Reis, RE, EHL Pereira and P Lehmann A, 2012. A new genus and species of hypoptopomatine catfish (Siluriformes: Loricariidae) from the upper Rio São Francisco basin, Brazil. Copeia 2012: 6–11.
Abstract
Plesioptopoma curvidens is a new genus and species of hypoptopomatine loricariid from the upper Rio Paraopeba, a tributary to the Rio São Francisco in southeastern Brazil. Plesioptopoma is attributed to the hypoptopomatines based on five shared synapomorphies, and differs from all remaining members of the subfamily by having the premaxilla and dentary tooth series strongly curved mesially, in such a way that the mesial portion of the tooth series in both sides are turned and run parallel to each other, the caudal peduncle distinctly quadrangular in cross-section, and the anterior margin of the snout devoid of dermal plates.
New Hypoptopomatinae
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Silurus
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Re: New Hypoptopomatinae
Do you think this is anything we see in the hobby?
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Re: New Hypoptopomatinae
Off the top of my head, I'd say not, but I'm away from my references to check.
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Re: New Hypoptopomatinae
OK, thanks
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Re: New Hypoptopomatinae
Does the Bioone pdf download link work for you guys? The fulltext link works for me, but not the PDF download...
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No worries, the PDF download link worked with Internet Explorer, even though it doesn't work with Firefox.Silurus wrote:I just download directly from the Society (Allen Press) website.
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Re: New Hypoptopomatinae
Hi!!
If anyone could send me a pdf copy of it?? that would be great!!
Many thanks in advance
Cheers
Yann
If anyone could send me a pdf copy of it?? that would be great!!
Many thanks in advance
Cheers
Yann
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