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Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fa6d2074-d27c-4534-be56-73ecbabab09a>
|
(T22.) Camptotrichia: present
|
719,374
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/efe7c570-e8a3-431a-8976-8f0fb8521bcd>
| 12.471475
| 38.736842
| 8.896153
| 719,374
|
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|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/8e8852a8-1b6b-4cdf-a22d-a142c83eb734>
|
Dentary teeth: with 15–17(2) tricuspid or conical teeth decreasing in size posteriorly
|
719,378
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/eb263a92-0a13-4ea9-b553-0bffef1f0e0a>
| 20.114856
| 27.960526
| 5.721097
| 719,378
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/bc239650-b532-41c9-a19c-525d11031994>
|
Pectoral-fin spine pigmented with transverse dark bars, forming a striped pattern: pectoral fin spine is completely dark or unpigmented
|
719,388
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/e117a8f1-cae6-432d-8bbd-7a93c9ca46b2>
| 22.679424
| 64.119601
| 19.715433
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|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/17b3d522-368c-429c-a658-c76c397b6cfb>
|
Form of distal portion of posterior ceratohyal: narrow, with a narrow, blunt distal tip
|
719,391
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/cf776a65-3d97-40bf-8053-29b6a193edf7>
| 12.498824
| 17.218543
| 2.146678
| 719,391
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fb25bebe-f5d6-49a2-9ed0-7366bf04df9e>
|
Coracoid process: Absent
|
719,469
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/ee1a8a0d-dcbb-4a9a-9370-a6672ebbca9e>
| 8.541402
| 16.140351
| 1.387016
| 719,469
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/3d2764e6-4377-4e0b-8b2d-5040f8a2044e>
|
BRC squamosal, suprameatal foramen, presence: absent
|
719,504
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/f25e4018-851d-43b3-9e7a-7b51377c4804>
| 14.895006
| 24.505929
| 4.199059
| 719,504
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/d0b650b0-7f54-4950-b91c-1a53fb65f479>
|
Accordingly, the ulnare and enlarged proximal and intermediate radials establish a central axis to the fin, a feature common to basal sarcopterygians7,26 but unknown in tetrapodomorphs.: not as described
|
719,510
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/dfc8abd3-abcd-47b9-95a3-8c311bbc996c>
| 14.895006
| 28.284389
| 6.193546
| 719,510
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/8d64a5a7-8a9a-4ba6-b0de-8691b180a433>
|
TAR 1 - ossified tarsus: present
|
719,514
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/cc5bd6aa-0ebc-457e-aab3-f3ac9832bd39>
| 43.456988
| 28.469751
| 13.810117
| 719,514
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/46ceda6d-366f-4e0a-bf94-69b60f4dc57a>
|
Uncinate process present on E1: no interarcual cartilage
|
719,521
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/d6403fb0-5f1b-4476-a89f-f810db719158>
| 12.498824
| 16.774194
| 1.88276
| 719,521
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c7bc2e1a-aa13-4125-9a4d-9e403b66137c>
|
Form of basal portion of first proximal radial of anal fin: without dorsally directed process on anterior surface
|
719,539
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/e042f670-378a-47a5-acbb-945e90ae5fc6>
| 8.541402
| 42.857143
| 8.007696
| 719,539
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/6f5b1c48-4132-4135-8b2f-846bd7ca3811>
|
Pelvis, ilioischidic foramen:: closed
|
719,548
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/d93cd5dc-eddc-48be-8180-59346910a3b2>
| 27.688568
| 61.682243
| 19.245787
| 719,548
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/1bf05641-0db3-4ec7-9070-ecbc7e151241>
|
The pronounced distinctly convex longitudinal ridge extending along approximately two-thirds of the length of the dorsal surface of the third ceratobranchial (C3): The pronounced distinctly convex longitudinal ridge extending along approximately two-thirds of the length of the dorsal surface of the third ceratobranchial (C3)
|
719,556
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/f0b5de41-3a8e-4d3e-aa56-cf9c7b7228b0>
