Haplochromis velifer Trewavas, 1933

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Haplochromis velifer : Trewavas, 1933 a Scientific results of the Cambridge expedition to the East African lakes 1930-1931. 2. The cichlid fishes..
Haplochromis velifer (part.) : Trewavas, 1933 a Scientific results of the Cambridge expedition to the East African lakes 1930-1931. 2. The cichlid fishes. | Copley, 1958 : 159 (junior synonym)Common freshwater fishes of East Africa. | Greenwood, 1965 b : 319, fig. 2 (junior synonym)The cichlid fishes of Lake Nabugabo, Uganda. | Greenwood, 1966 b : 308 (junior synonym)Two new species of Haplochromis (Pisces, Cichlidae) from Lake Victoria. | Fryer & Iles, 1972 : 315 (junior synonym)The cichlid fishes of the great Lakes of Africa. | Greenwood, 1973 a : 149 (junior synonym)A revision of the Haplochromis and related species (Pisces, Cichlidae) from Lake George, Uganda. | Ufermann et al., 1987 : 213 (junior synonym)Catalogue des Cichlides (Pisces, Perciformes, Cichlidae Bonaparte, 1840). Vol. 1. Alphabétique..
Astatotilapia velifer : Greenwood, 1980 b : 6 (junior synonym)Towards a phyletic classification of the genus Haplochromis (Pisces, Cichlidae) and related taxa. 2. The species from lakes Victoria, Nabugabo, Edward, George and Kivu. | Hoogerhoud, 1984 : fig. 3 (junior synonym)A taxonomic reconsideration of the haplochromine genera Gaurochromis Greenwood, 1980 and Labrochromis Regan, 1920 (Pisces, Cichlidae). | Ufermann et al., 1987 : 43 (junior synonym)Catalogue des Cichlides (Pisces, Perciformes, Cichlidae Bonaparte, 1840). Vol. 1. Alphabétique..

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DISTRIBUTION: Lien Faunafri
Colour pattern : Fryer & Iles, 1972 .
Current distribution known : Lake Nabugabo .
Food habits_references : Fryer & Iles, 1972 | Greenwood, 1965 b .
Habitat / home range : found both close inshore and some distance out, over muddy and sandy bottoms in bays, and over clear sandy beaches .
Size : 108 mm SL .
Types :
- Haplochromis velifer (part.) Trewavas, 1933 a: 322. Type locality: "Lake Nabugabo"; Uganda. Holotype BMNH n° 1933.2.23: 194; paratypes (6) BMNH n° 1933.2.23: 181-193.