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Taxa: Leporinus striatus (Salmo tiririca)
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Ichthyology

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16297Wilson, Chas.   
Colombia, Choco Department, [Rio] Raspadura, upper Rio Atrato basin, just N. of Rio San Juan, 5.181236 -76.727466
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70638Wilson, Charles   0000-00-00
Colombia, Choco Department, R. Truando, a western tributary emptying into the Atrato near R. Sucio., 7.389128 -77.1317
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64274Taphorn, D.; Reid, S.; et al   1981-02-19
Venezuela, Apure State, Pool just S of Bruzual alongside dyke that parallels highway behind Bull Run; lots of aquatic plants; mud., 8.030493 -69.34258
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70483Bond, Franklyn F.   1938-02-10
Venezuela, Guarico State, El Sombrero., 9.376728 -67.042104
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49499Dahl, George   1957-01-17
Colombia, Cordoba Department, Chibogado, trib. to Sinu; brook ca. 20 mi. above Tierra Alta, at foot of Las Angosturas, a long series of rapids., 8.207017 -76.151904
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16296Pearson, Nathan E.   0000-00-00
Bolivia, La Paz Department, Ixiamas, 60 miles northwest of Rurrenabaque., -13.768424 -68.128113
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50489White, Thomas D.; Myers, George S.; et al   1958-02-07
Colombia, Caqueta Department, Tres Esquinas, near confluence with R. Caqueta; small brook across river; elev. 750 ft., 0.75 -75.25
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50666White, Thomas D.; Myers, George S.; et al   1958-02-13
Colombia, Caqueta Department, Small stream across the R. Orteguaza from Tres Esquinas (same streams as sta. 1)., 0.75 -75.25
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50553White, Thomas D.; Myers, George S.; Reynolds; Wulff   1958-02-08
Colombia, Caqueta Department, Swampy pond about 1/4 mi. inland from R. Orteguaza, across river & slightly below Tres Esquinas., 0.75 -75.25
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215223Iwamoto, T.; Edelbrock, J. K.   1983-05-29
Peru, Madre de Dios, upstream 35 min. walking from log bridge crossing, about 5 km by trail from confluence with R. Madre de Dios.
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20143   
Venezuela, no other data
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70461   
Colombia, Choco Department, Quibdo, at the junction of Rios Quito and Atrato, 5.684387 -76.667033
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70614Amaral, A. do   
Brazil, [Sao Paulo state?]
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70615Ihering, H. Von   
Brazil, Sao Paulo, Tanchina, Piracicaba, -22.723555 -47.658138
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70616Amaral, A. do   
Brazil, Bahia, Bahia
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70635Pearson, Nathan E.   
Bolivia, La Paz Department, Ixiamas, an inland village 60 mi. NW of Rurrenabaque, -13.768424 -68.128113
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70636Wilson, Charles   
Colombia, Choco Department, Rio Truando, a western tributary entering Rio Atrato near Rio Sucio, 7.427419 -77.110908
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70637Pearson, Nathan E.   0000-00-00
Bolivia, La Paz Department, Tributary to lower Rio Bopi 10 miles above Huachi (=San Miguel de Huachi?), -15.776748 -67.19914
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70639Pearson, Nathan E.   
Bolivia, El Beni, Rurrenabaque, on Rio Beni at ca. 1,500 ft. elev., -14.431925 -67.528043
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70640Eigenmann, Carl H.   
Colombia, Choco Department, Boca de Certegui, station on Rio Pablo near the mouth, a tributary of Rio Certegui, 5.418372 -76.719133
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70641Wilson, Charles   
Colombia, Choco Department, Raspadura, town and river of Rio Atrato Basin, just N. of Rio San Juan, 5.181236 -76.727466
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70642Wilson, Charles   
Colombia, Choco Department, Managru, upper Quito Basin of Rio Atrato, 5.349615 -76.736123
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70643Pearson, Nathan E.   0000-00-00
Bolivia, La Paz Department, Huachi (=San Miguel de Huachi?), at junction of R. Bopi and R. Cochabamba; elev. 2235 ft., -15.680681 -67.132131
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70644Eigenmann, Carl H.   1912-03-29
Colombia, Choco Department, Quibdo, at the junction of Rios Quito and Atrato, 5.684387 -76.667033
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