Hara filamentosa
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Hara filamentosa
Quoting from "A review of the catfish genus Hara, with the description of four new species (Siluriformes: Erethistidae)Heok Hee Ng & Maurice Kottelat."
Synonyms :
Hara filamentosa Blyth, 1860: 152 (type locality: Tenasserim)
Erethistes conta (non Hamilton): Vinciguerra, 1890: 250.
Erethistes maesotensis Kottelat, 1983: 71, Fig. 1 (type locality: Mae Nam Moei, 5 km west of
Mae Sot, Thailand)
Distribution : Ataran, Salween and Sittang drainage's. (Including the Salween in Thailand.)
Synonyms :
Hara filamentosa Blyth, 1860: 152 (type locality: Tenasserim)
Erethistes conta (non Hamilton): Vinciguerra, 1890: 250.
Erethistes maesotensis Kottelat, 1983: 71, Fig. 1 (type locality: Mae Nam Moei, 5 km west of
Mae Sot, Thailand)
Distribution : Ataran, Salween and Sittang drainage's. (Including the Salween in Thailand.)
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Re: Hara filamentosa
As I understand it, you're looking to get these synonyms added?
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Re: Hara filamentosa
And distribution updates... ;)
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Re: Hara filamentosa
I have added the distribution fields from above. However, I'm not sure if the Tenasserim entry should be removed...
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Re: Hara filamentosa
Silurus can advise you better on this but Tenasserim is a name for an historic area (Blyth often used the locality "Tenasserim Provinces", though for H. filamentosa I think it was just "Tenasserim") and isn't that helpful today for fishkeeping purposes. The Tanintharyi Region of modern Myanmar used to be called Tenasserim Division but the 'Tenasserim' of Blyth covered a larger area I think than the Tanintharyi Region. Ng & Kottelat designated a neotype anyway so the type locality is now actually Megathat Chaung, Myanmar anyway, not Tenasserim.
So the distribution listed by Ng & Kottelat and quoted by Shovelnose is probably more helpful (and certainly more accurate!).
So the distribution listed by Ng & Kottelat and quoted by Shovelnose is probably more helpful (and certainly more accurate!).
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Re: Hara filamentosa
Ok, thanks.
I suppose we should have BOTH type locations in the Cat-eLog (with suitable notes to indicate "Blyth original type" and "Ng & Kottelat neotype".
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I suppose we should have BOTH type locations in the Cat-eLog (with suitable notes to indicate "Blyth original type" and "Ng & Kottelat neotype".
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Re: Hara filamentosa
If a neotype has been designated, the type locality should follow that of the neotype. Perhaps a note that the species was originally described from “Tenasserim” (at that time referring to Myanmar south and east of the Sittang River delta) should be appended to the Remarks.
