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Taxa: Paracrossochilus
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Ichthyology

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Paracrossochilus acerus Inger and Chin, 1962
79554Ang, M. H.; party   1981-03-19
Malaysia, Sarawak, poisoning point about 2.2 km above mouth., 3.268889 114.833333
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Paracrossochilus acerus Inger and Chin, 1962
44178Roberts, Tyson R.; Woerjoatmodjo, S.   1976-07-22
Indonesia, Kalimantan Barat, Sungai Pinoh mainstream, 20-60 km upstream from Nangapinoh., -0.458333 111.65
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Paracrossochilus vittatus (Boulenger, 1894)
49248Roberts, Tyson R.; Woerjoatmodjo, S.   1976-07-22
Indonesia, Kalimantan Barat, Sungai Tebelian, small forest stream where it flows into Sungai Pinoh, 19 km S of Nangapinoh., -0.5 111.75
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Paracrossochilus vittatus (Boulenger, 1894)
49249Roberts, Tyson R.; Woerjoatmodjo, S.   1976-07-23
Indonesia, Kalimantan Barat, Sungai Sekumpai, small forest trib. of Sungai Pinoh, 23 km S. of Nangapinoh., -0.533333 111.658333
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Paracrossochilus vittatus (Boulenger, 1894)
49250Roberts, Tyson R.; Woerjoatmodjo, S.   1976-07-24
Indonesia, Kalimantan Barat, Rocky channel in mainstream of Sungai Pinoh, 37 km S of Nangapinoh., -0.65 111.666667
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Paracrossochilus vittatus (Boulenger, 1894)
53049Roberts, Tyson R.; Woerjoatmodjo, S.   1976-07-26
Indonesia, Kalimantan Barat, Sungai Tamang, small forested stream flowing into Sungai Pinoh, opposite mouth of Sungai Kelawi., -0.583333 111.733333
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Paracrossochilus acerus Inger and Chin, 1962
79344Parenti, Lynne R.; Luhat, K.; Among, A.   1991-08-03
Malaysia, Sarawak, trib. stream, Batang Kerumo, where it enters Batang Balui., 2.510692 113.82524
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