 Summary of phractura |
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| Pronounced | frak TWO rah |
| Etymology | Phractura: From the Greek phraktos, meaning fenced in and oura, meaning
tail; in reference to the bony plates enclosing the slender caudal
peduncle. |
| Size | Smallest 70mm, largest 150mm, average 102mm, most commonly 90mm. All SL. |
| Species | There are 13 "species" in the database |
| New spp. / time |  | | | | | |  | | | | | | | | | 1750 | 1770 | 1790 | 1810 | 1830 | 1850 | 1870 | 1890 | 1910 | 1930 | 1950 | 1970 | 1990 | 2010 |
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| Distribution |
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| Genus Thumbnails |
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/siluriformes/amphiliidae/phractura/ansorgii/1.jpg "Phractura ansorgii - Click for species page")
P. ansorgii
(i:2, k:0)
P. bovei
(i:0, k:0)
P. brevicauda
(i:0, k:0)
P. clauseni
(i:0, k:0)/siluriformes/amphiliidae/phractura/fasciata/1.jpg "Phractura fasciata - Click for species page")
P. fasciata
(i:3, k:0)
P. gladysae
(i:0, k:0)
P. intermedia
(i:0, k:0)
P. lindica
(i:0, k:0)
P. longicauda
(i:0, k:0)/siluriformes/amphiliidae/phractura/macrura/1.jpg "Phractura macrura - Click for species page")
P. macrura
(i:1, k:0)/siluriformes/amphiliidae/phractura/scaphyrhynchura/1.jpg "Phractura scaphyrhynchura - Click for species page")
P. scaphyrhynchura
(i:4, k:0)
P. stiassny
(i:0, k:0)
P. tenuicauda
(i:0, k:0)
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