Microcambeva filimentosa
Costa, Vilardo and Katz 2020
| ORDER | SUB-ORDER | FAMILY | SUB-FAMILY |
|---|---|---|---|
| Siluriformes | Loricarioidei | Trichomycteridae | Microcambevinae |
Synonyms
None.
Country
BrazilDistribution
The distribution, within South America, of the subfamilies Sarcoglanidinae and Glanapteryginae and the subfamily Microcambevinae and completetly disjuct. The first two subfamilies are found throughout Amazonia whereas the third subfamily is found only in the Atlantic Forest of eastern South America (Costa, Henschel and Katz 2020 Figure 5).
Systematics
Costa, Henschel and Katz (2020) determined that the genus Microcambeva is not a memder the subfamily Sarcoglanidinae as has been supposed for some time. They created the new subfamily Microcambevinae for Microcambeva and Listura. The genus Listrura is not included on this website as its species live in leaf litter, rather than sand, and so are not interstitial (or psammophilic) species.
Conservation Status
[NE]
Museum Holdings
As above only
Key References
| Costa, W.J.E.M., Vilardo, P. and Katz, A.M. | Journal Article | 2020 | Sympatric sister species with divergent morphological features of psammophilic catfishes of the south-eastern Brazilian genus Microcambeva (Siluriformes:Trichomycteridae) |
| Costa, W.J.E.M. and Katz, A.M. | Journal Article | 2021 | Comparative morphology, phylogeny, classification and evolution of interstitial habits in Microcambevine catfishes (Siluriformes: Trichomycteridae) |