| 12.498824
| 17.275748
| 2.232594
| 719,556
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/585b8e2e-51d7-4b95-8bcb-582a2a7075c1>
|
Ventral ridge of the coracoid with a posterior process: absent
|
719,571
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fea9f150-136a-4644-bb5c-63549bec1ec5>
| 18.52855
| 49.394673
| 15.384696
| 719,571
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/b026a8e9-a978-48b3-ab9b-ee0bc660b7e6>
|
Supraoccipital: present
|
719,580
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/ce8edfa0-c0bf-4c0e-bdc0-fcf1411c7f95>
| 43.53445
| 66.889632
| 26.333643
| 719,580
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/779761f4-a272-46b7-a187-56873dcddfa2>
|
Second Pharyngobranchial with Extra Uncinate Process: PB2 with extra uncinate process
|
719,605
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/cc9f0338-b443-4c89-8c7a-c4910cdc2202>
| 20.114856
| 43.276284
| 7.298905
| 719,605
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/f762ca4b-adc8-4265-9101-8fadd3605218>
|
Epineurals Fused to Neural Arch: Epineurals fused to neural arch on V1-V10
|
719,610
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fb31e430-7b53-4a6c-8a48-790ad9ec9d07>
| 2.670849
| 0.732601
| 0.070664
| 719,610
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/5dfbf185-6967-4154-8202-b65563995797>
|
Transferrin 3: present
|
719,616
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/e0500387-788d-47ca-b1ea-5ba28cb13e26>
| 10.361625
| 43.27957
| 10.203729
| 719,616
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/f02ed9f9-8cae-4047-b9d4-83ba9ec29fc5>
|
Mesopterygoid teeth: present
|
719,618
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fc04dcf2-118a-461c-95d5-6cd37565ea0d>
| 10.168252
| 29.081633
| 6.38343
| 719,618
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/aeaa8eba-03a7-49ad-ae04-4f6d56cce357>
|
The elaboration of the three primary folds of the buccopharyngeal complex into large vertical flaps, and the development of numerous parallel secondary folds on the roof of the buccal cavity: The elaboration of the three primary folds of the buccopharyngeal complex into large vertical flaps, and the development of numerous parallel secondary folds on the roof of the buccal cavity
|
719,623
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/d097f65e-ed0e-4ffc-adbe-7771c64592c8>
| 43.53445
| 72.292994
| 28.881214
| 719,623
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/e0aa8aaf-f13e-44cb-af15-b4e297431c39>
|
pharyngobranchial 2: present
|
719,629
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fbd3e13f-19b9-49e4-8c8d-4225580d77d9>
| 8.541402
| 30.143541
| 5.664697
| 719,629
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/ac33dc52-6465-45f3-830d-fffc3291f4f9>
|
Medial laminar expansion at dorsal tip of cleithrum: (0) absent
|
719,631
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/dff198c5-b346-4b09-a0c0-d79ff671c08c>
| 17.255743
| 17.617866
| 3.26956
| 719,631
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/e6c2e3da-a524-41b3-8a3a-bd3127282228>
|
Dermal portion of the palatine (dermopalatine): absent
|
719,633
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/d5f0e463-65f1-432f-8dc4-06ea31f9dfe4>
| 10.168252
| 35.530086
| 6.342581
| 719,633
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/5e9df289-2b24-4774-b743-41a595a528aa>
|
Length of lateral line: lateral line truncated before caudal-fin base
|
719,635
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/efc720aa-ac8d-4014-a661-2e6d133a0370>
| 3.740757
| 31.147541
| 3.860385
| 719,635
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/57060cb9-6006-4d2f-96ca-71ae64656832>
|
Caudal fin: diphycercal
|
719,654
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fd7954c4-93f5-4c99-99f0-bf6074f32a7e>
| 12.498824
| 29.392447
| 6.257138
| 719,654
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/230e1c2e-15d6-4732-8ef2-bf1fe2ef5ee8>
|
Anterior distal condyle: wider
|
719,671
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fe669180-72ab-4f67-a2dc-1a7d2666b3a1>
| 12.498824
| 41.812865
| 9.613128
| 719,671
