Barilius bendelisis (Hamilton, 1807)
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Barilius bendelisis (Hamilton, 1807) |
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9. Barilius bendelisis (Hamilton, 1807) View in CoL (Hamilton’s barila)
1807. Cyprinius bendelisis Hamilton, Journey to Mysore, 3: 345.
1999. Barilius bendelisis : Jayaram, The Fresh Water Fishes of the Indian Region: 70.
Material examined: V/4128 , 1 ex, 9.9 cm, Purna River near Morali village, 26.xi.2019 ,
Distribution: Widely distributed in India, found in rivers and streams.
Remarks: It is known for its well-marked sexual dimorphism. Each lateral line scale is having two black spots; fins yellowish with orange hue. It was rarely found in the water bodies of the Purna Wildlife Sanctuary.
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