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1 Ree. zool. Surv. India, , 1976 ON A SMALL COLLECTION OF FISHES FROM NORTH BIHAR By K. P. SINGH Gangetic Plains Reg~onal Station, Zoological Survey of India, Patna INTRODUCTION A small collection of fishes from North Bihar was. lying unidentified in 'the fish collection of the Zoological Survey <?f India. The whole collection was studied and a preliminary li~t of the fishes of the area was prepared. The first published record 'on the fishes of this. area w~ by Dalglesh (1910),vho recorded 33 species! from Tirhoot (Bihar). In 1925, D' Abreu gave a Hst of 60 species of fishes, from Saran district. Menon (1950) published the fishes of the river Kosi and. recqtded 52 species. In 1948 an economic survey of the fis.heries of river Kosi was undertaken by the Government of Bihar and important species \vere listed (Anon., 1948). In the present sfudy the collection comprises 38 species. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 'rhe author feels grateful to Dr. A. G. I{. Menon, Superintending Z'oologist, for help. Thanks are also due to the Director, Zoo'logical Survey of India, Calcutta, for the facilities provided. SYSTEMATIC ACCOUNT Order CLUPEIFORMES CLUPEIDAE 1. Gudusia cbapra (Hamilton-Buchanan) Clupanodon chapra Hamilton-Buchanan, Fish Ganges: Clupea chapra: Day, Fish India: 639, pi. 161, fig. 1. Itlaterial.-2 exs., Raxaul, I{elval Singlz ColI., 30.Hi-58..
2 122 Ilecords 0/ the Zoological Survey 01 India Order CYPRINIFORMES CYPRINIDAE 2. Amblypharyngodon mola (Hamilton-Buchanan) Cyprinus mola Hamilton-Buchanan, Fish Ganges: 334, Amblypharyngodon mola: Day, Fish India: 555, pi. 135, fig. 4. il-laterial.-3 exs., Purnea; 2 exs., Raxaul, Kewal Singh ColI., 30.iii.5S. 3. Aspidoparia 'morar (Hamilton-Buchanan) Cyprinus morar Hamilton-Buchanan, Fish Ganges: 264, 38! Aspidoparia morar: Day, Fish India: 585, pi. 146, fig. 4. I ' Material.-l ex., Raxaul, Kewal Singh ColI., 30.iii.5S. 4. Barilius bendelisis (Hamilton-Buchanan) Cyprinus bendelisis Hamilton-Buchanan, Journey Mysore, 3: ~. Barilius b'endezis'is: Day, Fish India: 590, pi. 148, fig Materia:l.-5 exs., Biratnagar, 25.xi.4S. 5. ~ari1ius barna (Hamilton-Buchanan) Cyprinus barna Hamilton-Buchanan, Fish Ganges: 268, Barilius barna: Day, Fish India: 592, pi. 148, fig Material.,-4 exs., Champaran, Gandak,river at Tribeni. 6. Chela laubuca (Hamilton-Buchanan) Cyprinus laubuca Hamilton-Buchanan, Fish Ganges: 260, PeriZampus laub~ca: Day, Fish India: 598, pi. 151, fig Chela laub ca, Smith, Bull. U. S. Nat. Mus., 188: Malerial.-l ex., Saran dist., Jharai river near Bathwonia Ghat, 30.x Danilo devario (H!amilton-Buchanan) Cyprinus devario Hamilton-Buchanan, Fish Ganges: 341, Danio devario: Day, Fish India: 595, pi. 150, fig. 4. Itlaterial.-5 exs., Saran dist., Siripur, Jharai river at Bathwonia Ghat, 30.x Cirrhinus reba (Hamilton-Buchanan) Cyprinus reba Hamilton-Buchanan, Fish Ganges: 289, Cirrhina reba: Day, Fish India: 549, pi. 130, fig. 3.
