Poeciliini Bonaparte, 1846
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https://doi.org/10.1590/S1679-62252005000100001 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6492479 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/88324476-FF8C-FFB2-641A-FF0529E64551 |
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Carolina |
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Poeciliini Bonaparte |
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Supertribe: Poeciliini Bonaparte , new
[Clade 119]
Poecilini Bonaparte, 1831: 94, unavailable name; preoccupied in Coleoptera .
Poeciliini Bonaparte, 1831 . Type-genus: Poecilia Bloch & Schneider, 1801 .
Diagnosis. Members of the supertribe Poeciliini share the following uniquely derived and unreversed features: (1) ascending process of premaxilla short and pointed [12-2**]; (2) presence of a curved and forward directed process on ventral surface of dentary [15-1**]; (3) tooth plates of third and fourth pharingobranchials fused, forming a elongate structure with teeth regularly distributed [26-1**]; and (4) fifth ceratobranchial wide and bearing teeth regularly distributed [28-1**].
Additionally, they can be diagnosed by the following not uniquely derived and/or reversed features: (1) premaxillary symphysis elevated [13-1*]; (2) teeth compressed [21-1*]; (3) five branchiostegal rays [22-0]; (4) toothless fourth ceratobranchial [27-1]; (5) absence of spines on subdistal segments of R3 [108-0]; and (6) absence of a dark stripe on median portion of dorsal fin [137-0].
Composition. Tribes: Poeciliini , Girardinini and Cnesterodontini
Distribution. North, Central and South America.
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Poeciliinae |
Poeciliini Bonaparte
Lucinda, Paulo Henrique Franco & Reis, Roberto E. 2005 |
Poeciliini
Bonaparte 1831 |
Poecilia
Bloch & Schneider 1801 |
Coleoptera
Linnaeus 1758 |