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Gastromyzon Stock Photos and Images

Spotted hillstream loach (Gastromyzon punctulatus) Stock Photo

RMEBKY60–Spotted hillstream loach (Gastromyzon punctulatus)

A borneo sucker fish (Gastromyzon sp) a loach adapted to living in fast flowing freshwater in the jungle, the entire genus is endemic to borneo. Stock Photo

RM2C8Y8F3–A borneo sucker fish (Gastromyzon sp) a loach adapted to living in fast flowing freshwater in the jungle, the entire genus is endemic to borneo.

Close-up shot of a punctured fin-sniffer Gastromyzon punctulatus, catfish Stock Photo

RM2AYAJGE–Close-up shot of a punctured fin-sniffer Gastromyzon punctulatus, catfish

BORNEO SUCKER or HILLSTREAM LOACH underwater on rock Gastromyzon borneensis Stock Photo

RMA11RAB–BORNEO SUCKER or HILLSTREAM LOACH underwater on rock Gastromyzon borneensis

RMEBKY5Y–Spotted hillstream loach (Gastromyzon punctulatus)

Gastromyzon punctulatus, the hillstream loach Stock Photo

RF2MXFTDN–Gastromyzon punctulatus, the hillstream loach

RF2C2CWRM–Close-up shot of a punctured fin-sniffer Gastromyzon punctulatus, catfish

RFTRN85A–Gastromyzon extrorsus

Macro shot of a gastromyzon fish stuck on an aquarium glass Stock Photo

RF2HYW5BG–Macro shot of a gastromyzon fish stuck on an aquarium glass

. The Cambridge natural history. Zoology. 586 TELEOSTEI Gastromyzon of North Borneo, in which the pectoral and ventral fins are much expanded to form, with the belly, a sucker by which the fish adhere to the stones of mountain torrents, showing a remarkable analogy to Jlxostoma among the Silurids.^. Fig. 355.—Gastromyzon borneeiisis, ventral view, natural size. Fam. 4. Siluridae.—Mouth non-protractile, bordered by the praemaxillaries and the maxillaries, or by the praemaxillaries only, the maxillaries being often rudimentary and supporting the base of a barbel; jaws usually toothed. Parietal b Stock Photo

RMRDKERM–. The Cambridge natural history. Zoology. 586 TELEOSTEI Gastromyzon of North Borneo, in which the pectoral and ventral fins are much expanded to form, with the belly, a sucker by which the fish adhere to the stones of mountain torrents, showing a remarkable analogy to Jlxostoma among the Silurids.^. Fig. 355.—Gastromyzon borneeiisis, ventral view, natural size. Fam. 4. Siluridae.—Mouth non-protractile, bordered by the praemaxillaries and the maxillaries, or by the praemaxillaries only, the maxillaries being often rudimentary and supporting the base of a barbel; jaws usually toothed. Parietal b