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Multiple anomalies in wild-caught fish species Curmuca barb Hypselobarbus curmuca (Hamilton 1807) (Cyprinidae:Cypriniformes) from the Western Ghats of India.

Journal of biosciences - 1 Jan 2024

Jeevan T M, Devadas Dayal, Jaiswar A K

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Fish of the genus Hypselobarbus (Bleeker 1860) are widely dispersed in the rivers of the Western Ghats in India and endemic to southern Indian peninsular freshwaters. These are small- to medium-sized fishes of the family Cyprinidae. Although fish with deformed bodies or body parts are rare in natural waters, this article deals with four abnormal specimens of Hypselobarbus curmuca (Hamilton 1807) collected from...

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