Weight-Length and Length-Length Relationships of the Endangered Zebra Pleco <i>Hypancistrus zebra</i> (<i>Siluriformes</i>, <i>Loricariidae</i>) from the Xingu River, Amazon, Brazil

<div>External sexual dimorphism in two adult zebra plecos. The female (SL = 5.67 cm) presents smaller odontodes on the opercular region (A) and on pectoral spine (B) while the male (5.92 cm) has hypertrophied odontodes on the pectoral spine (C) and (D) opercular region.</div>

Journal of Applied Ichthyology

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Figure 1: Weight-Length and Length-Length Relationships of the Endangered Zebra Pleco <i>Hypancistrus zebra</i> (<i>Siluriformes</i>, <i>Loricariidae</i>) from the Xingu River, Amazon, Brazil 

Figure 1 | Weight-Length and Length-Length Relationships of the Endangered Zebra Pleco Hypancistrus zebra (Siluriformes, Loricariidae) from the Xingu River, Amazon, Brazil 