tricuspidens, Mugil Smith [J. L. B.] 1935:618, Fig. 10; Pls. 17-18 [Annals of the South African Museum v. 30 (pt 5); ref. 15739] Knysna, Cape Province, South Africa. Syntypes and additional material (16): SAIAB [formerly RUSI] 89 (1), USNM 93651 (1). •Valid as Liza tricuspidens (Smith 1935) -- (Smith & Smith 1986:717 [ref. 5717], Thomson 1997:537 [ref. 23428], Heemstra & Heemstra 2004:366 [ref. 28072], Trape et al. 2012:127 [ref. 31792], Harrison 2016:2102 [ref. 34599], Durand & Whitfield 2016:106 [ref. 35590] with author as Smith 1935). •Valid as Chelon tricuspidens (Smith 1935) -- (Senou et al. 1996:75 [ref. 23193], Durand et al. 2012:692 [ref. 32366], Durand & Borsa 2015:268 [ref. 34115], Durand 2016:29 [ref. 35589], Ghasamzadeh 2022:317 [ref. 39712], Thieme et al. 2022:6 [ref. 39600]). Current status: Valid as Chelon tricuspidens (Smith 1935). Mugilidae. Distribution: Southeastern Atlantic, southwestern Indian Ocean: Angola south to Cape of Good Hope (South Africa), then north to southern Mozambique. Habitat: brackish, marine.