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/8e57c812-c08c-4ad1-8f42-2d9e5022419d>
|
Vertebra 1: ventrally directed lateral processes on vertebra 1
|
719,674
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/f3993425-7b1c-452c-93a0-75d92e521265>
| 13.160786
| 33.975482
| 9.387567
| 719,674
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/7355d997-732d-4644-8138-56681ec1f162>
|
Form of anterior portion of ectopterygoid: with anterior process and having overall tripartite form
|
719,695
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4edec11-2d12-428e-b656-651578fb0c00>
| 17.255743
| 17.554859
| 3.023846
| 719,695
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/1986f082-5079-4357-9047-b2d603931a49>
|
Palatine with maxillary articulation process: absent
|
719,714
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/e0a313bd-73d3-494a-be0c-9086e40e61a2>
| 3.740757
| 31.147541
| 3.879503
| 719,714
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/4b970337-843e-4c1d-839a-774d1343b60f>
|
Tail shape: heterocercal
|
719,730
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/ce1b960e-88a2-4fd7-8b11-b6424d8dbae1>
| 36.04465
| 46.443515
| 18.156293
| 719,730
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/772db7c3-1f19-4b9b-819e-e058434d7b66>
|
Hyomandibula sutured to pterotic-supracleithrum posterior to cartilaginous condyle of hyomandibula: absent
|
719,731
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/df8f3266-f26a-4554-8e1c-2de7cd8c52c6>
| 18.52855
| 32.86385
| 7.033811
| 719,731
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/5603e595-8f46-4ba6-80bd-d0bc980debf5>
|
Sclerotic ring (DIETZE 2000, char. 55; LUND & POPLIN 2002, char. 52 in part): present
|
719,733
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/d5d02a04-3b80-49bb-837e-084c279c697f>
| 13.160786
| 34.588235
| 7.977301
| 719,733
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/cc24768d-2ec8-4e7c-83af-083866d71425>
|
Scales: large, the basal plates not forming a completely continuous covering over the entire body (no carapace), forming erectile prickles or spines
|
719,741
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/db908cad-1136-4e8f-a3c1-eb87f92597b7>
| 18.52855
| 45.771144
| 14.27084
| 719,741
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/ee8a0a8f-41b9-4098-9338-9f802485f88b>
|
Posterior portion of lateral ethmoid with narrow process not associated with olfactory tract contacting orbitosphenoid ventrally: present
|
719,786
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/e30f9446-92c0-4195-a023-f03879e42059>
| 36.04465
| 26.151762
| 5.168153
| 719,786
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/12fe3de6-0e3e-4404-a63d-2efa5794a6c4>
|
the uniquely elongate adductor blade extends for almost 50% of the total femoral length, the trochanters are spaced more distantly along its length, and considerable anterim torsion ( -75 ) results in the intercondylar fossa facing anteriorly when the long axis ofthe femoral head is oriented horizontally.:
|
719,806
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/ee09d2d4-5e0b-43d9-8c68-18ac0dc854ca>
| 3.537924
| 10
| 0.588765
| 719,806
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/711f3d6e-ec2d-4651-9fbb-f7b9193ad8f8>
|
Larvae: secondary post-metamorphosis present, with prominent spiny processes from the body
|
719,815
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/e1c4e8e1-e820-4cb2-906c-087748a07866>
| 27.688568
| 69.875776
| 23.20595
| 719,815
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/ea6e0cd2-d8a4-40a1-a406-3e6a37b97c07>
|
Bb2: t-shaped
|
719,816
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/ca00e778-516f-4122-aa49-dee57790b68f>
| 14.895006
| 21.385542
| 3.907992
| 719,816
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/a82a02bb-5664-4803-b4dd-44529c020e07>
|
Uroneural bones: absent (5)
|
719,847
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/d547b631-3676-414f-a390-99b82d9d2122>
| 14.895006
| 37.5
| 8.250138
| 719,847
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/8d83bcac-0b30-46fe-8914-504c86b88013>
|
Anterior tip of pelvic bone (dupe 4): (0) anterior to fourth rib
|
