Marcusenius macrolepidotus (Peters, 1852)
Synonyms
Mormyrus macrolepidotus n. sp. Peters, 1852: 275,
Mormyrops macrolepidotus: Marcusen, 1864: 142,
Gnathonemus macrolepidotus: Boulenger, 1898f: 804,
Marcusenius macrolepidotus: Taverne, 1971a: 103,
Gnathonemus macrolepidotus macrolepidotus n. ssp Poll and Gosse, 1963b: 93,
Gnathonemus angolensis n. sp. Boulenger, 1905b: 458,
Gnathonemus angolensis (photo of type)
Gnathonemus angolensis 2 (drawing of type)
Gnathonemus macrolepidotus angolensis n. ssp. Poll and Gosse, 1963: 93,
Marcusenius angolensis : Taverne, 1971a: 103.
Gnathonemus okavangensis Pappenheim, 1907b: 354, nomen dubium *).
Gnathonemus moeruensis n. sp. Boulenger, 1915b: 163,
Gnathonemus moeruensis (photo of type)
Gnathonemus moeruensis 2 (drawing of type)
Marcusenius moeruensis : Taverne, 1971a: 102,
Gnathonemus graeverti n. sp. Steindachner, 1916: 61,
Marcusenius graeverti : Taverne, 1971a: 102.
Gnathonemus pongolensis n. sp. Fowler, 1934a: 419, fig. 6,
Gnathonemus pongolensis (photo of type)
Gnathonemus pongolensis 2 (drawing of type)
Marcusenius pongolensis : Taverne, 1971a: 103.
Etymology
M. macrolepidotus: (gr): macros: large, long, (gr): to lepos and e lepis, idos: scale, bark, crust, cover: With large scales.
G. graeverti: dedicated to »Hauptmann von Grawert (1869-1941), Kommandant der Militärstation in Mahenge, Deutsch-Ostafrika in 1913 « (recently Tanzania). (Courtesy W. v. Grawert);
G. angolensis, G. moeruensis, G okavangensis and G. pongolensis: after the type localities, --ensis: geographical origin or habitat.
16.11.22 + 11.22.1 + 11.22.2 : CLOFFA-no.