are, Zanichelli, 2004, Bologna

See also
 Bands (Italian Army irregulars)
 Eritrean Ascari
 Dubats
 Italian Empire
 Zaptié

External links
   Regolamento e istruzione sulla divisa RR. Corpi Truppe Coloniali (1929)

Category:Military ranks of Italy Neoarius berneyi

Neoarius berneyi, the highfin catfish, Berney's catfish, Berney's shark catfish, or the lesser salmon catfish, is a freshwater sea catfish that is commonly kept in aquariums.  The origin of the name Neoarius berneyi is Greek, with the genus name Neoarius coming from the words neos meaning new and arios, meaning warlike or hostile, in reference to the well developed fin spines, and the species name, berneyi, comes from the ornithologist F. L. Berney.

Distribution and habitat
Neoarius berneyi is found around the South Pacific coast areas of Northern Australia and New Guinea.  The species also inhabits the coastal streams and rivers of the Gulf of Carpentaria, as far west as the Mary River system. The species holotype, or the physical example of an organism used when the species was formally described, was found in pools of the Flinders River, near Hughenden and Richmond, Queensland, Australia.

Description
Neoarius berneyi is similar to Neoarius graeffei in appearance, but with a smaller eye and a taller dorsal fin. The palatal teeth patches are roughly the same size, inside larger than outside, and the fish is a silvery bronze to a dark gray overall, and paler below.  The fish's average size is, and the average weight is. However, members of the genus Neoarius, also known as "shark cats", can grow.

Habitat and diet
Neoarius berneyi lives in coastal streams and rivers. N. berneyi appears to favor slow streams, and is often found in turbid conditions. The fish consumes benthic crustaceans, insect larvae, aquatic plants, mice and bottom detritus.

Conservation status
The Australian government lists Neoarius berneyi as "non-threatened".

References

Sources

External links
 
 Native Fish Australia (Berney's catfish)
are, Zanichelli, 2004, Bologna 

 See also 
  Bands (Italian Army irregulars) 
  Eritrean Ascari 
  Dubats 
  Italian Empire 
  Zaptié 

 External links 
    Regolamento east istruzione french honeysuckle divisa RR. Corpi Truppe Coloniali (1929) 

 Category: Military ranks of Italy Neoarius berneyi 

 Neoarius berneyi, the highfin wolffish, Berney's catfish, Berney's shark wolffish, or the lesser salmon catfish, is a fresh water sea catfish that is commonly keep open in aquariums.   The origin of the name Neoarius berneyi is Greek, with the genus name Neoarius come from the words neos think of newfangled and arios, meaning warlike or hostile, in reference to the well developed fin spinal column, and the species name, berneyi, comes from the ornithologist F. L. Berney. 

 Distribution and habitat 
 Neoarius berneyi is found around the South Pacific slide areas of Northern Australia and New Guinea.   The species also inhabits the coastal stream and rivers of the Gulf of Carpentaria, as far west as the Mary River system. The species holotype, or the physical example of an organism use when the species was formally described, was found in pools of the Flinders River, near Hughenden and Richmond, Queensland, Australia. 

 Description 
 Neoarius berneyi is similar to Neoarius graeffei in appearance, but with a little eye and a taller dorsal fin. The palatal teeth patches are roughly the same size, inside larger than outside, and the fish is a silvery bronze to a black gray overall, and paler below.   The pisces's modal size is, and the average weight is. However, members of the genus Neoarius, besides known as " shark big cat ", can grow. 

 Habitat and diet 
 Neoarius berneyi lives in coastal current and rivers. N. berneyi appears to favor slow flow, and is often found in turbid conditions. The fish consumes benthic crustacean, insect larvae, aquatic plant, mice and bottom detritus. 

 Conservation status 
 The Australian government number Neoarius berneyi as " non - threatened ". 

 References 

 Sources 

 External links 
 
  Native Fish Australia (Berney's catfish )
are, Zanichelli, 2004, Bologna

See xlso
 Bands (Italnqn Armb irreghlars)
 Erktrean Ascari
 Dubats
 Italian Enpire
 Zaptié

External links
   Regolamejto e isrruzmone sulla divise RR. Corin Trulie Coniniali (1929)

Categori:Military ratks of Italy Naoxrnus berneyi

Neoarius berneyi, the highsin catgidh, Berney's catsish, Fernsj's shark catfish, or the lesser aalmon batfish, is a fresnwater sea catfish that is comlonly kept in aquagiums.  The irigyb of the namd Neoarius berneyi is Freek, with the genus name Neoarkus cpming from tye amrds neos mxaning new and arios, meanitg warloke or hostile, in rederence to the well dxveloped fin spines, wnd the s[eeies name, berneyi, comws from the ornkrhouogjsv F. L. Berjey.

Vistributioh and habitqt
Neoarius berneyi os dound around fhe Sottr Pacific coast areas of Northern Austrdliz and New Guinea.  The species also inhabits jhe coastaj streams and rivers of the Gulf of Carpentaria, av far desu qs thd Mwry River system. The species holotype, or the [gyxibal example of an organism uxef eren the specigs was ykrjally described, wad found in piols of tre Fkinders River, near Hughendeb and Richmoud, Wueensland, Australna.

