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Species related to Labeobarbus dainellii: [ 2 ] records


macrocephalus, Barbus dainellii Bini [G.] 1940:176, Pl. 11 [Missione di Studio al Lago Tana, Roma v. 3; ref. 13041] Lake Tana, Ethiopia. Holotype (unique): lost. Objectively invalid; preoccupied by Barbus macrocephalus McClelland 1839. On Pl. 10 and p. 176 is given "n. sp." after trinominal. Name appears first on p. 161. •Synonym of Barbus intermedius Rüppell 1835 -- (Lévêque & Daget 1984:254 [ref. 6186]). •Synonym of Barbus dainellii Bini 1940 -- (Nagelkerke & Sibbing 1997:132 [ref. 23829]). •Synonym of Labeobarbus dainellii (Bini 1940) -- (Vreven et al. 2016:58 [ref. 34168]). 1°Homonym. Current status: Synonym of Labeobarbus dainellii (Bini 1940). Cyprinidae: Torinae. Habitat: freshwater.

dainellii, Barbus Bini [G.] 1940:175, Pl. 11 [+ Fig. on p. 176] [Missione di Studio al Lago Tana, Roma v. 3; ref. 13041] South Dek (locality 27), Lake Tana, Ethiopia (11°52'N, 37°14'E). Neotype: RMNH 32900. Original 6 syntypes lost, neotype designated by Nagelkerke & Sibbing 1997:132 [ref. 23829]. Name appears first on p. 161. •Synonym of Barbus intermedius Rüppell 1835 -- (Lévêque & Daget 1984:254 [ref. 6186]). •Valid as Barbus dainellii Bini 1940 -- (Mina et al. 1996:387 [ref. 38254], Nagelkerke & Sibbing 1997:132 [ref. 23829], Nagelkerke & Sibbing 1998:5 [ref. 23807], Nagelkerke & Sibbing 2000:205 [ref. 24546], de Graaf et al. 2000:7 [ref. 25061]). •Valid as Labeobarbus dainellii (Bini 1940) -- (de Graaf et al. 2010:342 [ref. 34085], Vreven et al. 2016:58 [ref. 34168]). Current status: Valid as Labeobarbus dainellii (Bini 1940). Cyprinidae: Torinae. Distribution: East Africa: Lake Tana (Ethiopia). Habitat: freshwater.


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