3 SINGH : S111u1l Collection 0/ Fis/les!rullI N o'rtlz Billar 123 Material. -5 exs., Darbhanga dist., Kamla river near Jainagar, 12.i.48; 2 exs., Raxaul, Kewal Singh CoIl., 30.iii Crossocheilus latius (Hamilton-Buchanan) Cyprinus latius Hamilton-Buchanan, Fish Ganges: 345, Cirrhina latia Day, Fish India: 548, pi. 130, fig. 4. Material.-4 exs., Nirmali, Kosi Suryey, K. K. Tiwari ColI., 27.xi Labeo rohita (Hamilton-Buchanan) Cyprinus rohita Hamilton-Buchanan, Fish Ganges: 301, Labeo rohita: Day, Fish India: 538, pi. 127, fig. 4. 1I1aterial.-2 exs., Patna State Survey. 11. Labeo dyocheilus (McClelland) Cyprinus dyocheilus McClelland, Indian Cyp.: 26, Labeo dyocheilus: Day, Fish India: 540, pi. 130, fig. 1. 1IIaterial. -l1 exs., Champaran dist., great Gandak near Tribeni. 12. Labeo gonius (Hamilton-Buchanan) Cyprinus gonius Hamilton-Buchanan, Fish Ganges: 292, Labeo gonius: Day, Fish India: 537, pi. 127, fig. 1. Mluteriul.-2 exs., Purnea, 20.iii Oxygaster bacaila (Hamilton-Buchanan) Cyprinus bacaila Hamilton-Buchanan, Fish Ganges: Chela bacaila: Day, Fish India: 603, pi. 152, fig. 5. Materiulf..-l ex., Purnea, 20.iii.1871; 4 exs., Nirmali, K. K. Tiwari ColI., 27.xi.47; 1 ex-, Darbhanga dist., I{amla' river, Jainagar. 14. Puntius sopbore (Hamilton-Buchanan) Cyprinus sophore Hamilton-Buchanan, Fish Ganges: 310, Barbus sophore: Day, Fish India: 566, pi. 143, fig. 4. Material.-3 exs., Darbhanga; 3 exs. Saran dist., Siripur. Jhwoai River, ]til. ~1. Jl;/ackenjie ColI., Oct.-Nov., 1910; 3 exs., Raxaul, Kewal Singh ColI., 30.iii.58. Remarks.-In a fe,v examples a dark spot at the base of dorsal. Dorsal 2/'7 and Lateral line scale 25.
4 124 Records of the Zoological Survey of India 15. Puntius sarana (Hamilton-Buchanan) Cyprinus sarana Hamilton-Buchanan, Fish Ganges: 319, Barbus sarana: Day, Fish India: 560, pi. 136, fig. 2. Material.-l ex.; 2 exs., Kosi Survey, Nirmali, K. _K. Tiwari Coll., 27.xi.47; 1 ex., Saran dist., Siripur, Jharai river at Bath,vonia Ghat, 30.x Puntius pbutunio (Hamilton-Buchanan) Cyprinus phutunio Hamilton-Buchanan, Fish Ganges: 319, Barbus phutunio: Day, Fish India: 578, pi. 145, fig. 4. Materia/..-13 exs., Saran dist., Jharai river at Gidaha Ghat, 30.x.47; 11 exs., Siripur, Bath,vonia Ghat, 30.x.47. Remtarks.-Bands present on body. Dorsal 2/'4, anal 1/6 and lateral lines scales Puntius ticto (Hamilton-Buchanan) Cyprinus ticto Hamilton-Buchanan, Fish Ganges: 314, Barbus ticto: Day, Fish India: 576, pi. 144, fig. 7. jj;jaterial.-l ex., Saran Dist., Jharai river, 30.x Puntius cbola (Hamilton-Buchanan) Cyprinus chola Hamilton-Buchanan, Fish Ganges: 312, Barbus chola: Day, Fish India: 572, pi. 142, fig. 6. Material.-4 exs., Purnea, 20.iii.1B Puntius gelius (Hamilton-Buchanan) Cyprinus gelius Hamilton-Buchanan, Fish Ganges: 320, Barbus gelius: Day, Fish India: 577, pi. 145, fig. 3. Material.-2 exs., Saran Dist., Siripur, Jharai river, Bathwonia ghat, 30.x.47. PSILORHYNCHIDAE 20. Psillorbyncbus sucatio (Hamilton-Buchan~n) Cyprinus sucatio Hamilton-Buchanan, Fish Ganges: 347, Homaloptera bilineata: Day, Fish India: 526, pi. 121, fig. 8. Alaleria/. -l ex., I{uirna river, Kosi Dam.
