A picture of Prochilodus lineatus, a South American ray-finned fish that inhabits the basins of the River Plate, the Paraná River, the Paraguay River, and the Paraíba do Sul. Its common name in the local dialect of Spanish is sábalo; in Brazil it is known as curimbatá, curimba, corimbatá or grumatã. [1]
Source: This photograph was provided by Sara Beatriz Sverlij, Professional advisor of the Directorate of Ichthyologic and Aquatic Resources, Secretariat of Environment and Sustainable Development of Argentina, and uploaded with permission, to be used freely as long as credit is given to Dr. Sverlij in this manner.
A picture of ''Prochilodus lineatus'', a South American ray-finned fish that inhabits the basins of the River Plate, the Paraná River, the Paraguay River, and the Paraíba do Sul. Its common name in the local dialect of Spanish is ''sábalo''; in