Conspectus cobitidum - Raffles Museum of Biodiversity Research

7.11.3 Metahomaloptera omeiensis, KIZ 795676, 54.0 mm SL;
China: Sichuan: Yahan.
7.11.3 Metahomaloptera omeiensis, KIZ 795676, 54.0 mm SL.
7.11 Metahomaloptera Chang, 1944
Metahomaloptera Chang, 1944: 54 (type species: Metahomaloptera
omeiensis Chang, 1944: 54, by monotypy).
Gender feminine.
7.11.1 Metahomaloptera hangshuiensis Xie, Yang &
Gong, 1984
Metalohomaloptera [sic] omeiensis hangshuiensis Xie, Yang
& Gong, 1984: 63, figs. 3–4 (type locality: China: Hubei:
Yangriwan River [upper Hanjiang River], Mount Shengnongjia;
syntypes: HACW 817022–33, 824268–285,
825058–62 [35]; adjective, -is, -is, -e)
7.11.2 Metahomaloptera longicauda Yang, Chen & Yang,
2007
Metahomaloptera longicauda Yang, Chen & Yang, 2007:
64, fig. 1 (type locality: China: Yunnan: Zhanyi County:
Yangtze drainage, Deze town, Chuanhedong village,
25°54'09.4"N 103°34'49.5"E; holotype: KIZ 20060304;
compound noun, indeclinable)
7.11.3 Metahomaloptera omeiensis Chang, 1944
Metahomaloptera omeiensis Chang, 1944: 54 (type locality:
China: Sichuan: Loshan and Omei; syntypes: [LU]
1701, 1702, 2552–2556, 2558, 2560, 2561 [10]; adjective,
-is, -is, -e)
Kottelat: Conspectus cobitidum
54
7.12.1 Neohomaloptera johorensis, ZRC uncat., 21.3 mm SL; Indonesia:
Borneo: Kahayan drainage. (Photograph by Tan Heok Hui).
7.12 Neohomaloptera Herre, 1944
Neohomaloptera Herre, 1944: 50 (subgenus of Homaloptera
van Hasselt, 1823: 133; type species: Homaloptera
johorensis Herre, 1944: 51, by original designation). Gender
feminine.
7.12.1 Neohomaloptera johorensis (Herre, 1944)
Homaloptera johorensis Herre, 1944: 51 (type locality:
Malaysia: Johor: brook near Simpang Rengam; holotype:
CAS-SU 39840, Böhlke, 1953: 40; adjective, -is, -is, -e)
7.13 Sinogastromyzon Fang, 1930
Sinogastromyzon Fang, 1930a: 35 (type species: Sinogastromyzon
wui Fang, 1930a: 36, by original designation).
Gender masculine.
Taxonomic notes. The validitidy of the many names created
in recent years in the Vietnamese literature cannot be evaluated.
The descriptions are of little use and the quality of the
illustrations of most species does not allow to guess their
identity. As most species have very restricted ranges, it is
expected that those from widely distant localities might in
fact be valid, while the many species described from exactly
the same locality may be found to represent single species.
7.13.1 Sinogastromyzon chapaensis Mai, 1978
Sinogastromyzon chapaensis Mai, 1978: 220, fig. 102 (type
locality: Vietnam [Lao Cai Province: Sapa; Kottelat,
2001a: 101]; syntypes: DVZUT; adjective, -is, -is, -e)
? Sinogastromyzon hexaocellum Nguyen, 2005: 612, fig. 39
(type locality: Vietnam: Lai Chau Province: Phong Tho
district: Nam So stream at Muong So [Song Da drainage];
holotype: NCNTTSI; author indicated as "Hao &
Duc", pp. 307, 612 fig. 39; treated as a noun in apposition,
indeclinable)
7.13.2 ? Sinogastromyzon daon Nguyen, 2005
Sinogastromyzon daon Nguyen, 2005: 605, fig. 35 (type