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Body elongate to moderately deep; up to
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; mouth short, wide, terminal to superior; predorsal profile usually straight; lateral line reduced to a series of individual pits alongside of the body; pectoral fins high on the sides of the body; pelvic fins originate behind pectoral fin base, under pectoral fin rays; males of most species have a gonopodium (an elongated structure composed primarily from the 3rd5th anal rays), which facilitates internal fertilization caudal fin usually rounded (
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, Nelson
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2016,
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Freshwater and brackish water; eastern
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2016). Eleven genus and twenty-one species in Nicaraguan freshwaters.
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