Marcusenius senegalensis (Steindachner, 1870)
Synonyms
Mormyrus senegalensis n. sp. Steindachner, 1870b: 551, pl. 4 fig. 1,
Marcusenius senegalensis senegalensis : (Steindachner, 1870),
Mormyrus (Paramormyrus) senegalensis : Sauvage, 1880a: 22,
Gnathonemus senegalensis : Boulenger, 1898f: 806,
Gnathonemus gambiensis : Svensson, 1933: 34, fig. 13,
Gnathonemus gambiensis (photo of type)
Gnathonemus gambiensis 2 (drawing of type)
Gnathonemus senegalensis senegalensis n. ssp. Blache et al., 1964, 48,
Marcusenius gambiensis: Taverne, 1971a: 103,
Marcusenius senegalensis: Sydenham, 1977: 980,
Marcusenius senegalensis senegalensis: Taverne, 1971a: 103,
Marcusenius senegalensis: Jégu and Lévêque, 1984: 336.
Subspecies 1
Marcusenius senegalensis senegalensis : (Steindachner, 1870).
Marcusenius seneg. senegalensis (photo of type)
Marcusenius seneg. gracilis (photo of type)
Subspecies 2
Marcusenius senegalensis pfaffi: (Fowler, 1958),
Marcusenius seneg. pfaffi (drawing of type)
Gnathonemus elongatus n. sp. Pfaff, 1933: 276, fig. 1,
Marcusenius senegalensis pfaffi : nomen novum for G. elongatus preoccupied (Fowler, 1958),
Gnathonemus elongatus - subsp. of Mormyrus senegalensis: Daget, 1954: 85,
Gnathonemus pfaffi Fowler, 1958: nomen novum for G. elongatus preoccupied,
Gnathonemus senegalensis elongatus: Daget, 1954: 83. fig. 20,
Marcusenius senegalensis elongatus : Taverne, 1971a: 103,
Gnathonemus senegalensis pfaffi : Daget and Iltis, 1965: 43, fig. 21,
Subspecies 3
Marcusenius senegalensis gracilis : (Pellegrin, 1922),
Marcusenius seneg. gracilis (photo of type)
Marcusenius seneg. gracilis 2 (drawing of type)
Gnathonemus gracilis n. sp. Pellegrin, 1922c: 221,
Gnathonemus senegalensis : Pellegrin 1904d: 311,
Gnathonemus stanleyanus (non Boulenger), Pellegrin 1927d: 294,
Gnathonemus senegalensis gracilis n. ssp. Blache et al. 1964: 45, fig. 13,
Marcusenius senegalensis gracilis : Taverne, 1971a: 103.
Marcusenius senegalensis senegalensis : (Steindachner, 1870),
Marcusenius senegalensis pfaffi : (Fowler, 1958),
Marcusenius senegalensis gracilis : (Pellegrin, 1922),
Marcusenius mento (non Boulenger, 1890): Gras, 1961.
Etymology
After geographical origin, Senegal and Gambia, respectively, --ensis: geographical origin or habitat;
(lat.): gracilis: slender, slim, thin; or dedicated to J. R. Pfaff, Danish ichthyologist, respectively.
16.11.33 + 11.33.1 + 11.33.2 + 11.33.3 : CLOFFA-no.