Sinocyclocheilus brevis
Lan and Chen in Chen and Lan 1992
ORDER | SUB-ORDER | FAMILY |
---|---|---|
Cypriniformes | Cyprinoidei | Cyprinidae |
Synonyms
None.
Country
ChinaTypes
Holotype: IHASW 87087496. Paratypes: IHASW 87077469 (1), 87077471 (1), 8707747-48 (1, 1), 87077493 (1).
Distribution
Luocheng County, ca. 24°47'N, 108°53'E, Guangxi, China. This species coexists with Troglonectes microphthalmus and Bibarba parvoculus.
Biological Notes
Lunghi et al. (2019) conducted a morphometric study of eight species of Sinocyclocheilus. They showed that S. brevis had fully developed eyes. They had samples from one site only (24.78oN, 108.9oE). The smallest sample was 29.24mm SL and the largest 156.11mm SL with a mean of 90.48mm SL.
Conservation Status
[NE]
Museum Holdings
As above only.
Internet Resources
Lunghi et al. (2019) Open Access paper
Key References
- Chen, J.X. and Lan, J.H. (1992)
- Chen, H., Li, C., Liu, T., Chen, S. and Xiao, H. (2019)
- Lunghi, E., Zhao, Y., Sun, X. and Zhao, Y. (2019)
- Mao, T.-R., Liu, Y.-W., Meegaskumbura, M., Yang, J., Ellepola, G., Senevirathne, G., Fu, C.-H., Gross, J.B. and Pie, M.R. (2020)
- Zhao, Y., Zhang, C. and Proudlove, G.S. (2021)
Chen, J.X. and Lan, J.H. | Journal Article | 1992 | Description of a new genus and three new species of fishes from Guangxi, China (Cypriniformes: Cyprinidae, Cobitidae) |
Chen, H., Li, C., Liu, T., Chen, S. and Xiao, H. | Journal Article | 2019 | A metagenomic study of intestinal microbial diversity in relation to feeding habits of surface and cave-dwelling Sinocyclocheilus species |
Lunghi, E., Zhao, Y., Sun, X. and Zhao, Y. | Journal Article | 2019 | Morphometrics of eight Chinese cavefish species |
Mao, T.-R., Liu, Y.-W., Meegaskumbura, M., Yang, J., Ellepola, G., Senevirathne, G., Fu, C.-H., Gross, J.B. and Pie, M.R. | Journal Article | 2020 | Evolution in Sinocyclocheilus cavefish is marked by rate shifts, reversals and origin of novel traits |
Zhao, Y., Zhang, C. and Proudlove, G.S. | Book | 2021 | Fishes of the Genus Sinocyclocheilus (Cypriniformes: Cyprinidae) in China. Systematics, biology, biogeography and cave adaptation |