5 SINGH Smail Colier-lion of Fishes trorn North Bihar 125 COBITIDAE 21 Lepldocephallchthys guntea (Hamilton-Buchanan) Cobitis guntea Hamilton-Buchanan, Fish Ganges: 353, Lepidocephalichthys guntea: Day, Fish India: 609, pi. 155, fig. 4. Alaterial.-5 exs., Saran dist., Jharai river at Bathwania Ghat, 29.x.47; 12 exs., Mazaffarpur dist., Sitamarhi, Lakhandai river, 11.i.48; 10 exs.~ Darbhanga, Bagmati river, 5.i Noemacheilus botia (Hamilton-Buchanan) Cobitis botia Hamilton-Buchanan, Fish Ganges: 350, Noemacheilus botia: Day, Fish India: 614, pi. 156, fig. 5. Alaterial.-2 cxs., Saran dist., Jharai river at Bath\vonia Ghat, 30.x.47 BAGRIDAE 23. Batasio tengara (Hamilton~Buchanan) Pimelodus tengara Hamilton-Buchanan, Fish Ganges: 176, Gagata tengara: Day, Fish India: 493. JttJateria/J-1 ex., Nirmali, K. K. Tiwari, CoIl., 27.xi.47. Rema1rks.-This solitary specimen has got larger maxillary barbels than the usual specimens. 24. Mystus vi~tatus (Bloch) 1';97. Silurus vittatus Bloch, Ichth., pi. 371, fig Macrones vittatus: Day, Fish India: 448, pi. 98, fig. 3. Alaterial.-1 ex., Raxaul, Kewal Singh ColI., 30.iii , Mystus bleekerl (Day) Macrones bleekeri Day, Fish India: 451, pi. 101, fig. 1. JtJateriui.,-3 exs., Saran dist., Jharai river at Bathwollia Ghat, 30.x Mystus cava,sius (Hamilton-Buchan,an) Pimelodus cavasius Hamilton-Buchanan, Fish Ganges: 203, Macrones cavasius: Day, Fish India: 447, pi. 100, fig. 1. Material.-2 exs., Darbhanga, Kamla river, ; 4 exs., Champaran dist., Narayani Gandak, 20.x.48,
6 126 Records 0/ the Z'ooiogical Survey 01 India 27 Mystus tengara (Hamilton-Buchanan) Pimelodus tengara Hamilton-Buchanan.. Fish Ganges: 183, Macrones tengara: Day, Fish India: 447, pi. 101, fig. 5. Alateriai.-7 exs., Darbhanga dist., Jainagar, Kamla river. 12.i.48; 1 ex., Champaran dist., Raxaul. 28. Gagata cenla (Hamilton-.Buchanan) Pim.eZodus cenia Hamilton-Buchanan, Fish Ganges: 174, B77. Gagata cenia: Day, Fish India: 492, pi. 115, fig. 4. ljl,uteriul.-2 exs., Raxaul, Kewal Singh ColI., 30.iii.58; 1 ex., Champaran dist., Gandak at Tribeni. Order PERCIFORMES AMBASSIDAE 29. Chanda ranga Hamilton-Buchanan Chanda ranga Hamilton-Buchanan, Fish Ganges: 113, Ambassis ranga: Day, Fish India: 51, pi. 15, fig. 6. ~faterial.-5 exs., Saran dist., Jharai river at Gidaha Ghat, 30.x.47; 2 exs., Jharai river at Bathwonia Ghat, 30.x.47; 4 exs., Siripur, Jharai river at Bathwonia Ghat, 29.x.47. _Remarks.-The younger examples of the species which measure less than 25 mm. have got elongated dorsal and caudal fins in comparison,vith the common specimens. NANDIDAE 30. Nandus nandus (Hamilton-Buchanan) Coius nandus Hamilton-Buchanan, Fish Ganges: Nandus marmoratus: Day, Fish India: 129, pi. 32, fig. 1. Material.-2 exs., Saran dist., Siripur, Jharai river at Bathwonia Ghat, 30.x.47; 2 exs., Bhagalpore, D. D. Mukarjee ColI., 16.xii,29. GOBIIDAE 31. Glossogobius glurls (Hamilton-Buchanan) Gobius giuris Hamilton-Bu.chanan, Fish Ganges: 51, Gobius giuris: Day~ Fish India: , pi. 67, fig. 1,
