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Illinois Natural History Survey - Fish Collection
INHS:FISH	Pseudocetopsis Bleeker, 1862 55360   1999-12-26 Venezuela, Apure, Caño Potrerito, ca. 15 km N Puerto Paez, on rd. to San Fernando, 6.411944 -67.531944 Full Record Details
INHS:FISH	Pseudocetopsis Bleeker, 1862 56189   1999-12-27 Venezuela, Apure, Rio Claro, 102 rd. km N Puerto Paez on rd. to San Fernando, 7.152222 -67.635 Full Record Details
INHS:FISH	Pseudocetopsis Bleeker, 1862 56143   2000-12-00 Venezuela, Portuguesa, Rio Portuguesa, Hwy. 5 bridge Full Record Details
INHS:FISH	Pseudocetopsis Bleeker, 1862 140898    South America, unknown stream, University of New Mexico collection Full Record Details
INHS:FISH	Pseudocetopsis Bleeker, 1862 140931   1997-08-01 Peru, Loreto, Rio Napo, Mazán, 33.3 km from center of Iquitos (340 bearing), -3.49236 -73.08665 Full Record Details
INHS:FISH	Pseudocetopsis Bleeker, 1862 141247   2001-08-11 Peru, Loreto, Maynas Province, Caño Sabalito, from head of first island in the Rio Amazona upstream of the confluence of Rio Yanayacu, 1 hour hike W of the Rio Amazonas, -4.24572 -73.41589 Full Record Details
INHS:FISH	Pseudocetopsis Bleeker, 1862 151063   1995-07-19 Peru, Loreto, Rio Napo, Mazán, -3.494899 -73.092962 Full Record Details
INHS:FISH	Pseudocetopsis Bleeker, 1862 151242   1995-08-04 Bolivia, La Paz, Rio Coroico, Caranavi, -15.83953 -67.57011 Full Record Details

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