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- descriptions also drew comparisons to Bryconops melanurus (then called Creatochanes melanurus) due to morphological overlap. When it was originally described...
- affinis, given by Albert Günther in 1864. It has also been referred to as Creatochanes affinis and Roeboides affinis, though the latter of these is now used...
- Ichthyologist Carl H. Eigenmann placed B. caudomaculatus into the genus Creatochanes, which was later classified as a subgenus of Bryconops, to which B. caudomaculatus...
- Bryconamericus breviceps Bryconamericus peru**** ricae Brycochandus durbini Creatochanes gracilis Poptella "Astyanax brevirhinus Eigenmann, 1908". www.zoobank...
- and Creatochanes; B. hexalepis belongs to the former. This is because its gill rakers are poorly denticulated (vs. well denticulated in Creatochanes) and...
- but in Creatochanes it does. A third difference is in the ossification and denticulation of the gill rakers, which is strong in Creatochanes and poor...
- Creatochanes, and B. allisoni exhibits synapomorphies of both; multicuspid teeth on both maxillae and well-denticulated gill rakers from Creatochanes...
- Bryconops and Creatochanes, and B. imitator is considered a member of Creatochanes; hence, its full scientific name is Bryconops (Creatochanes) imitator....
- Bryconops and Creatochanes, and B. humeralis is considered a member of Creatochanes, which makes its full name Bryconops (Creatochanes) humeralis. This...
- cyrtogaster is considered a part of the subgenus Creatochanes, making its full scientific name Bryconops (Creatochanes) cyrtogaster. The specific epithet ""cyrtogaster"...