-
partially because of
their voracious behaviour. They are
sometimes called trahiras (also
spelled trairas) or tarariras. The
Erythrinidae include cylindrical...
- is
rarely a
fatal ending.
There were
thought to be two
species of
giant trahiras Hoplias aimara (Valenciennes, 1846) and
Hoplias macrophthalmus (Pellegrin...
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Hoplias malabaricus, also
known as the wolf fish,
tiger fish,
guabine or
trahira, is a
predatory Central and
South American freshwater ray-finned fish of...
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Hoplerythrinus is a
genus of
trahiras found in
Central and
South America. The
currently described species in this
genus are as follows: Hoplerythrinus...
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blenny Tonguefish Tope
Topminnow Torpedo Torrent catfish Torrent fish
Trahira Treefish Trevally Triggerfish Triplefin blenny Triplespine Tripletail Tripod...
- New York v. 6 (nos. 10-13): 363-430. Oyakawa, O. T. 2003
Erythrinidae (
Trahiras). p. 238-240. In R. E. Reis, S. O.
Kullander and C. J. Ferraris, Jr. (eds...
- en
province 1940-1944. Paris: Fayard. OCLCÂ 4173712. Aziz, Philippe. Tu
trahiras sans vergogne:
histoire de deux collabos,
Bonny et Lafont. Paris: Livre...
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Hoplias patana is a
species of
trahiras. It is a
freshwater fish
which is
known from Cayenne,
French Guiana. The
maximum length recorded for this species...
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Erythrinus is a
genus of
relatively small trahiras,
freshwater fish from
tropical South America.
There are
currently two
recognized species in this genus...
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Hoplias teres is a
species of
trahiras. It is a tropical,
benthopelagic freshwater fish
which is
known to
inhabit Lake
Maracaibo in Venezuela.
Males can...
