Akysis nitidus 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 leucorhynchus Fowler 1934 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 at t
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Akysis inermis Ng & Kottelat 2000 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 fuscus Ng & Kottelat 1996 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 subtilis Ng & Kottelat 1998 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, no
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Akysis baramensis Vaillant 1902 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 at th
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North-Central Florida/Alachua Tradition Types
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The majority of Alabama pottery types in our type collection have broader distribution and may be found in the Florida, Georgia, or Lower Mississippi Valley image galleries.
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Marksville and Related Wares
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