719,849
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/d4f155ec-16ae-40cc-925a-1ac389242306>
| 14.895006
| 45.633803
| 12.031691
| 719,849
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/3ada5354-6707-4e9c-8716-82f149711b37>
|
Vertebrae: number not increased
|
719,857
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/ea91189d-173c-4a5e-ae3d-7662391ff5f8>
| 27.414949
| 65.697674
| 20.002236
| 719,857
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/e7d99f1d-cc39-4641-bbb1-c2bb886f735e>
|
The slender hyomandibular with a reduced dorsal articular surface: The hyomandibular in species of Curimata is typically an angled, moderately broad element with a short, distinctly anterodorsally angled dorsal portion that articulates with the hyomandibular fossa of the cranium
|
719,866
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/f0eb0f20-4086-4ac7-b3eb-f329f4711c59>
| 14.895006
| 27.910448
| 5.670029
| 719,866
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/cc597b04-70ad-4894-8592-56a88a290a8d>
|
Manus, ulnare proportions: long
|
719,867
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/df7d41dd-64d3-4425-aa40-9cdeb4c70a8c>
| 20.114856
| 39.954853
| 8.827616
| 719,867
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/a7f43e26-9d5d-461e-838f-f57e9c3c2435>
|
Relationship of parhypural to preural centrum 1: articulated
|
719,875
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fe9b68f0-227e-4507-a80b-6c8e313ece10>
| 27.414949
| 67.961165
| 23.562393
| 719,875
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/524b155c-af83-4938-8da3-4bd278d88067>
|
Ventral hypohyal: present
|
719,897
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/d6302d41-0359-4d57-8a65-bf2730fec447>
| 27.414949
| 71.803279
| 25.116396
| 719,897
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/a5335110-d0d1-40da-9c35-cb122f7af049>
|
Basihyal Morphology: Basihyal oriented horizontally
|
719,910
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/ddfd6d42-4272-41c0-a346-2594cf9be5c7>
| 12.471475
| 11.962617
| 0.892904
| 719,910
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c6c354b8-a254-4a08-b858-bb4aa93a14c7>
|
The small teeth imbedded in the fleshy coverings of the upper and lower jaws but not attached to the jaw bones: All curimatids, in contrast, lack jaw teeth as adults
|
719,914
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/eef7125d-9fd3-48ee-a1b7-6f2c439773c0>
| 22.679424
| 46.585366
| 14.898825
| 719,914
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/e77a5b97-dc95-49d0-b32f-c21f02164561>
|
Palatine: with distinct anterior process in region of attachment of ligament to mesethmoid
|
719,919
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/ca42f685-d570-4a3a-8c02-9d2d21568238>
| 51.6762
| 37.815126
| 10.766793
| 719,919
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/e4b1c8f8-17e3-4a23-b690-b3717638b1e9>
|
Cleithrum: covering part of the posterior edge of suprascapular cartilage
|
719,926
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/cafe711f-0b92-479c-9488-a90a50c82b57>
| 8.541402
| 18.404908
| 2.511558
| 719,926
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/a54275a0-d752-4c7e-b3c1-0fc970c8086c>
|
Posterior part of dorsal fin spine: spine not serrated
|
719,929
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/e1774ac6-48ba-497b-b20f-f3ae65caf476>
| 20.114856
| 36.734694
| 7.383412
| 719,929
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c6c354b8-a254-4a08-b858-bb4aa93a14c7>
|
The small teeth imbedded in the fleshy coverings of the upper and lower jaws but not attached to the jaw bones: Prochilodontids have the numerous teeth in each jaw attached to the fleshy lips
|
719,938
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/f69cdc1c-d52f-4d3a-95e2-6ca86576cc38>
| 18.548414
| 43.584071
| 13.487967
| 719,938
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/22e46265-b814-4520-959e-56a9e45104d9>
|
Preoperculum: narrow, without posterior expansion
|
719,946
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/f1a5802d-5bac-49b4-8b1a-34be22b1cc71>
| 43.456988
| 16.770186
| 3.129934
| 719,946
