christinae, Rivulus Huber [J. H.] 1992:147, Fig. 36, Pl. 39c [Review of Rivulus: Ecobiogeography -- Relationships; ref. 20639] Lago Tupac Amaru tributary, near Puerto Maldonado, Madre de Dios River, Depto. Madre de Dios, Peru. Holotype: NRM 16547. Paratypes: NRM 14655 (1), 14700 (10). •Valid as Rivulus christinae Huber 1992 -- (Lazara 2001:272 [ref. 25711], Costa in Reis et al. 2003:535 [ref. 27061], Costa 2006:139 [ref. 28875] in subgenus Cynodonichthys, Valdesalici & Schindler 2011:313 [ref. 31673] in subgenus Cynodonichthys). •Valid as Anablepsoides christinae (Huber 1992) -- (Costa 2011:243 [ref. 31655], Costa 2013:346 [ref. 32528], Valdesalici & Schindler 2013:299 [ref. 33109], Nielsen et al. 2016:76 [ref. 34406], Nielsen 2016:166 [ref. 34861], Valdesalici & Gil 2017:17 [ref. 35110], Valdesalici & Gil 2019:152 [ref. 37074], Drawert 2023:37 [ref. 40330], Drawert 2023:22 [ref. 40730]). Current status: Valid as Anablepsoides christinae (Huber 1992). Rivulidae: Rivulinae. Distribution: South America: upper Amazon basin (Peru); Rio Beni (Bolivia). Habitat: freshwater.