Abstract

Three specimens of Coryphaenoides subserrulatus Makushok, 1976, captured between the Juan Fernández archipelago and the central coast of Chile, represent a reassertion about the geographical distribution of this species in the south eastern Pacific ocean. These specimens confirm the existence of such species in that area of the Pacific ocean, which was doubtful until now and shows its invasion in the easternmost side of the Nazca plate.