cochliodon, Hypostomus Kner [R.] 1854:265 [15], Pl. 2 (fig. 1) [Denkschriften der Kaiserlichen Akademie der Wissenschaften in Wien, Mathematisch-Naturwissenschaftliche Classe. v. 7; ref. 2628] Rio Cuiabá, Brazil. Lectotype: NMW 44101. Syntypes: NMW 46277 (1), 59395 (1, dry); RMNH D1897 [ex NMW] (1). Type information: Van der Stigchel 1947:157 [ref. 13094]. Type catalog: Ferraris 2007:252 [ref. 29155]. Lectotype designated by Tencatt et al. 2014:590 [ref. 33520]. On p. 15 of separate. •Valid as Cochliodon cochliodon (Kner 1854) -- (Ovchynnyk 1967:39 [ref. 37559], Isbrücker 1980:39 [ref. 2303], Lilyestrom 1984:41 [ref. 23620], Ortega & Vari 1986:17 [ref. 9708], Burgess 1989:433 [ref. 12860], López & Miquelarena 1991:10 [ref. 23548], Gómez & Chebez 1996:64 [ref. 23791], Britski et al. 1999:135 [ref. 24147], Isbrücker 2001:26, 28 [ref. 25653], Isbrücker 2002:14 [ref. 27178], Menni 2004:81 [ref. 28131]). •Valid as Hypostomus cochliodon Kner 1854 -- (Weber & Montoya-Burgos 2002:366 [ref. 26428], Weber in Reis et al. 2003:357 [ref. 27061], López et al. 2003:50 [ref. 27366], Armbruster 2003:21 [ref. 27426], Armbruster 2004:79 [ref. 27644], Armbruster et al. 2007:67 [ref. 29252], Ferraris 2007:252 [ref. 29155], Carvalho et al. 2010:39 [ref. 30754], Zawadzki et al. 2010:719 [ref. 31074], Weber et al. 2012:211 [ref. 31999], Cardoso et al. 2012:77 [ref. 32154], Zawadzki & Carvalho 2014:49 [ref. 33227], Zawadzki et al. 2014:103 [ref. 33233], Tencatt et al. 2014:587 [ref. 33520], Sarmiento et al. 2014:191 [ref. 35004], Zawadzki et al. 2015:50 [ref. 33866], Mirande & Koerber 2015:42 [ref. 35117], Koerber et al. 2017:61 [ref. 35267], Zawadzki et al. 2018:[16] [ref. 35944], Zawadzki et al. 2019:[11] [ref. 37170], Careaga et al. 2020:78 [ref. 37774] as gr. cochliodon, Reis et al. 2020:467 [ref. 38364], Meza-Vargas et al. 2021:26 [ref. 39298], Zawadzki et al. 2021:110 [ref. 38157]). Current status: Valid as Hypostomus cochliodon Kner 1854. Loricariidae: Hypostominae. Distribution: South America: Paraguay and middle Paraná River basins (Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil and Paraguay); introduced in Peru. Habitat: freshwater.
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