Synopses & Reviews
Synopsis
Excerpt from Bulletin of the Essex Institute, Vol. 22: 1890
According to the description this Species has thirty rays in the anal fin, thirty-two or thirty-three scales in the lateral line, six scales between the latter and the first ray of the dorsal, and the length without the caudal is equal to two and two-thirds times the height or four times the length of the head. Described from the Parana river.
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