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Morphology and genetics of non-topotypes Pimelodus platicirris catfish suggest synonymy with P. maculatus

2025-02-01

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Pimelodus, the most diverse genus of Pimelodidae, has a complex taxonomic history. Various species occur in the Paraná River Basin of South America, with some, including P. maculatus and P. platicirris, in sympatry. Pimelodus maculatus is widely distributed in this watershed, whereas P. platicirris is poorly known and cited for only a few locations in the Upper Paraná River Basin. The taxonomic status of P. platic...

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330c62aa-4c05-55ec-8269-83faff50c873
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10.1007/s10592-024-01659-x
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