Conspectus cobitidum - Raffles Museum of Biodiversity Research
Conspectus cobitidum - Raffles Museum of Biodiversity Research
Conspectus cobitidum - Raffles Museum of Biodiversity Research
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10.5.1 Claea dabryi, CMK 13064, 67.8 mm SL; China: Sichuan:<br />
Yangtze drainage: Yalong.<br />
10.5.1 Claea dabryi, MNHN 6276, about 122 mm SL, holotype;<br />
China: Sichuan: Yangtze drainage: Dengchigou.<br />
vage, 1874: 334, by monotypy; a junior synonym <strong>of</strong><br />
Oreias Kaup, 1829: 177, 193 in Aves and Oreias Temminck,<br />
in Temminck & Laugier de Chartrouse, 1839: 108<br />
in Aves). Gender feminine.<br />
Claea Kottelat, 2011a: 384 (replacement name for Oreias<br />
Sauvage, 1874: 334). Gender feminine.<br />
10.5.1 Claea dabryi (Sauvage, 1874)<br />
Oreias dabryi Sauvage, 1874: 334 (type locality: China: eastern<br />
Tibet: torrent at Yao-Tchy [Sichuan: Yaoji, Qiaoji,<br />
Qiaoqi, 30°41'53"N 102°44'48"E; in fact apparently<br />
Baoxing County: Dengchigou, 30°32'07"N 102°56'28"E;<br />
see below; David, 1874: 42, 73]; holotype: MNHN 6276,<br />
Bertin & Estève, 1948: 99, Bănărescu & Nalbant, 1976:<br />
187, figs. 1–4, pl. 1 fig. 1 [plate shows holotype apparently<br />
reconstructed or in one piece; now broken, head<br />
connected to body only by intestine]; noun in genitive,<br />
indeclinable)<br />
Oreias crassipedunculatus Bănărescu & Nalbant, 1976: 189,<br />
figs. 9–12, pl. 1 fig. 4, pl. 2 fig. 7 (type locality: China:<br />
Yunnan: Chatung; holotype: USNM 94731; adjective,<br />
-us, -a, -um)<br />
Oreias furcatus Bănărescu & Nalbant, 1976: 188, figs. 5–8,<br />
pl. 1 figs. 2–3, pl. 2 figs. 6, 8 (type locality: China: Sichuan:<br />
Tsao Po, near Kuan-shien [according to USNM<br />
catalogue] [Kuan-hsien, Guanxian, Dujiangyan County;<br />
30°59'27"N 103°36'32"E]; holotype: USNM 130128;<br />
adjective, -us, -a, -um)<br />
Taxonomic notes. This species is placed in Schistura by Zhu<br />
(1989) and Zhou & Cui (1993). The type locality <strong>of</strong> both<br />
Claea dabryi and the sisorid catfish Chimarrichthys davidi<br />
Sauvage, 1874 is given as Yao-Tchy [Yaoji, Qiaoqi]. The<br />
specimens were collected by A. David in 1869. David was in<br />
Mouping [Muping] (an independant Tibetan princedom) from<br />
1 March to 22 November 1869. Muping more or less corresponds<br />
to present Baoxing County in Sichuan. David published<br />
a narrative <strong>of</strong> his stay in Muping and a day-by-day<br />
description <strong>of</strong> his movements, activities and collections (David,<br />
1874). He stayed at the catholic mission in Dengchigou<br />
(30°32'07"N 102°56'28"E); he was repeatedly ill and with a<br />
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10.6.1 Draconectes narinosus, MHNG 2730.080, 24.7 mm SL,<br />
holotype; Vietnam: Ha Long Bay: cave on Dáo Van Giò island.<br />
(Photograph by Tan Heok Hui).<br />
10.7.1 Dzihunia amudarjensis, ZISP 23898, 65 mm SL; Uzbekistan:<br />
Amu-Darya estuary; syntype <strong>of</strong> Nemachilus choresmi. (Photograph<br />
by A. Prok<strong>of</strong>iev).<br />
10.8.2 Eonemachilus nigromaculatus, YU 720, 69.5 mm SL; China:<br />
Yunnan: Lake Dianchi.<br />
single exception he only made one-day trips around Dengchigou,<br />
all on foot. Although he seems to have walked very<br />
far and hunting on the way, he does not seem to have been to<br />
Qiaoqi (at least 25 km away). Local hunters brought him<br />
various material from Qiaoqi but he did not report receiving<br />
fishes from there. But he mentioned (1874: 42) that his hunters<br />
brought him two fish species from "our torrent" [implied,<br />
the torrent in Dengchigou], chepadze ("a siluroid that stucks<br />
on stones using its flat belly, <strong>of</strong> which it makes a sucker";<br />
apparently Chimarrichthys davidi) and si-yu (a cyprinid, likely<br />
a schizothoracine). On p. 66, he mentioned that the fish<br />
had decayed and, on p. 73, that on 9 October 1869 he collected<br />
again, himself, in Dengchigou, the chepadze and silien-yu<br />
and two small species <strong>of</strong> loaches. One <strong>of</strong> the loaches<br />
is most likely C. dabryi. Page 75, David mentioned that a<br />
man sent to fish in the river <strong>of</strong> "Ta-hong-miao", 2 days away,<br />
did not bring anything new. I consider that the type locality<br />
<strong>of</strong> Cl. dabryi and Ch. davidi is Dengchigou, not Qiaoqi.<br />
10.5.2 Claea niulanjiangensis (Chen, Lu & Mao, 2006)<br />
Schistura niulanjiangensis Chen, Lu & Mao, 2006: 54, fig.<br />
(type locality: China: Yunnan: Zhanyi County: Niulan<br />
River (25°59'N 103°36'E) [Yangtze drainage]; holotype:<br />
FACQR 9206085; adjective, -is, -is, -e)<br />
10.6 Draconectes Kottelat, 2012<br />
Draconectes Kottelat, 2012b: 342 (type species: Draconectes<br />
narinosus Kottelat, 2012b: 342, by original designation).<br />
Gender masculine.<br />
10.6.1 Draconectes narinosus Kottelat, 2012<br />
Draconectes narinosus Kottelat, 2012b: 342, fig. 1 (type<br />
locality: Vietnam: Quang Ninh Province: Ha Long Bay: