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Illinois Natural History Survey - Fish Collection
INHS:FISH	Jupiaba pinnata (Eigenmann, 1909) 31620   1994-01-09 Venezuela, Bolivar, trib. Rio Yuruari, ca. 15 km E El Manteco, 7.338742 -62.301903 Full Record Details
INHS:FISH	Jupiaba pinnata (Eigenmann, 1909) 31664   1994-01-10 Venezuela, Bolivar, Rio Yuruari, near La Pastora, W of Guasipati, 7.493662 -62.118646 Full Record Details
INHS:FISH	Jupiaba pinnata (Eigenmann, 1909) 31738   1994-01-11 Venezuela, Bolivar, Rio Guanare, El Miamo, 7.641389 -61.7775 Full Record Details
INHS:FISH	Jupiaba pinnata (Eigenmann, 1909) 49394   1998-10-22 Guyana, Mazaruni- Potaro, Potaro River, Tumatumari Cataract, S bank, below old hydroelectric plant, 5.363444 -59.001222 Full Record Details
INHS:FISH	Jupiaba pinnata (Eigenmann, 1909) 49512   1998-10-25 Guyana, Mazaruni- Potaro, Potaro River, Amatuk Cataract, 5.30375 -59.311167 Full Record Details
INHS:FISH	Jupiaba pinnata (Eigenmann, 1909) 49545   1998-10-26 Guyana, Mazaruni- Potaro, Potaro River, Waratuk Cataract, 5.258861 -59.400278 Full Record Details
INHS:FISH	Jupiaba pinnata (Eigenmann, 1909) 49627   1998-10-27 Guyana, Mazaruni- Potaro, Potaro River & tributaries, Tukeit Cataract, 5.204583 -59.4525 Full Record Details
INHS:FISH	Jupiaba pinnata (Eigenmann, 1909) 127553D.C. Werneke, C.L. Allison, M.R. Thomas, C.J. Chin & D. Arjoon   2002-11-03 Guyana, Rupununi (Region 9), Rupununi River, 5.9 km WSW Sand Creek, 2.96666 -59.56945 Full Record Details

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