Abstract
Sorubim maniradii, a new species, is described on the basis of 29 specimens from the middle and upper Amazon River Basin of Bolivia, Brazil, Ecuador, and Peru. This species is similar in morphology to S. lima and S. elongatus, but is distinguished from all congeners by its diffuse (versus conspicuously black) lateral stripe and high gill raker count (31–37 versus 13–23). It occurs sympatrically and syntopically with S. lima and S. elongatus.Species nova—Sorubim maniradii.
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