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6. Cnidoglanis (g. n.) with 4 species, one being new : Cn. lepturus from 
New South Wales (p. 28). 
0. Chaaina. 
6. Chaca (0. & V.) with 3 species, one being new : Ch. huchanani from 
the Ganges (p. 29). 
Second subfamily : Silubid^ hetebopterje. 
D. Silurina. 
7. Saccohranchus (0. & V.) Ytdth 4 species, two of which are new : S. 
mici’ops and S. rnicrocephalm from Ceylon (p. 31). 
8. Silunis (Artedi) with 6 species, one being new : S. afghana (p. 34). 
9. Silurichthys (Blkr.) with 4 species. 
10. WaUago (Blkr.) with 2 species. 
11. Belodontichthys (Blkr.) with 1 species. 
12. Eutropiichthys (Blkr.) with 1 species. 
13. OryptopUrus (Gthr.*) with 15 species, one being considered new: 
C. amboinensis (pp. 40, 429). 
14. Callichrous (Gthr.*) with 11 species, one being new : C. ceylonensis 
(p. 46). 
16. Schilhe (Blkr.) with 6 species, Sch. dispila from West Africa being 
new (p. 61). 
16. Eutropim (M. & Tr.) with 7 species, Eut, oUmirostris from India 
being new (p. 63). 
17. Ilemisilurus (Blkr.) with 2 species. 
18. Siluranodon (Blkr.) with 1 species. 
19. AiUa (0. & V.) with 2 species, one of which is new : Ai. affinis from 
the Himalayas (p. 66). 
20. Schilhichthys (Blkr.) with 1 species. 
21. Lais (Blkr.) with 1 species. 
22. Eseudeairopius (Blkr.) with 9 species, three of which are new : Es. 
mitcheUi (p. 59), Ps. megalops (p. 60), and Ps. longimanus (p. 60) from India. 
23. Pangasius (0. & V.) with 8 species. 
24. Helicophagus (Blkr.) with 2 species. 
26. Silondia (C. & V.) with 1 species. 
Third subfamily ; SiLUBiD.aB anomalopterab. 
E. Hypophthalmina, 
26. Helogenes (Gthr.) with I species. 
27. Ilypophthalmus (0. & V.) with 4 species. 
Fourth subfamily ; Silubidje pbotebopteb.®. 
F. Bagrina. 
28. Bagrus (Blkr.) with 2 species. 
29. Chrysichthys (Gthr.) with 7 species, three of which are new : Chr. 
mact'opshom. the Nile (p. 71), Chr, furcatus (p. 430) and Chr. acutirostris 
(p. 431) from West Africa. 
30. Clarotes (Kner) with I species. 
* The name of this and several of the following genera has been first used 
by Dr. Bleeker, but widely different limits have been assigned to these genera 
by Dr. Gunther. 
