Abstract The Red Canarese Barb, Hypselobarbus thomassi (Day, 1874) is an endemic
cyprinid fish of the rivers of the Western Ghats of India, which has been listed as †Critically …

Hypselobarbus lithopidos (Day, 1874) is a poorly known cyprinid fish endemic to the rivers
of the Western Ghats of India. This species is assessed as Data Deficient in the IUCN Red …

Hypselobarbus pulchellus, is a poorly known species, with very few verifiable records since
its description in 1870. Many authors have considered H. pulchellus to be a synonym of …

In recent times, though the genus Hypselobarbus has been studied substantially, the
identities of individual species remain ambiguous. Hypselobarbus lithopidos has been …

Abstract The Wayanad Mahseer Neolissochilus wynaadensis (Day, 1873) is an endemic
cyprinid fish that occurs in the upland streams and rivers of the southern region of the …

There has been much confusion around the identity of Hypselobarbus pulchellus, an
endemic large barb of the Western Ghats. Recent works highlighted the fact that it is likely …

In 1838 Sykes described three species of Cyprindae, Barbus mussullah, B. khudree and B.
kolus, all possessing barbels. Since that time the taxonomies of B. mussullah and B …

We present here a comprehensive account of the diversity, distribution, threats, and suggest
conservation measures for the fishes of Bharathapuzha, the largest west flowing river in the …

Barbus (= Hypselobarbus) gracilis is resurrected from synonymy with Barbus (=
Hypselobarbus) micropogon. The elevation of this species is based on the original …

Kurup and Radhakrishnan (2007) described Tor remadevii from the Pambar, the southern-
most tributary of the River Cauvery in Kerala. A re-description was subsequently published …