Genera that contain: Polymixia [ 3 ] records

Dinemus Poey [F.] 1860:161 [Memorias sobre la historia natural de la Isla de Cuba v. 2; ref. 3499] Masc. Dinemus venustus Poey 1860. Type by monotypy. •Synonym of Polymixia Lowe 1836 -- (Nielsen 1973:336 [ref. 6885], Woods & Sonoda 1973:269 [ref. 6899], Kotlyar 1996:63 [ref. 23292]). Current status: Synonym of Polymixia Lowe 1836. Polymixiidae.

Nemobrama Valenciennes [A.] 1837:Pl. 8 [Ichthyologie des îles Canaries v. 2 (pt 2); ref. 4502] Fem. Nemobrama webbii Valenciennes 1837. Type by monotypy. In text in 1843:40, plate published in May 1837; spelled consistently as Nemobrama. Misspelled Nemabrama by Jordan et al. 1930:234 [ref. 6476]. Nemobrama dates to the plate published May 1837 [text not published until 1844], making it older than Polymixia; we suggest retaining the widely-used Polymixia as a nomen protectum under Art. 23.9.2. •Synonym of Polymixia Lowe 1836 -- (Nielsen 1973:336 [ref. 6885], Woods & Sonoda 1973: 269 [ref. 6899] as Nemabrama, Kotlyar 1996:63 [ref. 23292] as Nemabrama). Current status: Synonym of Polymixia Lowe 1836. Polymixiidae.

Polymixia Lowe [R. T.] 1836:198 [Transactions of the Cambridge Philosophical Society v. 6 (pts 1); ref. 2828] Fem. Polymixia nobilis Lowe 1836. Type by monotypy. Polymyxia is a misspelling. •Valid as Polymixia Lowe 1836 -- (Woods & Sonoda 1973:269 [ref. 6899], Nielsen 1973:336 [ref. 6885], Okamura in Masuda et al. 1984:115 [ref. 6441], Kotlyar 1984 [ref. 13450], Hureau in Whitehead et al. 1986:738 [ref. 13676], Heemstra 1986:432 [ref. 5660], Paxton et al. 1989:362 [ref. 12442], Kotlyar 1992:11 [ref. 20773], Kotlyar 1996:63 [ref. 23292], Wiley et al. 1998:423 [ref. 25588], Olney 1999:1977 [ref. 24751], Moore 2003:961 [ref. 27002], Paxton et al. 2006:548 [ref. 28994], Roberts 2015:699 [ref. 34256], Fricke et al. 2018:80 [ref. 35805], Borden et al. 2019:3 [ref. 36559], Brown et al. 2019:160 [ref. 36444], Grande & Wilson 2021:567 [ref. 38492], Caixeta et al. 2024:1 [ref. 40847]). Current status: Valid as Polymixia Lowe 1836. Polymixiidae.