A collaborative research project involving over 50 specialists from 30 institutions has documented more than 2,700 fish species within the Amazon basin. The findings were announced on Thursday by Ecuador's National Institute of Biodiversity (Inabio), which served as a participant in the study.
The research represents a significant effort to catalog the aquatic biodiversity of the Amazon region. By consolidating data from dozens of organizations, the study provides a comprehensive overview of the diverse fish populations inhabiting the basin.
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