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Pseudancistrus orinoco

Known as: Lithoxancistrus orinoco 
National Institutes of Health

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2016
2016
Some like it hot: effect of environment on population dynamics of a small tropical seabird in the Caribbean region
An understanding of how environmental changes affect life history traits and population dynamics is essential for predicting the… 
2008
2008
Distribution of Total and Organic Mercury in Superficial Soils in the Upper Manzanares River Watershed, Sucre State, Venezuela
Total and organic mercury contents were determined from samples of surface soils (0-5 cm), sieved at ≤63 μm. collected from 10… 
2004
2004
Taxonomic Redefinition of the Species of Acestrorhynchus of the microlepis Group with the Description of Acestrorhynchus apurensis , a New Species from Venezuela ( Ostariophysi : Characiformes…
The species ofAcestrorhynchus ofthe microlepis group, characterized by the presence of a small, sometimes indistinct, black spot… 
2003
2003
Deepwater erosion processes in the Orinoco turbidite system
1991
1991
The Marine Geochemistry of Rhenium, Iridium and Platinum
Abstract : The platinum group elements occur in low concentrations in most crustal materials. Sedimentary enrichments above these… 
1990
1990
Soil chemistry changes in a forest-grassland vegetation gradient within a fire and grazing protected savanna from the Orinoco Llanos, Venezuela.
1990
1990
Energy fluxes in a morichal (swamp palm community) at the Orinoco Llanos, Venezuela : microclimate, water vapour and CO2 exchange
1989
1989
Sand waves, bars, and wind-blown sands of the Rio Orinoco, Venezuela and Colombia
During March 1982, a reconnaissance study was carried out along a reach of the Rfo Orinoco between Puerto Ayacucho and Ciudad… 
1988
1988
Lithoxancistrus orinoco, nouveau genre et espèce de Poisson-Chat cuirassé du Rio Orinoco en Colombie (Pisces, Siluriformes, Loricariidae)
1977
1977
Circular migration in Venezuelan frontier areas.
The Orinoco River has its origins in Southern Venezuela as part of the Amazon River drainage system. It runs north northeast to… 
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