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Bryconops giacopinii is a mid-sized
species of
freshwater fish in the
family Iguanodectidae. It is the
largest member of the
genus Bryconops, and is therefore...
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reaches 3.1 cm SL (standard length,
without the tail fin included), and B.
giacopinii, the largest,
reaches 18 cm TL (total length, with the tail fin included)...
- to be
hosted by
individuals of the
Characiform fish
species Bryconops giacopinii. Of
those located in
South America, it is one of only five
species in...
- from
related genera,
including Hyphessobrycon melazonatus,
Bryconops giacopinii, and
Bryconops inpai,
though a
wider variety of
species in one area does...
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rather lengthened, with B. inpai, B. affinis, and B.
giacopinii. (This was used to
place giacopinii in the
genus Bryconops instead of its
originally described...
- & Chernoff, 1997)
Bryconops durbini (C. H. Eigenmann, 1908)
Bryconops giacopinii (Fernández-Yépez, 1950)
Bryconops gracilis (C. H. Eigenmann, 1908) Bryconops...
- over a
sandy riverbed, a
specific environment it
shares with
congener B.
giacopinii. Part of the igarapé Açu is
within the Tapajós
National Forest and is...
- (February 1994). "Systematic
Status and
Neotype Designation for
Autanichthys giacopinii (Fernández-Yépez) with
Comments on the
Morphology of
Bryconops melanurus...
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which have two
humeral spots, or from the
likes of B.
affinis and B.
giacopinii,
which have none. Its body is
shallower than that of B.
cyrtogaster (though...