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/a9cd7921-f8a2-4b2a-99eb-a9a15710f441>
|
first epibranchial, interarcual cartilage, and second pharyngobranchial absent: first epibranchial, interarcual cartilage, and second pharyngobranchial absent
|
719,948
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/d2ec622b-d43a-4465-9250-a813c425f4e2>
| 27.414949
| 46.169772
| 16.152763
| 719,948
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/42029db0-8d4b-4532-940c-ff9dd7984172>
|
Metapterygoid: presence of a concave facet on the posterodorsal margin of the metapterygoid which articulates with a ridge or process of the lateral ethmoid
|
719,953
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/dceb6129-ecc8-4478-9df2-be0d828d011a>
| 14.895006
| 19.354839
| 4.268049
| 719,953
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/ea3ff906-18de-4b4e-92a5-957bad2ccabf>
|
Basisphenoid absent: Basisphenoid absent
|
719,961
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/deace259-a283-4d5e-954e-739328829eb6>
| 55.407659
| 65.594855
| 28.220284
| 719,961
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/5eb831dd-160b-4365-bcc5-38bfc8de9599>
|
The discrete anterolateral spur on the anteroventral process of the third hypobranchial (H3): The discrete anterolateral spur on the anteroventral process of the third hypobranchial (H3)
|
719,962
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/f0fcb35c-016a-49f0-80ef-870ad245cb46>
| 3.537924
| 13.029316
| 0.481294
| 719,962
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/8e749114-49db-42fc-bfb3-e1a1bb8651e6>
|
Urogenital papillae of female: bilobed and greatly enlarged
|
719,968
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/da8dac88-28a4-46bb-b85b-331debb10bbc>
| 10.168252
| 31.007752
| 7.064291
| 719,968
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/1679a70a-c2db-4366-a7de-cee380e29b72>
|
Maxillary barbel: extending to posterior border of interopercular patch of odontodes
|
719,996
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/e6c6e9d8-4d3a-49e6-bda1-b4acda980a42>
| 12.471475
| 17.534247
| 2.688397
| 719,996
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/5f9771da-6a15-4b39-bc70-65dccc761e79>
|
Maxillary teeth: are absent in all catfishes except diplomystids and the fossil Hypsidoridae
|
720,011
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/e5ebd6e9-e95d-4c5a-95ea-261e25ec1d35>
| 20.114856
| 26.732673
| 4.962221
| 720,011
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/2d729e11-aa2e-4518-90df-eae6d23ecd89>
|
Prepollex: not fused to Metacarpal II to form fighting spike
|
720,029
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/e498da81-06bc-481b-96bc-c5646c9176ac>
| 7.65537
| 17.482517
| 1.796697
| 720,029
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/e1f1f7a8-2909-4154-a487-6a5bf8aed662>
|
Connecting bone/tendon: absent
|
720,043
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c60cfe7b-ab05-4836-ad06-0e8197091a72>
| 20.114856
| 38.22314
| 8.884798
| 720,043
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/9cd77190-9ba6-460b-9727-1de2420cbc95>
|
Placement of teeth in jaws: teeth not in direct contact with premaxilla and dentary, but rather moveably attached to fleshy lips"
|
720,046
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/cff5949b-3ed4-4527-8316-a2028e579e6f>
| 12.498824
| 18.075802
| 2.95678
| 720,046
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/e147860e-a901-4241-9d99-951ef1b6bfdf>
|
Supinator process: absent
|
720,051
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c5da0c39-1449-443a-90e8-1d9a754c9b2c>
| 22.679424
| 48.148148
| 15.101734
| 720,051
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/7ca95bb3-dfab-4c88-9812-4a16ff43e133>
|
Quadrate shelf: with small foramen
|
720,069
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/e862fe91-e58a-4498-9d52-0385c78b30c8>
| 11.786803
| 36.901408
| 6.316325
| 720,069
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/27081ac8-8def-47af-9559-a067a23bdd29>
|
Sternum, shape of base of bony style: base of bony style of sternum bifurcate
|
720,073
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/d5fab168-ad85-42ce-bd0a-56127c2d938c>
