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Taxa: Astyanax maximus
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Ichthyology

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Astyanax maximus (Steindachner, 1877)
21220Simons, Perry O.   
Peru, R. Perene
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Astyanax maximus (Steindachner, 1877)
68742Eigenmann, Carl H.   1918-11-14
Peru, Rio Urubamba at Santa Ana3,000 ft. elev., -12.868843 -72.6883
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Astyanax maximus (Steindachner, 1877)
68743W. R. Allen, Irwin Exped.   
Peru, Rio Hualluga below Cascada (rapids) de Cayumbaca. 1,800 ft. elev, between Rios Monzon & Chinchao., -9.491772 -75.953468
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Astyanax maximus (Steindachner, 1877)
68744Pearson, Nathan E.   1923-08-01
Peru, Puerto(?), above Balsas (3,500 ft. elev.); Cajamarca Dept.?
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Astyanax maximus (Steindachner, 1877)
68746Rosenberg   
Peru, Puno, Rio Yahuarmayo, a small tributarty of Rio Inambari,province of Carabaya, flowing westward, N. of *, -13.619215 -70.024094
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Astyanax maximus (Steindachner, 1877)
68748Pearson, Nathan E.   
Peru, Tingo de Pauca, junction of Rio Crisnejas with upper Rio Maranon, 3,800 ft. elev.; Cajamarca Dept.?, -7.34851 -77.829728
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Astyanax maximus (Steindachner, 1877)
68756Allen, William R.   1920-07-08
Peru, Rio Azupizu into Rio Palcazu at Tambo Azupizu, the sixth rest-house (tambo) in the valley of Rio Palcazo., -10.65 -74.95
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Astyanax maximus (Steindachner, 1877)
68757W. R. Allen, Irwin Exped.   
Peru, Rio Huallaga below Cascada (rapids) de Cayumbaca. 1,800 ft. elev, between Rios Monzon & Chinchao., -9.491772 -75.953468
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