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Species of fish
Peru, Brazil and Bolivia. Similar to Cetopsis coecutiens, Cetopsis candiru is a large species of the genus Cetopsis and a widespread scavenger, known for
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Small-bodied catfish of concern to human health
closely related. Cetopsidae (whale catfish) Cetopsis (whale candiru/candiru-açu; in part) Cetopsis candiru Cetopsis coecutiens Trichomycteridae (pencil catfish)
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Species of catfish
Cetopsis coecutiens, the candiru-açú, piracatinga, bagre ciego (lit. blind catfish), or the blue whale catfish, is a species of catfish found throughout
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Genus of fishes
are found in South America. Cetopsis is one of four genera in the subfamily Cetopsinae within the family Cetopsidae. Cetopsis is greatly expanded from when
Cetopsis
Undescribed species of catfish
unnamed human-biting candiru, there are other parasites such as Pareiodon microps, and the two species of Cetopsis whale candiru which are scavengers
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Family of fishes
smaller in body size than Cetopsis. The maximum length in Helogenes species is 7 cm (2.8 in). Most cetopsids feed on insects. C. candiru and C. coecutiens are
Cetopsidae
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hemioliopterus) Jau catfish (Zungaro zungaro) Candirú (Vandellia cirrhosa) Candirú-Acú (Cetopsis candiru) payara (Hydrolycus armatus) Mexican burrowing
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Monotypic genus of fish
scavengers; the whale candirus, Cetopsis candiru and Ce. coecutiens, are not closely related to P. microps despite also being considered "candiru"; the vulture
Pareiodon
Order of fish
scavenging bottom feeders, down to the tiny ectoparasitic species known as the candiru. In the Southern United States, catfish may be known by a variety of slang
Catfish
Major drainage basin in South America
eyes). Among these are the knifefish Compsaraia and Orthosternarchus, some Cetopsis whale catfish (especially C. oliveirai), some Xyliphius and Micromyzon
Amazon_basin
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