tremendus, Dibranchus Bradbury [M. G.] 1999:275, Figs. 4c, d; 6a; 8; 9a; 11 [Proceedings of the California Academy of Sciences v. 51 (no. 5); ref. 23930] Caribbean Sea, 9°32'N, 76°38'W, Oregon II, station 11239, depth 1463 meters. Holotype: UF 25923. Paratypes: IOAN uncat. (1); MCZ 37822 (3); UF 25924-25 (3, 5), 104889 (1), 221621 (1), 221672 (6), 223274 (3), 229293 (1), 232001 (2), 232665 (1), 232820 (1); USNM 320325-27 (1, 2, 1), 320332 (1); VIMS 03504 (1). •Valid as Dibranchus tremendus Bradbury 1999 -- (Moore et al. 2003:214 [ref. 27076], Bradbury 2003:4 [ref. 27309], Lins Oliveira et al. 2015:121 [ref. 37485], Bradbury & Pietsch 2016:2058 [ref. 34598], Fermon et al. 2022:302 [ref. 39448], Page et al. 2023:164 [ref. 40505]). Current status: Valid as Dibranchus tremendus Bradbury 1999. Ogcocephalidae. Distribution: Western Atlantic: Gulf of Mexico south to Rio Grande do Norte (Brazil), including Caribbean Sea; eastern Atlantic: Gabon south to Namibia. Habitat: marine.