7 SINGH: Snlall Collec'lion 0/ Fishes from North Bihar 127 Material.-3 exs., Nirmali, K. K. Tiwari ColI., 27.xi.47; 3 exs., Saran dist., Siripur, JhaTai river at Bathwonia Ghat, 2"9.x.47; 1 ex., Raxaul, Kewall Singh ColI., 30.iii.58. OSPHRONEMIDAE 32. Ctenops nobilis McClelland Ctenops nobilis McClelland, Calcutta J. nat. Rist., 5: Osphromenus nobilis: Day, Fish. India: 373, pi. 78, fig. 5. Material.,-l ex., Champaran dist., Betiah Lake, T Afllckissack ColI. Remarks.t-The depth of the body is less than the head length. A complete description is in press (J B10mbay nat. Hf~!. Soc.). 33. Colisa fasciata (Bloch &! Schneider) Tricogaster fasciatus Bloch & Schneider, Ichthylogy: 164, T Tricogaster fasciatus: Day, Fish India: 375, pi. 78, fig. 6. Material.-6 exs., Saran dist., Jharai river at Bathwonia Ghat, 30.x.47; 3 exs., Champaran dist., Raxaul. MAST ACEMBELIDAE 34. Mastacembelus armatus (Lacep,ede) MacTognathus armatus Lacepede, Rist. Nat. Pois., 2: Mastacembelus armatus: Sufi, Bull. Raft. Mus., Singapore, 27: , fig. 9. Material.-3 exs., Saran dist., Jharai river at Bathwonia (ibat, 30.x.47 Remarks.i-In 2 specimens caudal is separate from the d~rsal and distinctly notched from the anal rays. Total length is 5.3 times of head length. 35. Mastacembelus pancalus (Hamilton-Buchanan) Macrognathus pancazus Hamilton-Buchanan, Fish Ganges: 30, Mastacembelus pancalus: Sufi, Bull. Raft. Mus., Singapore, 27: 120, fig. 22. Materiai.-l ex. Kamla river at Jainagar, 12.i.48; 1 ex., Saran dist., Gandak river, ~1. ~1. ~J.ackenjee ColI., 22.ii.72; 5 exs., Saran dist., Jharai river at Bath",ronia Ghat, 30.x.47; 1 ex,! Raxaul, 20.iii,58. 17
8 128 Records of the Zuological Survey of India 36. Macrognathus aculeatum (Bloch) Ophidium aculeatum Bloch, Nat. Aust. Fisch, pi. 159, fig Macrognathus aculeatum: Sufi, Bull. Raff,. Mus., Singapore, 27: 101, fig Material.-l ex., Raxaul, Kewal Singh CoIl., 20.iii.58; 1 exs., Saran dist.; JhaTai river at Bathwonia Ghat, 30.x.47. Order CHANNIFORMES CHANNIDAE 37 Channa punctata (Bloch) Ophiocephalus punctatus Bloch, Nat. Aust. Fisch., 7: Ophiocephalus punctatus: Day, Fish India: 367, pl. 75,!lg. 1. Material.-2 exs., Raxaul, Kewal Singh ColI., 20.iii.58. CYPRINODONTIDAE 38. Ap)ochei1lus panchax (Hamilton-Buchanan) Esox penchax Hamilton-Buchanan, Fish Ganges: 211, Haplochilus panchax: Day, Fish India: 523, pi. 121, fig. 3. Material.-5 exs., Saran dist., Jharai river at Bathwonia Ghat, 30.x.47. REFERENCES DALGLESH, G A preliminary list of the fishes of Tirhoot. 1. Bombay nat. Rist. Soc., 20: D' ABREU, E. A List of fishes obtained in Saran dist., Bihar. J,.. Bombay nat. Hist. Soc., 30: MENON, A. G. K Fishes from the Kosi Himalayas. Rec. Indian Mus., 47: ANON Report of the economic survey of the fisheries of the River Kosi. Government of Bihar: 39 pp.
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