| 11.643153
| 33.203125
| 6.950945
| 720,073
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/be9e662e-14f1-47d8-a00c-96e5024d8640>
|
Infraorbital sensory canal: All infraorbitals with sensory canals, first infraorbital sensory canal not reaching anterior edge of bone, with less than half length of first infraorbital
|
720,082
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/f42fa4ea-7b0f-4deb-b6ae-12e366505034>
| 8.541402
| 16.611296
| 1.57972
| 720,082
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/1cf87a88-2ec1-4158-86c8-4866316ec274>
|
Supraglenoid foramen: absent
|
720,087
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/ff48f2e1-5f03-4160-ba64-06a2f4cef0a9>
| 3.740757
| 31.596091
| 4.097054
| 720,087
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/3817873d-1490-4117-b376-d6298e940cee>
|
Caudal fin: 18.2–27.2% SL
|
720,088
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/f2d29df2-3ad6-4c09-a136-338c59e64a03>
| 7.65537
| 18.151815
| 2.605871
| 720,088
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/6cba52d7-90c2-4ea3-848e-2c9c36e312b2>
|
Mesopterygoid teeth: mesopterygoid edentulous
|
720,103
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/d373b4ec-9d84-4224-b195-a6a05b91d89c>
| 13.160786
| 35.103926
| 8.069789
| 720,103
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/dd95fac0-394a-415b-9f71-88434ff5ef50>
|
Fringing fulcra: present as "true" fringing fulcra
|
720,105
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/f2d188d3-f7cb-43cd-8719-1dc5247e0eaf>
| 18.548414
| 43.296703
| 13.351402
| 720,105
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/22e46265-b814-4520-959e-56a9e45104d9>
|
Preoperculum: preoperculum narrow, but with an elongate posterior expansion at the angle between the limbs
|
720,133
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/df5c604c-20cb-4cff-a675-0a416ebcc190>
| 8.301967
| 27.878788
| 5.214566
| 720,133
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/ca270c9a-e1d8-4de0-9a58-7cae8c1fd248>
|
Pectoral fin: approximately subtriangular in dorsal view, first pectoral-fin ray terminating in long filament reaching about 50% of pectoral-fin length without filament; pecto- ral-fin rays i,5
|
720,140
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/df07b0f6-ffb4-4ef2-a2bd-2e34cd24dccd>
| 18.548414
| 43.908629
| 12.491215
| 720,140
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/de7c590d-1c20-4368-a079-b6103de3eb4f>
|
Interopercular odontodes: 6 to 11
|
720,144
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/dcb408d6-1986-47ac-ab91-7b59846ee37d>
| 13.160786
| 17.897727
| 3.349879
| 720,144
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/cf323dbb-343d-4a32-9df4-41a18061ae98>
|
Squamation, cephalic scales (E147/Meszo70): absent
|
720,150
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/e6ffd80a-5f38-46a0-8814-58b9cbbc218e>
| 12.498824
| 28.709677
| 6.04106
| 720,150
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/e4293cea-b1d2-45e3-84ee-b61138c15d74>
|
Femoral posterior trochanter: hypertrophied, ?shelf-like? conformation
|
720,158
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/f0186c01-8cb9-4902-bb4a-055628eba448>
| 20.114856
| 25.401929
| 5.133174
| 720,158
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/23fd736d-d44e-4936-a7d1-7e966c2e5b07>
|
Astragalus, tibial articular surface:: continuous articular surface
|
720,159
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c7a233ad-fc00-4bd1-8e3d-3e1700a52142>
| 12.498824
| 16.993464
| 2.541471
| 720,159
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/940134e7-2f86-437b-a8d1-d538c075ab6e>
|
Epiotic (epioccipital) processes in adults: absent
|
720,176
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/e7e74143-8b47-4d23-bfdd-1afd44447ab3>
| 27.414949
| 48.156182
| 16.929949
| 720,176
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/e52bdc60-9549-481e-9bad-ad1bf752bc58>
|
Posterior margin of symplectic: (0) articulating with metapterygoid
|
720,189
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/e8141667-5c43-440f-8dd5-2897945b51c8>
| 13.160786
| 37.319588
