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In honor of Richard Peter Vari (19492016) for his contributions to ichthyology.
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(versus wide,
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, in
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), skull deep, cleithrum lies between vertebrae 1 and 2,
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(versus skull depressed, cleithrum lies between vertebrae 5 and 6, in both
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), highvoltage EOD 151
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= 4. For distribution see
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; Supplementary Data 1.
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