Table 1 in High endemic freshwater mussel (Bivalvia: Unionida) diversity in western Borneo, with description of three new species

Table 1. Freshwater mussel (Bivalvia: Unionida: Unionidae) species native to western Borneo (i.e. river basins emptying into the South China Sea ranging from the Lupar River in the north to the Sungai Kendawangan in the south), including details on their type locality and distribution across Borneo and globally. Data collated from the mussel-project hưps://mussel-project.uwsp.edu/fmuotwaolcb.
TaxaType localityDistributionUnionidaeincertae sedisa Discomya radulosa (Drouët and Chaper, 1892)Sebroang River (Kapuas River basin, West Kalimantan, Borneo)western Borneo and SumatraGonideinaeincertae sedisa Caudiculatus caudiculatus (Martens, 1867)Danau Sriang (=Danau Seriang), Pulo Matjan, (Kalimantan) Borneo (Kapuas River basin)western BorneoContradentinia Lens lugens (Drouët and Chaper, 1892)Kapuas River, Semitau, Borneowestern BorneoCtenodesmainib Ctenodesma bersinara Zieritz, Rahim, Prayogo and Lopes-Lima sp. nov.Sungai Rempangi (Pawan Drainage), 17 km SSW of Randau, Ketapang Regency, West Kalimantan, Indonesiawestern Borneoa Ctenodesma borneensis (Issel, 1874)‘north-western Borneo’, near Mampawa (Sungai Mempawah basin) and at Danau Seriang (Kapuas River basin)western Borneob Ctenodesma mawonae Zieritz, Rahim, Lopes-Lima and Pfeiffer sp. nov.Sungai Sebua Jebung (Sarawak Drainage), 3 km SSW of Bau, Kuching division, Sarawak, Malaysian Borneowestern BorneoRectidentiniElongaria trompi (Drouët and Chaper, 1892)Kapuas River, Semitau, BorneoKapuas basin, western BorneoHyriopsis velthuizeni (Schepman, 1896)Mandai River near Nanga Kalis (Kapuas River basin, West Kalimantan, Borneo)western Borneo and Sumatrab Rectidens lauris Zieritz, Anwari, Diba and Pfeiffer sp. nov.Sungai Rempangi (Pawan Drainage), 17 km SSW of Randau, Ketapang Regency, West Kalimantan, Indonesiawestern Borneoa Rectidens sumatrensis (Dunker, 1852)Danau Luar, SumatraSumatra, Malay peninsula, Borneo, JavaPseudodontiniPseudodon aeneolus Drouët and Chaper, 1892Sebroang River, Kapuas River basin, Semitau, (West Kalimantan) Borneowestern Borneoa Pseudodon walpolei (Hanley, 1871)Sarawak, (Malaysian) Borneowestern Borneo
aSpecies detected in the present study.
bSpecies described in the present study.