Table 3 in Biogeography of freshwater fishes from the Northeastern Mata Atlântica freshwater ecoregion: distribution, endemism, and area relationships

Table 3. Biogeographic groups of drainages of Northeastern Mata Atlântica freshwater ecoregion and the species used to support them, as determined by parsimony analysis of endemism. Groups and their drainages (north to south)Fish speciesTerminal subgroupsFish speciesNORTH GROUPHyphessobrycon parvellusSergipe and Piauí Vaza-Barris, Piauí, Real, Itapicuru, Inhambupe, Pojuca, and ParaguaçuHyphessobrycon itaparicensis Characidium bahienseSergipe, Vaza-Barris, Piauí, Real, Itapicuru, Inhambupe, Pojuca, and ParaguaçuReal, Itapicuru, Inhambupe, Pojuca, and ParaguaçuParotocinclus bahiensisReal and ParaguaçuMimagoniates sylvicola Hyphessobrycon itaparicensisCENTRAL-SOUTH GROUPContas, Cachoeira, Almada, Una, Pardo, Jequitinhonha Buranhém, Frades, Jucuruçu, Itanhém, Peruípe, Mucuri, Itaúnas, São Mateus, Doce, and ItapemirimOligosarcus acutirostrisCentral and South Groups (see below)CENTRAL GROUPNematocharax venustus Oligosarcus macrolepisContas, Cachoeira, Almada, and UnaParotocinclus cristatusContas, Almada, and CachoeiraGymnotus bahianus Leporinus bahiensis Lignobryon myersiAlmada and CachoeiraAstyanax vermilionPardo, and JequitinhonhaPardo and JequitinhonhaAstyanax turmalinensis Hoplias brasiliensis Hypomasticus garmaniLeporinus elongatus Prochilodus hartii Pseudachenipterus jequitinhonhae Wertheimeria maculataSOUTH GROUPMoenkhausia doceana Otothyris travassosiPeruípe and ItaúnasHyphessobrycon sp. Phalloceros ocellatusBuranhém, Frades, Jucuruçu, Itanhém, Peruípe, Mucuri, Itaúnas, São Mateus, and DoceMucuri, São Mateus, and DocePogonopoma wertheimeriMucuri and DoceGlanidium botocudo Phalloceros ocellatus