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Barbus mosal and B. tor compared with each other by Day, I. c. p. 372.
Barbus amphibius (C. & V.) = Systomus carnaticus (Jerd.). Day, I. c.
p. 373.
Barbus arulius (Jerd.) has two barbels. Day, I. c. p. 373.
Barbus (Barbodes) stevensonii, sp. n., Day, I. c. p. 100, Burmah.—Barbus
(Puntius) puntio (H. B.) redescribed by Day, I. c. p. 100.—Barbus (Barbodes)
jerdoni and Barbus (Barbodes) pulchellus, spp. nn., Day, /. c. p. 372,
Mangalore.
Saurogobio and Rhinogobio are indicated as two new genera from the
'Yantsekiang by Bleeker, Vers! & Meded. Ak. Amsterd. iv. 1870, p. 253.
They are allied to Pseudogobio ; but the former has the dorsal fin entirely in
the anterior half of the body, the caudal not included, and uniserial pharyngeal
teeth. Rhinogobio has a long snout, small inferior mouth, &c. Species
not described.
Rasbora trUineata, sp. n., Steindachner, SB. Ak. Wien, 1870, lxi. p. 637,
taf. 3. fig. 3, Johore.
Semiplotus modestus, sp. n., Day, P. Z. S. 1870, p. 101, Burmah.
Leuciscus rutilus. "The Book of the Roach,'' by G. Fennel! Lond.
1870, 16mo, pp. 118. A little book written by an angler for anglers.
Rhodeus amarus. Further observations [see Zool. Record, vi. p. 136] on
its reproduction by Noll, Zool. Gart. 1870, pp. 237, 238.
Acanthorhodeus is indicated as a new genus from the Yantsekiang by
Bleeker, Vers! & Meded. Ak. Amsterd. iv. 1870, p. 253; it is allied to
Rhodeus, but has a strong spine in the dorsal and anal fins. Species not
described.
Danio, Perilampus malabaricus (Jerd.) is the male, and Perilampus canarensis
(Jerd.) the female of the same species, which is identical with D.
micronema, Blkr. [?]. Day, I. c. p. 374.
Barilius gatensis (C. & V.)=B. ruyosus (Day), Gunther, Fish. vii. 1868,
p. 291; and Day, P. Z. S. 1870, p. 373.—Opsarius canarensis (Jerd.) is a
Barilius, Day, I. e. p. 374.
Barilius senegalensis, sp. n., Steindachner, SB. Ak. Wien, 1870, lxi. p. 564,
taf. 5. fig. 2.
Pseudobrama and Luciobrama are indicated as two new genera from the
Yantsekiang by Bleeker, I. c. p. 253. They are allied to Acanthobrama, the
former genus having uniserial pharyngeal teeth, but large scales and a short
anal fin. Luciobrama is elongate, has small scales, and uniserial awl-shaped
pharyngeal teeth. Species not described.
Chela johorensis, sp. n., Steindachner, I. c. p. 638, Johore River.
Nemachilus. Platacanthus maculatus (see Zool. Record, iv. p. 174) is considered
to be the type of a genus, Jerdonia, by Mr. Day, P. Z. S. 1870, p. 700.
Nemachilus sinuatus, sp. n., Day, I. e. p. 371, Wynaad.
Botia modesta, figured by Bleeker, I. c. p. 254.
Botia elongata, sp. n., Bleeker, I. c. c. fig., Yantsekiang.
CHARACINLTLE.
Curimatus voga, sp. n., Hensel, Wiegm. Arch. 1870, p. 78, Rio dos Sinos.
Alestes macrolepidotus figured by Steindachner, SB. Ak. Wien, 1870, lxi.
p. 540, taf. 1.
Alestes wytsi, sp. n., Steindachner, I. c. p. 542, taf. 2. fig. 1, Senegal.
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