suluensis, Rhinogobius Herre [A. W. C. T.] 1927:193, Pl. 14 (fig. 3) [Monographs, Bureau of Science Manila Monogr. 23; ref. 2104] Bungau, Sulu Province, Philippines. Syntypes: BSMP (6) destroyed, seen by Koumans. Type catalog: Koumans 1940:187 [ref. 2676]. •Valid as Amoya suluensis (Herre 1927) -- (Kottelat et al. 1993:141 [ref. 23448], Larson in Randall & Lim 2000:635 [ref. 25122]). •Valid as Acentrogobius suluensis (Herre 1927) -- (Akihito in Masuda et al. 1984:249 [ref. 6441], Nakabo 2000:1244 [ref. 25182], Larson & Murdy 2001:3594 [ref. 26293], Sakai et al. 2001:108 [ref. 25693], Nakabo 2002:1244 [ref. 26193], Myers & Donaldson 2003:643 [ref. 27495], Shibukawa et al. in Kimura & Matsuura 2003:175 [ref. 27510], Heemstra et al. 2004:3328 [ref. 27945], Motomura et al. 2010:202 [ref. 31256], Allen & Erdmann 2012:954 [ref. 31980], Kottelat 2013:398 [ref. 32989], Allen 2015:7 [ref. 33699], Fricke et al. 2014:156 [ref. 33932], Suzuki et al. 2017:81 [ref. 35202], Allen 2017:108 [ref. 35601], Parenti 2021:81 [ref. 38603], Koreeda et al. 2022:25 [ref. 39102]). •Valid as Yongeichthys suluensis (Herre 1927) -- (Larson 2022:156 [ref. 39971]). Current status: Valid as Yongeichthys suluensis (Herre 1927). Gobiidae: Gobiinae. Distribution: Indo-West Pacific: eastern Mascarenes (Rodrigues); eastern Indonesia east to Philippines, north to southern Japan, south to New Guinea. Habitat: brackish, marine.