Callopanchax (Myers 1933) 4 Arten

The Genera of Indo-Malayan and African Cyprinodont Fishes related to Panchax and Nothobranchius. Copeia, (4): 184.

 

Type-species: 

Callopanchax occidentalis (Clausen 1966)

by ICZN designation under its plenary powers as Aphyosemion occidentale Clausen, 1966 (for description erroneously as Fundulus sjoestedti non Loennberg).

 

Type locality: Blama, Sierra Leone.

 

Callopanchax huwaldi (Berkenkamp & Etzel 1980)  Synonym of Callopanchax occidentalis

Callopanchax monroviae (Roloff & Ladiges 1972)

Callopanchax occidentalis (Clausen 1966)

Callopanchax sidibeorum (Sonnenberg R. & Busch E. 2010)

Callopanchax toddi (Clausen 1966)

 

Callopanchax monroviae (Roloff & Ladiges 1972)

(Roloffia monroviae spec. nov. Beschreibung einer reuen Roloffia-Art aus Liberia.

Aquarien und Terrarien-Zeitschrift v. 25 (no. 9): 299-301.)

Type locality: ca. 25 miles (40 km) from Monrovia (towards Totota), Liberia.

Callopanchax monroviae "Paynesville L 1997"

 

Callopanchax occidentalis (Clausen 1966)

(Definition of a new cyprinodont genus and description of a 'new'but well-known West African cyprinodont, with a clarification of the terms 'sjöstedti', Aphyosemion sjöstedti (Lönnberg), and Aphyosemion coeruleum (Boulenger).Revue de Zoologie et de Botanique Africaines v. 74 (pts 3-4): 331-341.)

Type locality: Blama, Sierra Leone.

Callopanchax occidentalis "Malai SL 2003/12"

 

Callopanchax sidibeorum (Sonnenberg R. & Busch E. 2010)

(Description of Callopanchax sidibei (Nothobranchiidae: Epiplateinae), A New Species of Killifish from Southwestern Guinea, West Africa. 

Info

A new species of the annual killifish genus Callopanchax (Nothobranchiidae: Epiplateinae) is described from coastal Guinea, West Africa. It is distinguished from its congeners by morphological and colour pattern characters in- cluding up to three irregular and interrupted horizontal stripes on blue flanks in males. A preliminary DNA study indi- cates that it is closely related with C. occidentalis and C. toddi, which is supported by the following apomorphic characters compared to the more distantly related C. monroviae: a dark red or black postopercular blotch and an origin of the dorsal fin anterior to or above the first ray of the anal fin. The species first mined up in commercial imports of ornamental fish from Guinea. The local collectors, the Sidibe family, are acknowledged for sharing their knowledge on this species and their support to the second author during his collections by naming it Callopanchax sidibei, new species. Currently it is only known from the type locality and is endemic to Guinea.

 (Original spelling sidibei emended to sidibeorum in an Erratum, Sonnenberg & Busch, 2011, 113) 

Callopanchax sidibeorum "Bonbokore GM 1997/12"

 

Callopanchax toddi (Clausen 1966)

(Definition of a new cyprinodont genus and description of a 'new'but well-known West African cyprinodont, with a clarification of the terms 'sjöstedti', Aphyosemion sjöstedti (Lönnberg), and Aphyosemion coeruleum (Boulenger). Revue de Zoologie et de Botanique Africaines v. 74 (pts 3-4): 331-341.) 

Type locality: Barmoi, Sierra Leone.

Callopanchax toddi "Mangata GM 1997/3"

Callopanchax toddi "Takhori GM 1997/26"