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One adult female of the deep sea ceratioid anglerfish Ceratias holboelli Krøyer, 1845 was caught with a commercial trawling gear on the fishing ground named “Ranón” (43°53’N, 05°51’W) at 350 m depth, on a bottom of silt, sand and gravel, on 23/01/1984. At our knowledgement this is the more southern record of an adult female of this species in the eastern North Atlantic. The specimen is deposited in the Centro de Experimentación Pesquera (Consejería de Agricultura y Pesca del Principado de Asturias) collection, under the number CP/723, at Gijón (Spain). The specimen is with intact illicium and esca. Body colour, as fixed in formalin, black with exception of the distal portion of the esca and some whitish areas on the lateral sides of the body. Esca bearing a single escal appendage with two lateral filaments (Fig. 1). Vomerine teeth absent. Two dorsal caruncles. On the posterior left side of the belly there are attached one parasitic male, and slightly anterior to it, there are a whitish area that We think could to be the scar of the attachment site of an additional, and lost, male (Fig. 2). The main measures are: a.Female: Standard Length (SL): 480 mm; Body depth: 200 mm; Illicium length: 94.2 mm (19.6% of SL). Number of fin rays: Caudal: 8; Dorsal: 4; Anal: 4; Pectoral: 4. b.Male: Length: 12.5 mm With a broad geographical distribution over the World Ocean, C. holboelli, joint with C. uranoscopus, are the most widely spread species of the genus (Regan & Trewavas, 1932; Bertelsen, 1951; Bertelsen & Pietsch, 1983, 1984; Pietsch, 1986),

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Demersal capture of an adult female ceratioid anglerfish, &lt;i&gt;Ceratias holboelli&lt;/i&gt; Krøyer, 1845 (Lophiiformes, Ceratiidae) with a parasitic male from the North Spain Slope (Bay of Biscay, NE Atlantic)