Species: Bothus robinsi, Twospot flounder

Bothus robinsi Topp & Hoff, 1972

Twospot flounder

Body a deep oval, its depth 65-76% of SL; front profile with distinct notch before lower eye; space between eyes flat and much wider than eye (especially in male), lower eye well before upper, front edge of upper over rear edge of lower; eye diameter >23% of head length and longer than snout; eyes with poorly developed tentacles in adult; mouth small, ends under front of eye; teeth small, on both sides of both jaws; 5-9 lower gill rakers; dorsal rays 78-90; anal rays 59-68; pectoral rays not branched, eye-side fin 8-11, upper rays elongate in male; eye-side pelvic fin with origin under lower eye, with much longer base, situated on body midline, its origin before that of blind-side fin; lateral-line scales 70-71; lateral line on eye side only, strongly arched above the pectoral, no branch under lower eye.