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Syntype: BMNH, 1908.5.27.16–22 (7, 120–200 TL), Kagi [Chia–yi], Formosa, coll. Hans Sauter.Remark. This species is considered as junior synonym of C. fuscus based on our examination.Bagridae (159)123. Pseudobagrus adiposalis Oshima, 1919:181, pl.48, fig. 2Lectotype: FMNH 59079 (formly CM 8216) (172 TL), Tamsui River near Shinten, Dec. 1916, coll. T. Aoki.Paralectotype: SU 23176 (4), same as holotype; SU 23009 (1), Sobun River; SU 23122 (1), Heirinbi; all probablycoll. T. Aoki in 1916, sent by M. Oshima.Remark. Original description was based on a 172–mm TL specimen which was designated as lectotype byEschmeyer (1998). Data from seven additional specimens were provided and three lots of paralectotypes wererelocated by us.124. Pseudobagrus brevianalis brevianalis Regan, 1908a:151Syntype: BMNH 1908.5.27.23–28 (6, up to 115 TL), Lake Candidius, Formosa, coll. Hans Sauter.Remark. Watanabe et al. (2007) provided molecular evidence to suggest that the present species is a group of localpopulations of P. ussuriensis. It was sometimes devided into two subspecies in Taiwan. Also see remark ofnext species.125. Pseudobagrus brevianalis taiwanensis Oshima, 1919:180, pl.48, fig. 1Holotype: FMNH 59078 (formly CM 8215) (152 TL), Tozen River near Taichu, Dec. 1916, coll. T. Akoi.Paratype: SU 23128 (2), Shinchiku; SU 23124 (3), Taito River; probably coll. by T. Aoki and sent by M. Oshima.Remark. The original description was based on a 152-mm TL specimen which was designated as a lectotype byEschmeyer (1998). Data from three additional specimens were also provided in Oshima (1919). One jar, SU23124, contains three specimens collected from Daito [Da-do] River and were mislabeled as P. adiposalis.Based on Oshime (1919), only specimens of P. taiwanensis were collected from Daito River. These threespecimens were recently reidentified as P. adiposalis by K. Watanabe (Ho, 2008, pers. obser.). There is anadditional jar of P. brevianalis (SU 23102) collected from Dainansho that is likely mislabeled as P.taiwanensis. Based on Oshima (1919), only one specimen of P. brevianalis was collected from Dainanshoamong his specimens of Pseudobagrus spp. The collecting data and determination were changed accordingly.This species was considered as a valid subspecies of P. brevianalis (sense Chen and Fang, 1999).Althought Ferraris (2007) considered this species to be valid at the species level, Watanabe et al. (2007) arguedthat there was no evidence for the validity of the present species.Salangidae (172)126. Salanx acuticeps Regan, 1908b:360Syntype: BMNH 1909.4.28.35–36 (2, 115–115 TL), Lake Candidius, Formosa, coll. Hans Sauter.Remark. This species is an endemic species and is believed to be extinct.Salmonidae (175)127. Salmo saramao Jordan and Oshima, 1919a:14, figs. a,b= Oncorhynchus formosanus (Jordan and Oshima)Lectotype: SU 20354 (1, 146), pond at Saramao Police Station, Musha, Taiko River, Nanto, 15 Mar. 1919, coll.Nagasaki.Paralectotype: unknown, a full grown male, collected from Taiko River between Shikayabu and Saramao, NantoPref in October 18, 1918 by Tsuzaki (Jordan and Oshima, 1919a).34 · Zootaxa 2957 © 2011 Magnolia PressHO & SHAO