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Taxa: Sorubim elongatus
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Ichthyology

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Sorubim elongatus Littmann, Burr, Schmidt and Isern, 2001
69812Ternetz, Carl   1925-07-05
Colombia, Into R. Orinoco, near San Fernando de Atabapo, Venezuela., 4.041345 -67.713168
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Sorubim elongatus Littmann, Burr, Schmidt and Isern, 2001
65897Conners, J. D.   1958-07-04
Brazil, Amazonas, Upper Amazon River.
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Sorubim elongatus Littmann, Burr, Schmidt and Isern, 2001
202084Littmann, Michael W.; Weitzell, R. E.   1997-08-14
Peru, Loreto, Maynas Province: Ullpa Cano, 50 m upstream of confluence with Moena Cano, Rio Itaya drainage., -3.772222 -73.238056
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Sorubim elongatus Littmann, Burr, Schmidt and Isern, 2001
76747Bourget, D.   1865-10-19
Brazil, Amazonas, Hyavary: trib. of R. Solimoes, at the Peruvian-Brazilian border., -4.35 -70.033333
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Sorubim elongatus Littmann, Burr, Schmidt and Isern, 2001
68716Scherer, William G.   1937-08-28
Peru, Loreto, near Pebas., -3.324422 -71.858209
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Sorubim elongatus Littmann, Burr, Schmidt and Isern, 2001
33403Scherer, William G.   1936-08-28
Peru, Loreto, Pebas., -3.340188 -71.817697
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Sorubim elongatus Littmann, Burr, Schmidt and Isern, 2001
76754Allen, William R.   1920-08-22
Peru, Ucayali, Sandbars near Orellana, small town on high right bank below Contamana., -6.898436 -75.149123
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Sorubim elongatus Littmann, Burr, Schmidt and Isern, 2001
213596Allen, W. R.; Morris, P. S.   
Peru, Two localities: R. Ucayali, Contamana, by Allen, Jul 1920; Iquitos, by Morris, 1922.
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