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Greater Lancer
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Greater Lancer

Bagrichthys majusculus

Bagrichthys majusculus is one of seven species of bagrid catfish in the genus Bagrichthys. It is endemic to Thailand.

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Description

The Bagrichthys majusculus has a mouth that is relatively large and broad. They have an oral dentition with teeth that are homodent that is well-developed. They have a gill-raker count of 10-13, a dorsal spine that is moderately long with 15-27 serrations.

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