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Fig 1.

Lateral view of Eigenmannia sirius, MZSUP 121668, holotype, 127.5 mm LEA, Mato Grosso, Brazil, rio Mutum, tributary of rio Juruena, rio Tapajós basin.

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Fig 2.

Infraorbital 1+2 of Eigenmannia sirius, MZUSP 118582, 93.3 mm LEA, paratype.

Arrow indicates the posterodorsal expansion. Scale bar = 1 mm.

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Fig 3.

Osteological elements of Eigenmannia sirius: A) premaxilla (MCP 41099, 88.7 mm LEA); B) dentary, C) maxillary bone (MZUSP 118582, 93.3 mm LEA); D) suspensorial bones (MZUSP 118581, 110.5 mm LEA); E) infraorbital series (MCP 41099, 88.5 mm LEA).

Ag = anguloarticular; An = antorbital; Cb = coronomeckelian bone; Ct = connective tissue; De = dentary; En = endopterygoid; Hy = hyomandibula; Io = infraorbital; Ip = interopercle; Mt = Metapterygoid; Mx = maxillary bone; Mc = meckel’s cartilage; Op = opercle; Pe = posterodorsal expansion of Infraorbitals 1+2; Po = preopercle; Qd = quadrate; Re = retroarticular; So = subopercle; Sy = symplectic bone.

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Fig 4.

Lateral view of Eigenmannia sirius, MCP 41099, paratype, 75.6 mm LEA, Mato Grosso, Brazil, rio Mutum, tributary of rio Juruena, rio Tapajós basin.

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Fig 5.

Color in life of Eigenmannia sirius, MZUSP 123938, paratypes, 93.7 and 77.3 mm LEA, A and B respectively, rio Mutum, rio Juruena, Mato Grosso, Brazil.

Caudal filament damaged.

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Fig 6.

Computed tomography renderings of anterior portion in lateral (A), dorsal (B) and ventral views (C) of Eigenmannia sirius, MZSUP 121668, holotype, 127.5 mm LEA.

Af = anterior fontanelle; Ag = anguloarticular; Ao = antorbital; Ap = anterolateral process of premaxilla; Bh = basihyal; Bo = basioccipital; Br = branchiostegal rays; Cl = Cleithrum; Clo = crest of the levator arcus palatini; Co = coracoid; De = dentary; En = endopterygoid; Ep = endopterygoid process; Ex = exoccipital; Ext = extrascapular; Fb = filamentous bone; Fr = frontal; Hd = hypohyal dorsal; Hv = hypohyahl ventral; Hy = hyomandibula; In = Interopercle; Io = infraorbitals; Le = lateral ethmoid; Me = mesethmoid; Mt = metapterygoid; Mx = maxillary bone; Na = nasal; Op = opercle; Or = orbtosphenoid; Pa = parietal; Pc = postcleithrum; Pfr = pectoral-fin rays; Pf = posterior fontanelle; Pm = premaxilla; Po = preopercle; Pp = parasphenoid; Pr = prootic; Ps = pterosphenoid; Pt = pterotic; Qd = quadrate; Re = retroarticular; So = subopercle; Sca = scapula; Sc+Pt = suptracleithrum+posttemporal; So = supraoccipital; Sp = sphenotic; Ur = urohyal; Vo = vomer.

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Fig 7.

Computed tomography renderings of anterior portion in left lateral (A) and right inverted oblique (B) views of Eigenmannia sirius, MZSUP 121668, holotype, 127.5 mm LEA.

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Fig 8.

Lateral view of the dorsolateral head muscles of the Eigenmannia sirius, MCP 41099, paratype, 97.6 mm LEA.

AM = adductor mandibulae; Io = infraorbitals; LO = levator operculi; Mx = maxillary bone; Rmt = ramus mandibularis trigeminus; Sc = supracleithrum canal.

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Table 1.

Morphometrics for examined specimens of Eigenmannia sirius, new species.

SD = Standart Deviaton.

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Fig 9.

Map of the upper portion of rio Tapajós basin, showing the locality of Eigenmannia sirius.

Star represents more than one lot.

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Fig 10.

Photograph of rio Mutum, type locality of Eigenmannia sirius, illustrating habitat.

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Fig 11.

Lateral view of adductor mandibulae, segmentum facialis (A) and medial view of adductor mandibulae, pars malaris (B) of Sternopygus astrabes, MZUSP 88795, 151.0 mm LEA.

Am = adductor mandibulae; An = anguloarticular; Bm = buccopalatal membrane; De = dentary; El = endomaxilar ligament; Io = infraorbital; Mx = maxillary bone; Re = retroarticular. Endomaxilar ligament and buccopalatal membrane dissected. Scale: 3 mm.

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Fig 12.

Lateral view of adductor mandibulae, pars malaris of Rhamphichthys hahni, MZUSP 24736, 479.5 mm.

Am = adductor mandibulae; Ao = antorbital; Bm = buccopalatal membrane; El = endomaxilar ligament; Ela = endomaxilar ligament accessory; Mx = maxillary bone. Scale: 1 cm.

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Fig 13.

Lateral view of the dorsolateral head muscles of: A) Rhabdolichops troscheli, MZUSP 57704, 104.2 mm LEA and B) Sternopygus macrurus, MPEG 22756, 245.8 mm LEA.

Am = adductor mandibulae; Io = infraorbital; Mx = maxillary bone; Sc = supracleithrum + posttemporal canal; LO = Levator operculi; Rmt = ramus mandibularis trigeminus. Recurrent ramus of anteroventral part of anterior lateral line nerve in green. Scales: 3 mm (A) and 1 cm (B).

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Fig 14.

Lateral view of the dorsolateral head muscles of Gymnotus cylindricus, USNM 134701, 178.5 mm LEA.

Am = adductor mandibulae; Io = infraorbital; LO = levator operculi; Mx = maxillary bone; R-avn = recurrent ramus of anteroventral part of anterior lateral line nerve; Rmt = ramus mandibularis trigeminus. Posterodorsal portion of LO, posterior accidentally removed. Scale: 4 mm.

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Table 2.

Taxonomic arrangement of species group in Eigenmannia.

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