New Pseudancistrus from the Xingu and Tapajós
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New Pseudancistrus from the Xingu and Tapajós
da Costa e Silva et al. (2015). Two new species of (Siluriformes, Loricariidae) from the Amazon basin, northern Brazil. ZooKeys 10.3897/zookeys.482.6909.
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Re: New Pseudancistrus from the Xingu and Tapajós
Cool. I really like the zoo keys publication route.
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Re: New Pseudancistrus from the Xingu and Tapajós
Hi,
looks like the fish formerly known as Pseudancistrus sp. "L 67" is now known as Pseudancistrus asurini.
Pseudancistrus kayabi on the other hand reminds me a lot of L321 (that one I´m less sure about, though)..
Cheers,
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looks like the fish formerly known as Pseudancistrus sp. "L 67" is now known as Pseudancistrus asurini.
Pseudancistrus kayabi on the other hand reminds me a lot of L321 (that one I´m less sure about, though)..
Cheers,
Sandor
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Re: New Pseudancistrus from the Xingu and Tapajós
No, is Pseudancistrus zawadzkii.Pseudancistrus kayabi on the other hand reminds me a lot of L321 (that one I´m less sure about, though)..
Me too! ZooKeys is fantastic. Vastly superior to the other taxonomy journals. Glad to see folks publishing there now.Cool. I really like the zoo keys publication route.
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Re: New Pseudancistrus from the Xingu and Tapajós
And also, did you know that you are permitted under the Creative Commons licence to republish any of the images from papers in ZooKeys?Cool. I really like the zoo keys publication route.
There is a high resolution copy of all the figures available on the Web version of the article, and we can use them all in the cat-elog pages!
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Re: New Pseudancistrus from the Xingu and Tapajós
That had not escaped my attention.
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