Genera that contain: Schilbe [ 4 ] records

Eutropius (subgenus of Bagrus) Müller [J.] & Troschel [F. H.] 1849:6 [Horae Ichthyologicae No. 3; ref. 3073] Masc. Bagrus schilbeides Valenciennes 1840. Type by monotypy. Type given as "Bagrus schilboides Val. (Hypophthalmus niloticus Rüppell)..." See van Oijen et al. 2009:148 [ref. 30423]. •Valid as Eutropius Müller & Troschel 1849 -- (De Vos 1984:3 [ref. 5157]). •Synonym of Schilbe Oken 1817, but a valid subgenus Eutropius -- (De Vos 1986:41 [ref. 6191], Burgess 1989:99 [ref. 12860], Poll & Gosse 1995:185 [ref. 24781]). •Synonym of Schilbe Oken 1817 -- (De Vos in Lévêque et al. 1992:440 [ref. 21590], De Vos 1995:117 [ref. 23748]). Current status: Synonym of Schilbe Oken 1817. Schilbeidae.

Proeutropius (subgenus of Eutropius) Fowler [H. W.] 1936:307 [Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia v. 88; ref. 1424] Masc. Silurus congensis Leach 1818. Type by original designation (also monotypic). •Synonym of Eutropius Müller & Troschel 1849 -- (De Vos 1986:41 [ref. 6191]). •Synonym of Schilbe Oken 1817 -- (De Vos 1995:117 [ref. 23748], Ferraris 2007:362 [ref. 29155]). Current status: Synonym of Schilbe Oken 1817. Schilbeidae.

Pusichthys (subgenus of Silurus) Swainson [W.] 1838:348 et seq. [The natural history and classification of fishes, amphibians, & reptiles, or monocardian animals. v. 1; ref. 4302] Masc. Schilbe uranoscopus Rüppell 1832. Type by monotypy. Also in Swainson 1839:189, 307 [ref. 4303]. •Synonym of Schilbe Oken 1817 -- (De Vos 1986:41 [ref. 6191], De Vos 1995:117 [ref. 23748], Ferraris 2007:362 [ref. 29155]). Current status: Synonym of Schilbe Oken 1817. Schilbeidae.

Schilbe Oken [L.] (ex Cuvier) 1817:1183 [Isis (Oken) v. 1 (pt 8) (no. 148); ref. 3303] Masc. Silurus mystus Linnaeus 1758. Type by monotypy. First appeared as "Les Schilbé" in Cuvier 1816:202 [ref. 993]; latinized by Oken (see Gill 1903:966 [ref. 5768]). Spelled Schilbeus, Schilbea and Schilba in early literature. Spelled Schillee by Jerdon 1849:335 [ref. 4902]. The family name appears both as Schilbeidae and Schilbidae in current literature. Ferraris 2007:356 [ref. 29155] uses Schilbidae. The first use of the name at the family level was by Bleeker 1856 as Schilbeini, and that translates to Schilbeidae. •Valid as Schilbe Oken 1817 -- (De Vos 1986:41 [ref. 6191], Burgess 1989:99 [ref. 12860], Lévêque et al. 1989:118 [ref. 26480], Paugy & Bénech 1989:302 [ref. 26478], Paugy et al. 1990:339 [ref. 26477], De Vos in Lévêque et al. 1992:440 [ref. 21590], Poll & Gosse 1995:185 [ref. 24781], De Vos 1995:117 [ref. 23748], Seegers 1996:182 [ref. 23725], Dankwa et al. 1999:29 [ref. 28023], Diogo et al. 2004:92 [ref. 27670], Ferraris 2007:362 [ref. 29155], De Vos 2007:637 [ref. 30029], Marshall 2011:152 [ref. 31755], Kottelat 2013:251 [ref. 32989], Wang et al. 2016:14 [ref. 34152], Van der Bank et al. 2017:375 [ref. 35707]). Current status: Valid as Schilbe Oken 1817. Schilbeidae.