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Coordinates available for 1 records of 22365
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Order: Rajiformes
Family: Potamotrygonidae
Species: Potamotrygon motoro
Cat No: NRM 22365. N=1
Determiner: Kullander, SO 2000
Length:
Preparation: Liquid
Continent/Ocean: South America
Country: PARAGUAY State/Province: Alto Paraguay
District: Municipality: Bahia Negra
River Drainage: Rio Paraguay Lake Basin:
Ocean:
Locality: Río Paraguay between Bahia Negra and Estancia Doña Julia, both banks
Field Number: PAR-95-15
Leg: Kullander, SO et al.
Date: 26-28 Sep 1995
Object remarks: Small cut in disc on right side posteriorly. NRM 22365 and 45005 stored in one jar /EIÅ, 2000. Tissue sample marked PAR95-11 obviously from this specimen /SOK+EIÅ, 2005.
Locality remarks: Gill nets set daytime on 26 and 27 September. Angling 26-28 September daytime and evening. Mostly in camalote areas. Gill nets 20-40 mm meshwidth, bottom nets. Coordinates for Riacho Holeria little upstream Bahia Negra, which is lowermost gill-net site.
Family: Potamotrygonidae
Species: Potamotrygon motoro
Cat No: NRM 22365. N=1
Determiner: Kullander, SO 2000
Length:
Preparation: Liquid
Continent/Ocean: South America
Country: PARAGUAY State/Province: Alto Paraguay
District: Municipality: Bahia Negra
River Drainage: Rio Paraguay Lake Basin:
Ocean:
Locality: Río Paraguay between Bahia Negra and Estancia Doña Julia, both banks
Field Number: PAR-95-15
Leg: Kullander, SO et al.
Date: 26-28 Sep 1995
Object remarks: Small cut in disc on right side posteriorly. NRM 22365 and 45005 stored in one jar /EIÅ, 2000. Tissue sample marked PAR95-11 obviously from this specimen /SOK+EIÅ, 2005.
Locality remarks: Gill nets set daytime on 26 and 27 September. Angling 26-28 September daytime and evening. Mostly in camalote areas. Gill nets 20-40 mm meshwidth, bottom nets. Coordinates for Riacho Holeria little upstream Bahia Negra, which is lowermost gill-net site.
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