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From: A historical vertebrate collection from the Middle Miocene of the Peruvian Amazon

Fig. 4

Characiformes and Cichliformes fishes from the Iquitos assemblage. A1C2 Right premaxillary (A1A2: PIMUZ A/I 4810), and symphyseal teeth (B1B2: PIMUZ A/I 4812; C1C2: PIMUZ A/I 4813A) of Colossoma cf. C. macropomum. D1D2 Symphyseal mandibular tooth of cf. Mylossoma sp. (PIMUZ A/I 4818). EJ2 left operculum (E: PIMUZ A/I 4811), circumorbital (F) and frontal? (G) bones (PIMUZ A/I 5009), and molariform-like teeth of indet. “pacu” or “Myleus” clades (H1H2: PIMUZ A/I 4813B; I1–I2: PIMUZ A/I 5008; J1J2: PIMUZ A/I 4814). K1L cf. Serrasalmus sp. teeth (PIMUZ A/I 4826). M Recent tooth of Serrasalmus neveriensis (PIMUZ A/I 5058). N1O2 Left dentary (N1N3: PIMUZ A/I 4979), and right premaxilla (O1O2: PIMUZ A/I 4981) of indet. cichlids. Views: dorsal (G), labial (B2, C2, D2, J1, K1, M), lingual (H1, L), lateral (F, H2, I2, J2, K2), left lateral (E, N2), right lateral (A1, O1), occlusal (B1, C1, D1, I1, N1), and ventral (A2, N3, O2)

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