Akysis variegatus (Bleeker 1846) Identification: The body relatively stout. The mouth is terminal; the tip of the snout is not in front of the lower jaw, or only slightly in front of the lower jaw. There is a space between the anterior nostril and the base of the nasal barbel that is about equal
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STREAM CATFISHES 48 known species. Akysids are organized into 4 genera: Acrochordonichthys, 10 species Akysis, 30 species Breitensteinia, 3 species Parakysis, 5 species
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An Expedition to Indonesia by Lawrence M. Page; compiled by J. Grosso and G. E. Sheehy In an expedition sponsored by the All Catfish Species Inventory (ACSI), Larry Page, Andres Lopez, and Robert Robins from the Florida Museum of Natural History traveled to the island of Sumatra, Indonesia, in late
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Akysis brachybarbatus Chen 1981 Identification: The body relatively stout. The mouth is terminal; the tip of the snout is not in front of the lower jaw, or only slightly in front of the lower jaw. There is a space between the anterior nostril and the base of the nasal barbel that is about equal t
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Akysis hardmani Ng & Sabaj 2005 Identification: The body is relatively elongate. The mouth is subterminal; the tip of the snout is well in front of the lower jaw. The nostrils are close together and separated only by the nasal barbel. The anterior nostril is on the surface of the snout, not a
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Akysis filifer Ng & Rainboth 2005 Identification: The body is relatively elongate. The mouth is subterminal; the tip of the snout is well in front of the lower jaw. The nostrils are close together and separated only by the nasal barbel. The anterior nostril is on the surface of the snout, not
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Akysis varius Ng & Kottelat 1998 Identification: The body relatively stout. The mouth is terminal; the tip of the snout is not in front of the lower jaw, or only slightly in front of the lower jaw. There is a space between the anterior nostril and the base of the nasal barbel that is about eq
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BLACK RIVER MADTOM Noturus maydeni Egge 2006 Identification: The Black River Madtom is genetically and karyotypically distinct from other madtoms but morphologically indistinguishable from the Ozark Madtom (N. albater). Range: The Black River Madtom is found in the Black and St. Francis R. sy
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