Table 1 in Revised taxonomy of Synodontis catfishes (Siluriformes: Mochokidae) from the Lake Tanganyika basin reveals lower species diversity than expected

Table 1. Synodontis species diversity in the Lake Tanganyika basin, following Poll (1971) and Wright and Page (2006).
SpeciesSynonymsType localityHabitatDistributionLacustrineS.dhonti Boulenger, 1917Baie de Kilewa, Democratic Republic of the CongoLacustrineLake TanganyikaS. granulosus Boulenger, 1900North end of Lake Tanganyika, Burundi or Democratic Republic of the CongoLacustrineLake TanganyikaS.grandiops Wright and Page, 2006Mwakizega coastline, TanzaniaLacustrineLake TanganyikaS. ilebrevis Wright and Page, 2006Chaitika, ZambiaLacustrineLake TanganyikaS.irsacae Matthes, 1959Kalundu, Democratic Republic of the CongoLacustrineLake TanganyikaS. lucipinnis Wright and Page, 2006Musende Rocks, ZambiaLacustrineLake TanganyikaS. multipunctatus Boulenger, 1898Sumbu, ZambiaLacustrineLake TanganyikaS. petricola Matthes, 1959Kashekezi, Democratic Republic of the CongoLacustrineLake TanganyikaS.polli Gosse, 1982Luhanga, Democratic Republic of the CongoLacustrineLake Tanganyika and possibly also found in Lake Mweru WantipaS. eurystomus Matthes, 1959 preoccupied by S. eurystomus Pfeffer, 1889Luhanga, Democratic Republic of the CongoLacustrineLake TanganyikaS.tanganyicae Borodin, 1936Kasanga, TanzaniaLacustrineLake TanganyikaS. lacustricolus Poll, 1953Au large de Karema, TanzaniaLacustrine(Primarily) riverineS. afrofischeri Hilgendorf, 1888Southern shore of Lake Victoria, Mwanza district, TanzaniaRiverine/lacustrineUpper Nile River drainage (including Lake Victoria) and Malagarasi River drainageS. melanostictus Boulenger, 1906Lofu (Lufubu), ZambiaRiverine/lacustrineEndemic to the Lake Tanganyika basinS.victoriae Boulenger, 1906Entebbe, Lake Victoria, UgandaRiverine/lacustrineUpper Nile River drainage (including Lake Victoria) and Malagarasi River drainage