See Pez Austral on Wiktionary
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"Nombre de una constelación austral al sur de Acuario y Capricornio, situada entre las constelaciones del Escultor, la Grulla y el Microscopio. El Microscopio incialmente fue parte del Pez Austral, la cola del pez. La estrella principal, Alfa Piscis Austrini, se llama Fomalhaut (\"la boca del pez\", en árabe) y es una de las más brillantes del cielo (magnitud 1,16), le siguen en brillo estrellas de cuarta magnitud."
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