A picture of Leporinus obtusidens, a South American characid fish) that inhabits the basins of the São Francisco River, the Paraná River and the River Plate. Its common names are boga (or bogón) in Spanish, piapara or piava in Brazilian Portuguese. [1]
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A picture of ''Leporinus obtusidens'', a South American characid fish) that inhabits the basins of the São Francisco River, the Paraná River and the River Plate. Its common names are ''boga'' (or ''bogón'') in Spanish, ''piapara'' or ''piava''