sieboldii    the temporal canal was separated from the preoperculomandibular canal. In    Nipponocypris   temminckii    and    N.   koreanus   , the temporal canal was connected to the preoperculomandibular canal. Separation of the left and right sides of the supratemporal canal is a possible synapomorphy of the opsariichthyin cyprinids.    Opsariichthys   uncirostris    and    O.   bidens    are unique among the opsariichthyins in that the connection between the infraorbital and temporal canals is retarded. The variation in arrangement of the cephalic lateral line canal system can be used as diagnostic characters for the opsariichthyin species.

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Evolution of the connection patterns of the cephalic lateral line canal system and its use to diagnose opsariichthyin cyprinid fishes (  Teleostei  ,   Cyprinidae  )