| 9.206793
| 720,189
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/ab1c2dfb-6b21-4b6d-b4bc-354fbba9ab1e>
|
Posterior lengthening of the fifth upper pharyngeal tooth plate, and the reduction of the dentition associated with that ossification (Figures 6-11): Posterior lengthening of the fifth upper pharyngeal tooth plate, and the reduction of the dentition associated with that ossification (Figures 6-11)
|
720,209
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/e9e28625-0660-4084-80cc-89d3bded4d1c>
| 3.537924
| 1.071429
| 0.159178
| 720,209
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c58f1fe0-f2ac-4ff0-97a8-7991aea0f5bb>
|
Length of second anal-fin spine: moderate to long, more than one-half length of first spin
|
720,235
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/df73cacc-2794-455b-98c3-d0d250ec7828>
| 14.895006
| 29.356358
| 6.370415
| 720,235
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/cb9b0141-810b-4be6-8dda-0083ed2a78af>
|
Ulna length: equal or longer than radius
|
720,236
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/f2a8e292-8930-44a2-856f-514540576491>
| 13.160786
| 38.129496
| 10.191385
| 720,236
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/7616599b-d702-44b9-9f6a-1f891f6c16b3>
|
Supraopercular bone (LUND et al. 1995, char. 58; LUND 2000): present
|
720,265
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/f34125a9-fc0e-438b-b2b9-25b8b521cb29>
| 11.027871
| 25.245902
| 4.457312
| 720,265
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/d3ef5036-2f42-43be-a9ef-f89ca19a6b60>
|
The shell-shaped connective tissue sheet that extends dorsal to the fifth ceratobranchial and forms the posterior wall of the epibranchial organ: The shell-shaped connective tissue sheet that extends dorsal to the fifth ceratobranchial and forms the posterior wall of the epibranchial organ
|
720,279
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fd660290-24db-4b6f-adff-9fc22f14663a>
| 20.114856
| 39.686099
| 8.506525
| 720,279
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/147abe82-1150-4abb-9445-488df6f651c9>
|
Second preural centrum and hemal spine: fused
|
720,294
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fe0fe1a2-88f1-455d-9c87-327cece648ef>
| 13.160786
| 36.398467
| 11.032852
| 720,294
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/e136e8be-fde0-4c8b-bb46-b633d726c092>
|
Angular: present
|
720,295
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/d0339ca9-ef0f-4f5f-820b-df5510b4cc31>
| 12.498824
| 16.774194
| 2.467153
| 720,295
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/54996c68-0019-43e2-b6cb-51a3ec13f997>
|
Laterosensory canal on sphenotic: (0) absent
|
720,302
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/e558178a-83c1-4ee1-ba14-9ea42aa639cd>
| 18.52855
| 43.559719
| 12.382071
| 720,302
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/d5fc8646-bbe4-4829-9683-527b0bae7a98>
|
Lateral commissure: narrow
|
720,312
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/e46633c6-25da-4875-8edc-2c22a365828b>
| 18.52855
| 46.039604
| 13.950381
| 720,312
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/df6f6054-1d5a-4c09-8248-3f7562bbadae>
|
Relative size of portion of mesethmoid that contacts medial portions of contralateral premaxillae: anterior portion of mesethmoid only moderately wide; width approximately equal to width of frontal portion of median cranial fontanelle
|
720,315
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/f966e1d3-f318-48e3-9851-b33c72aba8e2>
| 3.740757
| 32.119205
| 4.057873
| 720,315
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/72327a96-8f7f-453d-8bcd-63592a14a123>
|
Anal fin: subtriangular, its origin in vertical posterior to dor-sal-fin base; anal-fin rays ii + 4 + i, plus two rudimentaryrays on fin origin
|
720,325
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/d4b56b6b-93db-4c84-b1f5-f0c3c1ab42c4>
| 14.895006
| 40.045767
| 8.478878
| 720,325
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/ab11d820-d37d-48ad-b450-fd0252a53f18>
|
Uroneural 1 reaches anterior to preural centrum 2: Uroneural 1 reaches anterior to preural centrum 2.
