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  Original name  
  Check ECoF  
  Current accepted name  
Yes
  Status  
Accepted name
  Status details  
senior synonym, original combination
  Status ref.  
  Etymology of generic noun  
Greek, para in the side of + greek, ous, otis = ear + Greek, kygklos, ou = a fish (Ref. 45335).
  Etymology of specific epithet  
Name from the Latin words 'flumine' meaning river and 'ense' meaning natural, in allusion to the Baixada Fluminense, relative to the area surrounding the city of Rio de Janeiro in which the species inhabits (Ref. 117349).
  Link to references  
References using the name as accepted
  Link to other databases  
ITIS TSN : None | Catalogue of Life | ZooBank | WoRMS