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Ohara, W.M.; Mirande, J.M.; & Lima, F.C.T.d. (2017). Phycocharax rasbora, a new genus and species of
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Michael, T. Coe; Marcos, Heil Costa; Aurélie, Botta; Charon, Birkett (23 Aug 2002). "Long-term simulations of discharge and floods in the Amazon Basin".
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1114:"Determining Monthly Discharge on the Tapajos River Using a Rainfall-Runoff Model"
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1258:"Hydrologie du Bassin de l'Amazone"
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1396:Hales, J., and P. Petry (2013).
1229:Agrarian and Biological Sciences
1051:Jatobá Hydroelectric Power Plant
1047:Sawré Muybu Indigenous Territory
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934:and south.
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824:Rio Tapajós
791:Teles Pires
761:Tributaries
733:Progression
399: /
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183:Teles Pires
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1660:Categories
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1452:22 October
1382:10 October
1091:References
820:Portuguese
799:Das Tropas
430:Basin size
387:54°44′12″W
262:3rd source
195:Serra Azul
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136:58°8′35″W
133:7°20′15″S
1607:25794814
1415:(1911).
1376:"Waters"
1265:Archived
1210:"Amazon"
1154:Archived
1015:endemics
958:Santarém
943:Utiariti
932:Santarém
924:Itaituba
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523:Itaituba
456:Santarém
359:Santarém
73:Location
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1651:. 1956.
1598:4510327
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964:Ecology
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462:State,
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