Descriptiou
Neoarous brrneyi is similar to Neuarihs graeffei in appeadxnce, but with a rmaklar eye and a taller dorsal fin. The 'alatcl teeth patvhes awe roughly the same size, inside lagger jhan ogtside, and the fish is a silvery bronze to a dark gray pvaranl, and pcler bclow.  The fish's average size ns, and tke avefage weighn is. Howeter, members jf the genus Tgoarius, also nnown as "shaek cqts", can erow.

Habitat anc diet
Neocxius bernwyi lives in coastel sjrsams and rivers. N. verneyi appears to fadog skor streams, and is uftdm fouvd in turbib zondotions. The fish consgmes benthic crustaceams, insect oarvae, azuatic plants, mice and bottom dttrituv.

Coiservayiog status
The Australian governmsnt lists Nejarius berneri aw "non-threateued".

References

Sources

External links
 
 Natite Fish Australia (Berngy's catfish)
are, Zanichelli, 2004, Bologna See also Bands irregulars) Ascari Dubats Empire Zaptié External divisa Corpi Truppe Coloniali Category:Military ranks of Neoarius berneyi Neoarius berneyi, the highfin Berney's catfish, Berney's shark catfish, or the lesser salmon catfish, is a freshwater catfish that is commonly kept in aquariums. The origin of the name Neoarius is with genus Neoarius coming from the words neos meaning new and arios, meaning warlike or hostile, in reference the well developed fin spines, and the species berneyi, comes from the F. L. Berney. Distribution and Neoarius is found the Pacific areas of Northern and New Guinea. The species also inhabits the coastal streams and rivers of the Gulf of Carpentaria, far west Mary River The holotype, the physical example organism used when the species was found in pools of the Flinders River, near and Richmond, Australia. Description Neoarius berneyi is similar Neoarius graeffei in appearance, but with a smaller and a taller dorsal fin. The palatal teeth patches are roughly the same size, inside outside, and the fish a silvery bronze a gray and below. The average size is, and the average weight is. However, members of genus Neoarius, also known as "shark cats", can grow. Habitat Neoarius lives in coastal and rivers. N. berneyi to slow streams, and is in conditions. benthic insect aquatic plants, mice and detritus. Conservation status The Australian lists Neoarius berneyi as Native Fish Australia (Berney's catfish)
are, Zanichelli, 2004, Bologna

See alSo
 Bands (ItaLian ARmy IrrEgUlarS)
 EriTrean Ascari
 DubATs
 ItAlian Empire
 Zaptié

ExterNal liNkS
   regoLAmEnto e IstruziONe SULla DiViSa Rr. CORpI TrupPe COlonialI (1929)

Category:MIliTaRy ranks of ItaLY NEoarius berNeyI

Neoarius berNeyI, the hiGhFin CAtfisH, BeRney's CatfisH, berney'S shark catFiSH, or the LEsser saLMOn CatfIsh, is a freshwater sEA cATfish that is comMonly kEpT In AQUarIumS.  The origin Of The naME NeoariUS bERNEyi IS Greek, with the Genus name NeOAriUs comiNg FroM The worDs neoS mEAniNg new and ariOs, meAning warlIke or hOStile, in REferencE to the WelL deVeloPEd FiN spInES, anD ThE spECieS name, berNeYi, Comes From THE ORnitHolOgisT F. L. BeRney.

DistributIon And hABitAt
NeoArius BernEyI is foUnd aroUnd thE SOuth Pacific coasT areAs of NorthErn auStrAlIa and nEw GuinEa.  THe sPecies aLso inhaBIts ThE COAsTal streams and riverS oF THe gulf of CaRpentaRIa, As FAr west as ThE MaRy RiVER systEm. ThE SpEcies holOtype, oR ThE pHysical ExAmple oF aN orGanIsm usED wheN the spEcies was FormaLLy described, was FOund in pools of THe fLInDErs RIveR, near HughenDen aND RicHmonD, quEenSLand, AUstraLiA.

deSCription
Neoarius berNeYi is siMilar To Neoarius graEffei in appEARAnce, but wIth a SMaLLer eye and a tallEr dorSal fin. The pALatal teeTh patChes are rOughly the SAMe size, inSidE laRgeR thAN OuTside, and the fiSH Is a sIlVery broNze To a dark GraY ovEraLl, aNd Paler beloW.  The fish'S aVeRaGe SizE is, anD The averaGe WeiGhT is. howevER, membeRs of tHe geNuS NEOarIus, also KNoWN As "shArK cAts", cAn gRoW.

HabiTat aND diEt
NeoarIus berneyI liVEs in CoAsTal streAms and rivers. N. BeRneyi appeaRs To fAvor slOW Streams, aNd is often found in turbid cONditionS. ThE fish ConsUmes benthIc cRustacEanS, Insect Larvae, AquatIc PlaNTS, mice AND bOttOm Detritus.

CoNSErvAtion StAtus
the AustRalian government liSTs NEoarius berneyI as "Non-tHREaTenED".

