Steatogenys ocellatus Crampton, Thorsen, Albert, 2004

Ferraris, Carl J., Jr, Santana, Carlos David de & Vari, Richard P., 2017, Checklist of Gymnotiformes (Osteichthyes: Ostariophysi) and catalogue of primary types, Neotropical Ichthyology 15 (1), No. e 160067, pp. 1-8 : 1-8

Steatogenys ocellatus Crampton, Thorsen, Albert, 2004

Steatogenys ocellatus Crampton, Thorsen, Albert, 2004: 81 , fig. 2. Type locality: Brazil, Amazonas , Mouth of Rio Baré, Municipality of Maraã, 2°09’54”S, 64°42’48”W. Holotype: MCP 31908; 238 mm TL.

Distribution: Amanã and Tefé lakes, Amazon River basin, Brazil and Itaya River, Peru ( Crampton, Thorsen, Albert, 2004).

STERNOPYGIDAE Cope, 1871 (7 genera; 45 species)

Sternopygidae Cope, 1871: 454 , 455. Type genus: [ Sternopygus Müller, Troschel, 1848 ]

Eigenmanninae Mago-Leccia, 1978:14. Type genus: Eigenmannia Jordan, Evermann, 1896

Review: Mago-Leccia (1978), Venezuela.

Phylogeny: Lundberg, Mago-Leccia (1986); Albert, Fink (1996); Huelen et al. (2005); Correa et al. (2006).

Checklist: Albert (2003b); Campos-da-Paz (2007a), Brazil.

Remarks: The names Archaeogymnotoidea and Archaeogymnotinae, which appear in Mago-Leccia (1978: 14), are not available inasmuch as they are not based on available generic names (ICZN 1999: Art. 11.7.1.1). Archolaemus , Eigenmannia , Rhabdolichops , and Distocyclus were removed from the Sternopygidae and placed into the Eigenmannidae in Alves-Gomes et al. (1995) and Alves-Gomes (1998).

Sternopygidae incertae sedis (1 species)

Eigenmannia goajira Schultz, 1949: 63 , pl. 1 (fig. b). Type locality: Río Socuy, 3 km above its mouth [Maracaibo Lake basin, Venezuela]. Holotype: USNM 121596, 500 mm TL (377 mm LEA, Dutra et al., 2014).

Remarks: Position of this species within the family is unresolved ( Dutra et al., 2014).

Distribution: Lake Maracaibo basin ( Schultz, 1949).

ARCHOLAEMUS Korringa, 1970 (6 species)

Archolaemus Korringa, 1970: 267 . Type species: Archolaemus blax Korringa, 1970 . Type by original designation. Gender: masculine.

Revision: phylogeny and key to species: Vari et al. (2012).