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ARIIDAE: Sea Catfish, Shark Catfish |
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Article no. |
| The Crucifix Catfish | Sciades proops, the "Crucifix Catfish" | Allan James | 053 |
BAGRIDAE: Asian catfishes, Bagrids, Mystus |
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Author |
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| Mystus impluviatus. A New Species of Bagrid Catfish from Eastern Borneo | As Title | Heok Hee Ng | 060 |
| The striped catfishes of the genus Mystus Scopoli, 1777 (Siluriformes: Bagridae) | Identity and validity of the striped bagrid catfishes of the genus Mystus Scopoli, 1777 | Steven Grant | 065 |
CALLICHTHYIDAE: Corydoras, Brochis, Aspidoras, Scleromystax, Hoplo's |
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Topic |
Author |
Article no. |
Corydoras
cousins?  |
The history behind the Scleromystax genus | Rob McLure | 133 |
| Corydoras tukano, a new species of corydoradine catfish from the Rio Tiquié, upper Rio Negro basin, Brazil | As Title | A Summary by Allan James | 063 |
| Corydoras revelatus a Fossil Discovery | As Title | Allan James | 049 |
| Fry Patterns in the South-American Catfish Genus Corydoras | Fry patterns in the so called "Acutus group" | Ian Fuller | 046 |
| The Genus Aspidoras | A synopsis of Aspidoras from Nijssen & Isbrücker; 1976 | Allan James | 048 |
| Two New Species of Corydoras (part one) | Descriptions of Corydoras bilineatus & C. cruzienses | Harro Hieronimus | 051 |
| Two New Species of Corydoras (part two) | Descriptions of Corydoras mamore & C. difluviatilis | Harro Hieronimus | 059 |
| The truth about the "Black" Cory | An explanation on the true identity and the confusion surrounding the "Black Cory" | Ian Fuller | 126 |
| What the heck is
a CW number? |
Explaining the code numbers of C & CW and how they came about | Rob McLure | 135 |
CHACIDAE: Frog-mouthed Catfishes |
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Topic |
Author |
Article no. |
| The Chaca's | Identification and locations of the Chacidae family | Steven Grant | 090 |
CLAROTEIDAE: Walking catfishes |
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Topic |
Author |
Article no. |
| Clarias insolitus, a new species of clariid catfish from southern Borneo | As Title | Heok Hee Ng | 061 |
CLARIIDAE: African 'Bagrids' |
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Topic |
Author |
Article no. |
| The Family Claroteidae | A description of the Claroteidae family | Shane Linder | 037 |
DORADIDAE: Talking cats |
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Topic |
Author |
Article no. |
| Key to Leptodoras and Select Related Taxa | Identification of this section of the Doradidae family | Mark H. Sabaj | 057 |
ICTALURIDAE: North American Bullheads, Madtoms |
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Title |
Topic |
Author |
Article no. |
| Not Extinct Anymore! | The recovery of the Smokey Madtom, Notorus baileyi | Peter Rakes | 138 |
LORICARIIDAE: Pleco's, L-numbers |
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Title |
Topic |
Author |
Article no. |
| A Short Description of Peckoltia vittata | As Title | Erwin Schraml | 018 |
MOCHOKIDAE: Synodontis, Upside-Down Cats |
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Title |
Topic |
Author |
Article no. |
| An African Catfish (Mocholkiella paynei) | The discovery of Mocholkiella paynei | Steve Pritchard | 093 |
SILURIDAE: Glass catfishes, Wels catfish |
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Topic |
Author |
Article no. |
| Kryptopterus geminus, a new species of silurid catfish from mainland Southeast Asia. | As Title | Heok Hee Ng | 062 |
SISORIDAE: Asian Hill Stream Catfishes |
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Title |
Topic |
Author |
Article no. |
| The Bagarius
of Thailand |
An identification guide on the 4 species of Bagarius in Thailand. | Nonn Panitvong | 139 |
| Two new glyptosternine catfishes from Vietnam and China | Descriptions of Pareuchiloglanis macropterus & P. rhabdurus | Heok Hee Ng | 064 |
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