|
720,346
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/d9700725-0840-473c-8933-1380d2ed54eb>
| 12.498824
| 29.898649
| 7.001894
| 720,346
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/906f581f-513d-4ecf-9efc-c33ed33a1481>
|
Latissimus dorsi process: or a spike
|
720,349
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/f5db7d36-9b16-4456-92a5-31e206192322>
| 20.114856
| 44.023324
| 9.443781
| 720,349
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/18b211d2-523b-4127-9551-98435b246ce9>
|
Posterior margin of large supraneural: unfused
|
720,384
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/e600181e-bc36-4478-a307-0a9872020a84>
| 10.168252
| 27.990431
| 5.484691
| 720,384
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/557eb3de-2012-431c-b2ce-e49e91dd4938>
|
Line connects eyes on dorsal surface of head: present
|
720,403
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/caf20199-01c2-4902-b7ae-a16e997a3d07>
| 14.895006
| 44.204852
| 10.157644
| 720,403
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/f87156f0-41ab-4fa6-8528-021254d26036>
|
Rib of 5th or 6th vertebral centrum: present
|
720,419
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/dee0b230-f991-4ffb-bc3e-67692ebb0ad8>
| 18.548414
| 34.315789
| 9.732186
| 720,419
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/831c6ce5-6fb8-4268-9bef-09607d2f37a0>
|
Lateral surface of entopterygoid: covered with cartilage or situated on medial side of metapterygoid
|
720,424
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fbc18bc5-3b16-43a4-b523-2df9dbf600c4>
| 12.498824
| 28.350515
| 5.97482
| 720,424
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/7a378ce2-cc4c-4c14-a248-9502dc723a43>
|
Lateral margin of tibia: gently concave
|
720,426
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/e5d0ae6a-da60-4412-ba9d-98d2f89300a5>
| 17.255743
| 19.830028
| 4.498839
| 720,426
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/4caa85b6-1cb7-45e9-b23b-bda5b3625472>
|
Autopalatines unossified: Autopalatines unossified
|
720,437
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/dd3ac9de-c098-4ed2-afd9-b29d94606a63>
| 55.407659
| 64.495114
| 27.408377
| 720,437
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/4a83b5e8-2eb2-4431-b383-8872162612c2>
|
The subdivision of the anterior articular surface of the first hypobranchial (H1) into anterior and anteromedial subunits: The subdivision of the anterior articular surface of the first hypobranchial (H1) into anterior and anteromedial subunits
|
720,443
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/ff01bbc8-b714-41a9-a2fd-1edc461928ee>
| 55.407659
| 67.100977
| 29.761901
| 720,443
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/5db692e1-5bc8-498a-9d38-3d5f11f39662>
|
Development of supplementary spur on anteroventral process of third hypobranchial at point of attachment of ligament between second and third hypobranchials: supplementary spur well developed
|
720,456
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/d02da533-d74a-431e-9c25-b694b73b832a>
| 6.903446
| 27.146172
| 3.360936
| 720,456
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/8e7f1596-87aa-4ed4-9015-e1da9aa7ba59>
|
Pelage - Basal bulb presence: no basal bulb, proximal third of hair filament is of roughly uniform diameter
|
720,464
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/cc07cf7e-041c-4f03-91b3-a3cdf8ae8d9e>
| 18.52855
| 46.268657
| 13.759811
| 720,464
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fec5a199-3197-46ef-9c61-15f13795a7d8>
|
Sphenotic spine: spine approximately vertical, with dorsal portion proximate to main portion of bone and continuous with ventral surface of frontal
|
720,494
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c4845b03-6a3a-466a-994e-92eda3118541>
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/c9991b77-135a-4fe2-99ca-e0ffa302a0d6>
| 41.246817
| 22.126437
| 6.139927
| 720,494
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/fabbeeb4-fd67-4aa5-8a37-2394d74d9ef8>
|
Reduction or elimination of the gap between the articular cartilages on the anterior margin of the second hypobranchial (Figure 22B-D): The articular cartilaginous surface of the second hypobranchial of most characiforms consists of two subunits, a smaller cartilage body at the anterolateral corner of the ossification and an extensive cartilage along the medial and posterior portions of the bone (Figure 22A). This morphology is found in the Anostomidae, Chilodontidae, and Prochilodontidae, and among curimatids also occurs in the genus Curimatopsis. Potamorhina species retain two separate cartilages anteriorly, but the separation between them is considerably reduced
|
<http://purl.org/phenoscape/uuid/63dad6a3-7ff9-4814-bd8a-11e226c937dd>
|
Gill rakers on trailing edge of second through fourth ceratobranchials: lacking on second and greatly reduced or missing on third and fourth
|
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