Chrysobrycon, Weitzman & Menezes, 1998

Silva-Oliveira, Cárlison, Vanegas-Ríos, James A., Canto, André L. C. & Ribeiro, Frank R. V., 2025, Description of a new species of Chrysobrycon (Characiformes: Stevardiidae) from the rio Curuá basin expands the distribution of the genus to the lower Amazon basin, Brazil, Neotropical Ichthyology (e 240077) 23 (1) : -

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https://doi.org/10.1590/1982-0224-2024-0077

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Chrysobrycon
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Key to the species of Chrysobrycon View in CoL (modified from Vanegas-Ríos et al., 2024)

1a. Distal tips of maxillary teeth straight along their lengths .............................2

1b. Distal tips of most maxillary teeth lateroventrally curved............... C. mojicai View in CoL

2a. Terminal lateral-line tube on middle caudal-fin rays absent ........................3

2b. Terminal lateral-line tube on middle caudal-fin rays present ......................4

3a. Anal fin with 26–32 branched rays; pelvic-fin rays i,7 ................. C. hesperus View in CoL

3b. Anal fin with 33–39 branched rays; pelvic-fin rays i,6 (rarely i,7) .. C. myersi View in CoL

4a. Dentary with 8–19 teeth (mode = 14) ...........................................................5

4b. Dentary with 20–27 teeth (mode = 21) ............................................. C. yoliae View in CoL

5a. Humeral blotch vertically bordered posteriorly (partly or completely) by variedly developed depigmented or clear area; posterior portion of maxilla not reaching or surpassing vertical through anterior border of eye when mouth closed............................................................................................................................6

5b. Humeral blotch vertically bordered posteriorly by pigmented area consisting of dark chromatophores often forming continuous set with longitudinal band on body flanks; posterior portion of maxilla reaching or surpassing vertical through anterior border of eye when mouth closed................................................................ 7

6a. Total number of gill rakers on first branchial arch 17–20 (mode = 18); 2–4 maxillary teeth (mode = 3)................................................................... C. calamar

6b. Total number of gill rakers on first branchial arch 14 – 16 (mode = 15); 4–7 maxillary teeth (mode = 5).............................................................. C. ximango

7a. Maxilla with 1–3 teeth (mode = 1)............................................................ C. guahibo View in CoL

7b. Maxilla with 6–15 teeth (mode = 11) ........................................................... C. eliasi View in CoL

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