| Species: | Austrolebias arachan |
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| Description: | Loureiro, Azpelicueta & García, 2004 | |
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| References: | Austrolebias arachan (Cyprinodontiformes, Rivulidae), a new species of annual fish from northeastern Uruguay. Rev. suisse zool. 111 (1): 21-30. |
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| Abstract: | From: " J. Chiecchio" Date: Mon, 11 May 1998 Here is the last information I've received from Heber Salvia, a ex-member of the Uruguayan study group of Cynolebias. CXCL-001 still 001 (not classified) >> now Austrolebias nioni CXCL-002 = Austrolebias vazferreirai CXCL-004 = Austrolebias uruguayensis - now Austrolebias arachan CXCL-003 006 007 don't exist CXCL-008 still 008 is not classified CXT-001 Austrolebias nionii Chau, Jeronimo from Buenos Aires |
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| Type Locality: | Temporary ponds of Río Tacuarí (Los Patos-Merín system) and Río Negro (Río Uruguay drainage) basins. |
| Distribution: | Los Patos-Merín system and Río Uruguay drainage basins. |
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| Characteristics: | A very impressive newer species with neat "pin-stripe" vertical bars against a dark background. Austrolebias arachan is easily distinguished from other Austrolebias species by the combination of the following characters: body of males dark brown to black, with light narrow yellow vertical bands, dorsal fin dark brown with vertically elongated light yellow dots in the proximal half, pectoral fin light grey with margin black; females with anterior anal fin rays elongated, forming a triangular-shaped fin. Both sexes with pelvic fins joined to each other in different degrees; two to four parietal neuromasts; three pectoral radials in most individuals. The new species is closely related to Austrolebias adloffi species group and to Austrolebias viarius. |
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| Contributors: | Heber Salvia |
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