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Individuals of two populations of the fish Characidium cf. fasciatum were cytogenetically studied and showed a basic diploid number of 50 chromosomes. Some fishes were found to have 51 to 54 chromosomes due to the presence of one to four small subtelocentric/acrocentric supernumerary chromosomes.
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Redescription of Characidium fasciatum, Type Species of the Characidiinae (Teleostei, Characiformes)
Copeia, 1992The type series of Characidium fasciatum Reinhardt includes more than one species. Based on examination of the lectotype, the species is diagnosed as a member of a monophyletic group which also includes C. boaevistae Steindachner (with C. voladorita Schultz as ajunior synonym), C. bolivianum Pearson, C. gomesi Travassos, and C. purpuratum Steindachner.
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Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society, 1993
Abstract Monophyly of the Neotropical Characidiinae is established based on 13 synapomorphies: (1) dorsal lamina of mesethmoid bone very narrow; (2) mesethmoid bone separated from vomer by a large block of cartilage; (g) anterior and posterior nasal openings widely separated; (4) dorsal portion of infraorbital bone 1 greatly expanded vertically ...
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Abstract Monophyly of the Neotropical Characidiinae is established based on 13 synapomorphies: (1) dorsal lamina of mesethmoid bone very narrow; (2) mesethmoid bone separated from vomer by a large block of cartilage; (g) anterior and posterior nasal openings widely separated; (4) dorsal portion of infraorbital bone 1 greatly expanded vertically ...
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