chinssuensis, Pseudogobio Nichols [J. T.] 1926:3, Fig. 3 [American Museum Novitates No. 214; ref. 15600] Chin-tsu, Shansi Province [Chin-ssu, Shangi: ? Qingxu Xian], China. Holotype: AMNH 8446. Non-types: FMNH 14684 (1). Type catalog: Ibarra & Stewart 1987:71 [ref. 12367] as a paratype. •Valid as Huigobio chinssuensis (Nichols 1926) -- (Zheng et al. 1989:140 [ref. 21202], Cheng & Zhou 1997:173 [ref. 26385], Yue in Chen et al. 1998:346 [ref. 23878], Ying et al. 2011:61 [ref. 31333], Zhang et al. 2016:73 [ref. 34477]). •Valid as Microphysogobio chinssuensis (Nichols 1926) -- (Bănărescu & Nalbant 1966:202 [ref. 20622], Bănărescu 1992:327 [ref. 40251], Zhu 1995:83 [ref. 25213], Jiang & Zhang 2013:180 [ref. 32958], Kottelat 2013:124 [ref. 32989] needing confirmation, Huang et al. 2016:207 [ref. 34842], Huang et al. 2017:table 1 [ref. 35245], Sun et al. 2021:[7] [ref. 38244]). Current status: Valid as Microphysogobio chinssuensis (Nichols 1926). Gobionidae. Distribution: East Asia: Yellow River basin (northern China). Habitat: freshwater.