SEXUAL DIMORPHISM IN MYSTUS VITTATUS (BLOCH.)
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Mystus vittatus exhibits sexual dimorphism with distinct external characters. The mature male above 3 mm. to 9 mm. had a muscular conical reddish pink papilla just above the genital opening, the female lacks the same. It persists in mature male but becomes prominent during the breeding season.Abstract
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