Species that contain: Tetractenos and glaber [ 2 ] records

glaber, Tetrodon Fréminville [C. P. P.] 1813:251, Pl. 4 (fig. 4) [Nouveau Bulletin des Sciences, par la Société Philomathique, Paris. v. 3 (no. 67); ref. 18094] Aventure Bay, Tasmania, Australia. No types known. Original genus should have been spelled Tetraodon. •Valid as Tetractenos glaber (Fréminville 1813) -- (Hardy 1983:9 [ref. 5341], Kuiter 1993:421 [ref. 23929], Gomon et al. 1994:911 [ref. 22532], Kuiter 1997:414 [ref. 25488], Johnson 1999:755 [ref. 25471], Ebert 2001:79 [ref. 25494], Hutchins 2001:48 [ref. 25847], Matsuura 2001:3957 [ref. 26317], Hoese et al. 2006:1925 [ref. 29099], Matsuura 2008:855 [ref. 30661]). Current status: Valid as Tetractenos glaber (Fréminville 1813). Tetraodontidae. Distribution: Southeastern Australia: New South Wales to South Australia. Habitat: freshwater, brackish, marine.

liosomus, Spheroides Regan [C. T.] 1909:439 [Annals and Magazine of Natural History (Series 8) v. 4 (no. 23); ref. 14420] Southeastern Australian coast. Syntypes: (6) BMNH 1864.7.22.63, 1868.8.13.16, 1872.7.1.15, 1896.6.17.87 (cleared and stained), 1896.6.17.88, 1899.2.14.57. •Synonym of Tetractenos glaber (Fréminville 1813) -- (Hardy 1983:9 [ref. 5341], Gomon et al. 1994:911 [ref. 22532], Ebert 2001:92 [ref. 25494], Hoese et al. 2006:1925 [ref. 29099]). Current status: Synonym of Tetractenos glaber (Fréminville 1813). Tetraodontidae. Habitat: freshwater, brackish, marine.