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Aphaniops

Aphaniops is a genus of killifishes in the family Aphaniidae, which are native to Western Asia (including Asia Minor and Iran), Northeast Africa and east to southwest India. Several species in the genus have very limited distribution and may be threatened.

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Aphaniops

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related to Further reading · 30
Aphaniops → Aphaniidae, Aphaniidae Hoedeman, Aphanius, Azad, Baran, Bibcode, Cyprinodontidae, Cyprinodontiformes, DNA, Esmaeili, Fatah, Freyhof, Golnaz, Gülşah Saç, Hamid Reza, July, Jörg, Jörg Freyhof, Müfit Ozulug, Neotype
related to Species · 22
Aphaniops → Arabian, Azraq, Boulenger, Day, Dead Sea, Erpenbeck, Esmaeili, Freyhof, Geiger, Getahun, Hamidan, Holly, Krupp, Lake Afdera, Lazara, Reichenbacher, Rüppell, Scholl, Teimori, There
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Aphaniops → genus of killifishes in the family Aphaniidae

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genus family species aphanius aphaniidae zootaxa doi freyhof teleostei cyprinodontiformes 10 pmid stoliczkanus dispar killifishes iran india threatened generic 2017

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Aphaniopsis agenus of killifishes in the family Aphaniidae0.90text
Aphaniopsrelated to Further readingEsmaeili0.60section
Aphaniopsrelated to Further readingHamid Reza0.60section
Aphaniopsrelated to Further readingTeimori0.60section
Aphaniopsrelated to Further readingAzad0.60section
Aphaniopsrelated to Further readingZarei0.60section
Aphaniopsrelated to Further readingFatah0.60section
Aphaniopsrelated to Further readingSayyadzadeh0.60section
Aphaniopsrelated to Further readingGolnaz0.60section
Aphaniopsrelated to Further readingDNA0.60section
Aphaniopsrelated to Further readingOld World0.60section
Aphaniopsrelated to Further readingAphaniidae Hoedeman0.60section

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