Characidium borellii (Boulenger 1895)

Saravia, Alejandro Nicolás, Mettola, Víctor Ezequiel, Aguilera, Gastón, Cano, Paula Daniela & Terán, Guillermo Enrique, 2023, Do we know what we are conserving? Fishes from Parque Nacional Aconquija, Tucumán, Northwestern Argentina, Acta Zoológica Lilloana 67 (2), pp. 327-347 : 338

publication ID

https://doi.org/ 10.30550/j.azl/1804

DOI

https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.11646413

persistent identifier

https://treatment.plazi.org/id/0390D21D-FF8C-FFC1-2979-FEB4BB9F5C76

treatment provided by

Felipe

scientific name

Characidium borellii (Boulenger 1895)
status

 

Characidium borellii (Boulenger 1895) View in CoL

Material examined. 42 exemplars; 33.4 - 59.8 mm SL. CI FML 7812 View Materials , 3 View Materials ex, 27° 12’ 29,6”S, 65° 37’ 39,2”W Pueblo Viejo River . CI FML 7815 View Materials , 1 View Materials ex, 27° 12’ 29,6”S, 65° 37’ 39,2”W Pueblo Viejo River . CI FML 7835 View Materials , 4 View Materials ex, 27° 19’ 07.5”S, 65° 41’ 51.2”W Jaya River . CI FML 7842 View Materials , 1 View Materials ex, 27° 19’ 07.5”S, 65° 41’ 51.2”W Jaya River . CI FML 7844 View Materials , 2 View Materials ex, 27° 17’ 39.8”S, 65° 51’ 02.0”W Jaya River . CI FML 7850 View Materials , 10 View Materials ex, 27° 19’ 07.5”S, 65° 41’ 51.2”W Jaya River . CI FML 7852 View Materials , 2 View Materials ex, 27° 17’ 39.8”S, 65° 51’ 02.0”W, Jaya River . CI FML 7915 View Materials , 1 View Materials ex, 27° 21’ 23.8” S, 65° 48’ 33.3”W Cochuna River . CI FML 7918 View Materials , 12 View Materials ex, 27° 21’23.8” S, 65° 48’33.3” W Cochuna River. CI FML 7924 View Materials , 6 View Materials ex, 27°12’ 36.21”S; 65°37’ 22.80”W Pueblo Viejo River GoogleMaps GoogleMaps GoogleMaps GoogleMaps GoogleMaps GoogleMaps GoogleMaps GoogleMaps GoogleMaps GoogleMaps .

Identification. Caudal peduncle relatively compressed and not very narrow; circulary body section; complete lateral line with 36-39 scales, 14 scales around caudal peduncle, 5 scales from pelvic fin to anus isthmus covered by scales; scales 4- 3 in transverse series from dorsal to pelvic fins; 10 scales from dorsal fin to adipose fin; subterminal mouth; teeth uniserial; 5-8 premaxillary and dentary teeth; adipose fin moderately developed; dorsal fin with 10 rays; anal fin normally with 9 rays; pectoral and pelvic fins well developed; a black longitudinal band extends from the snout to base of caudal fin; normally with 9 transverse bars ( Ringuelet et al., 1961; Gery et al., 2001).

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