January 3rd, 2015 — 4:18pm
Based on current knowledge, it thus remains impossible to deduce whether the group of putative species currently comprising S. jurupari, S. mapiritensis, and S. rhynchitis, plus populations from Amapá and the upper Negro/upper Orinoco region, represent distinct taxa or a single meta-population which can be referred to as S. jurupari sensu lato. Here on SF we include the named species separately, since they continue to be considered valid.
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September 5th, 2013 — 4:01pm
H. borealis is a member of the putative ‘H. heterorhabdus-group’ of closely-related species within the genus as proposed by Géry (1977).
There are around 15 members characterised by a ‘longitudinal pattern’ consisting of a thin, usu…
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False X-ray Tetra
March 13th, 2012 — 1:20pm
This species is uncommon in the aquarium trade although its name is sometimes applied to other species.
It was originally described in the monotypic genus Pseudopristella, and can be distinguished from the vaguely similar Pristella maxillaris by possession of a relatively large (vs. relatively small) humeral spot and having black pigmentation in the anal-fin restricted to the first ray (vs. a prominent distal blotch).
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