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Iguanodectinae is a
subfamily of
small freshwater fish in the
family Iguanodectidae. They are most
prominently found in the
Amazon river basin and its...
- be
removed in
order to
maintain a
monophyletic Characidae.
Subfamily Iguanodectinae moved to
Iguanodectidae Bryconops Iguanodectes Piabucus Subfamily Heterocharacinae...
- fish industry.
Alongside the
genus Piabucus, it is in the
subfamily Iguanodectinae,
which in turn is in the
family Iguanodectidae. The
genus Bryconops...
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Characiformes that
lives in
South America. It is home to the
subfamily Iguanodectinae (Eigenmann, 1909) and the
monotypic Bryconops clade.
Several species...
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reaching a
maximum of 4.6 cm (1.8 in)
standard length (SL). As with all
Iguanodectinae, I.
gracilis has a compressed,
elongate body,
comparable to the general...
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relative in the
genus Iguanodectes. The two are
paired in the
subfamily Iguanodectinae,
forming a clade. The
genus Bryconops makes up a
monogeneric sister...
- (a
feature seen in all
members of Bryconops, as well as
sister clade Iguanodectinae). The
origin of the
dorsal fin is
slightly closer to the
caudal fin...
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teeth are a
feature that the
genus Bryconops shares with
sister clade Iguanodectinae.
Described in 1999,
Bryconops colanegra belongs to the
subgenus Creatochanes...
- Pindaré
River drainage,
Mearim River basin,
Brazil (Characiformes:
Iguanodectinae)". Cybium. 41 (3): 287–289.
Retrieved 13
February 2023. Ponton, Dominique;...
- —Studies on
fishes of the
family Characidae.—No. 6. A
synopsis of the
Iguanodectinae".
Annals and
Magazine of
Natural History. 7 (74): 97–104. doi:10...
