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Fig. 1 in Description of three new species of the genus Odontesthes from the rio Tramandaí drainage, Brazil (Atheriniformes: Atherinopsidae)

Fig. 1. Map of the rio Tramandaf drainage, northern Rio Grande do Sul state, Brazil, with the known distribution of Odontesthes ledae (lagoons 1 - 8), O. bicudo (11, 13, 17, 19), and O. piquava (20-25, 28, 30). There are no collections available in lagoons 9, 10, 12,14- 16, 18, 26, 27, 29. Odontesthes ledae is further known from two isolated lagoons, namely lagoa da Solidão and lagoa do Cipó, not in the map. Lagoons: 1, Cerquinha; 2, Rondinha; 3, Cidreira; 4, Fortaleza; 5, Manuel Nunes; 6, Gentil; 7, Custódias; 8, Armazem, 9, Tramandaí; 10, Emboabinha; 11, Emboaba; 12, Bigua; 13, Horacio; 14, Inacio; 15, Rincao; 16, Veados; 17, Caconde; 18, Traíras; 19, Lessa; 20, Caieira; 21, Peixoto; 22, Pinguela; 23, Palmital; 24, Malvas; 25, Passo; 26, Negra; 27, Ramalhete; 28, Quadras; 29, Boa Vista; 30, Itapeva.

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