Roeboides, Gunther, 1864
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17817417 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/FD4787B0-0168-FFD7-FF16-F961C686A09C |
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Carolina |
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Roeboides |
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Genus Roeboides View in CoL .
The monophyly of Roeboides was tested in a cladistic context by Lucena (1998). Members of Roeboides share modifications of the dentition associated with its lepidophagous habit, a feeding mode also mentioned for Bryconexodon , Exodon , and Roeboexodon , among the Characinae . The hypothesis of Lucena (1998) that this kind of dentition and the lepidophagous habit were originated in parallel in these genera and in Roeboides is corroborated in this study.
Synapomorphies:
1. Posteriorly-oriented epioccipital spine (7): (1> 0) present. Paralleled in nodes 162 and 177.
2. Length of sphenotic spine (10): (0> 1) extending ventrally to articulation between sphenotic and hyomandibula. Reversal of synapomorphy 1 of the Characinae .
3. Dorsolateral processes of vomer (54): (0> 1) present. Paralleled in node 215 and in Bryconexodon juruenae and Markiana nigripinnis .
4. Branching of laterosensory canals of fourth or fifth infraorbitals (74): (0> 1) present. Paralleled in the Bryconops clade, in nodes 167, 177, 260, and 276, and in Bryconamericus scleroparius , Chalceus macrolepidotus , and Piaractus mesopotamicus .
5. Mamilliform teeth outside mouth (120): (0> 1) present. Paralleled in node 277 and in Probolodus heterostomus .
6. Proximal and medial radials of anal fins (294): (0> 1) fused in most pterygiophores. Paralleled in nodes 184, 208, and 221 and in Psellogrammus kennedyi and Pseudocorynopoma doriae . Some trees: Paralleled in node 295.
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