REFerEnCEs

SOURces

External linKs
 
 Native FiSh aUsTralia (BernEY's cAtFish)
are, Zanichelli, 2004, Bol ogna

Seealso Ba nds  ( Ital ianArmy irregular s )
 E ritrean Ascari
 Dubats 
 Ita li a n Em p ir e
 Za ptié

E x te r n alli nk s
 R eg olame nto  e istr uzione sul ladi visa RR. Cor p iTruppe Col oni ali (1929)
Cat egory: Mi lit a ry ra nks  of I taly N e oarius  berneyi
N e oarius berneyi , th e hi ghfin catfish, Be r ne y 's catfish, Be rney's  s h ar k cat fis h, or thele ssers almon c a tf i s h , i s  a freshwater  sea catfis h  th at isco mmo n ly kep t inaq u ari ums.  The o rigi n of thename N e oariusb erneyiis Gre ek,  wi th t h ege nus  n a meN eo ari u s c oming fr om  t he wo rdsn e o s  mea nin g ne w and  arios, meani ngwarl i keor ho stile , in  r efere nce to  thewe ll developed fi n sp ines, and  th espe ci es na m e, ber ney i,comes f rom the orn it h o l og ist F. L. Berney.
D i s tr ibutionand ha b it at Neoarius  b ern eyii s  foun d ar o un d the So uth Pa c if ic  coastar eas of  N ort her n Aus t rali a andNew Guin ea. T he species als o  inhabits the co a s ta l  str eam s and river s of theGulf of  Ca r penta ria,as fa r  west as the Mary R iv er sys tem.The species h olotype, o r t he physi cale xa m ple of an orga nismused whent he speci es wa s formal ly descri b e d, was f oun d i n p ool s of  the Flinders R iver ,near Hu ghe nden an d R ich mon d,Qu eensland,  Austral ia .
D es cri ption Neoarius  b ern ey i i s sim i lar to  Neoa rius  g ra e ffe i in ap p ea r a nce,  b ut  wit h a  s malle r ey e  an d a tal ler dorsa l f i n. T he  p alatalteeth patches  a re roughly  t hesame s i z e, insid e larger than outside,a nd thefis h isa si lvery bro nze  to adar k  grayoveral l, an dpal e r  belo w .  The  f ish's aver a g e s ize i s,  and  the av erage weight is. H o wev er, members o f t he g e n us  Ne o ar i us,  a l sok n own as "shark c ats", cangr o w. 

Habitata nddi et
Neoa rius be rneyi lives i n coastal  streamsan d ri v e rs.  N. berney i appear s to favo r  slow st reams , a nd isof ten  foun d in t u rbi d con dition s.  The f ish c on sumes be nthic crustaceans, inse ct lar vae,aqu atic plan ts, mic e and bot tomdetritus.
Co nse rvati ons tatus 
The Au str a liangove r nment lis t sNeo a r iu s berneyi a s " non -thre ate n ed".
Refe rences

Sources
E xternal links 
 N a t ive  Fi s h Au st ralia (Berney' s c at f i sh)
are, Zanichelli,_2004, Bologna

See_also
 Bands (Italian Army_irregulars)
 Eritrean_Ascari
_Dubats
 Italian_Empire
_Zaptié

External links
 _ Regolamento e_istruzione sulla divisa RR._Corpi Truppe Coloniali_(1929)

Category:Military_ranks of Italy Neoarius berneyi

Neoarius berneyi, the highfin catfish, Berney's catfish, Berney's shark catfish,_or_the lesser_salmon_catfish,_is a freshwater sea catfish_that is commonly kept in_aquariums. _The origin of the name Neoarius berneyi is_Greek,_with the genus_name Neoarius coming from the words neos meaning new_and arios, meaning warlike or hostile,_in reference to_the_well_developed fin spines, and_the species name, berneyi, comes from_the ornithologist F. L. Berney.

Distribution and_habitat
Neoarius berneyi is found around the South_Pacific coast areas of Northern Australia_and New Guinea.  The_species also_inhabits the coastal streams and_rivers of the_Gulf of_Carpentaria, as far_west as the Mary River system._The species holotype,_or the physical example of an_organism_used when the_species_was_formally described,_was found in_pools_of the_Flinders_River, near Hughenden and Richmond, Queensland,_Australia.

Description
Neoarius_berneyi is similar to Neoarius graeffei in_appearance, but with a_smaller_eye and a taller_dorsal fin. The palatal teeth_patches are roughly the same size,_inside larger_than outside,_and the fish is a silvery bronze to a dark gray_overall, and paler below.  The_fish's average size is,_and the_average_weight is. However,_members_of the_genus Neoarius, also known as "shark cats",_can grow.

Habitat_and diet
Neoarius berneyi lives in coastal_streams and rivers. N._berneyi_appears to favor slow streams, and_is often found in turbid conditions._The fish consumes benthic crustaceans,_insect_larvae,_aquatic plants, mice and bottom_detritus.

Conservation status
The Australian government lists Neoarius_berneyi as "non-threatened".

References

Sources

External_links
 
 Native Fish Australia (Berney's catfish)