Two New Species of Suckermouth Catfishes (Mochokidae: Chiloglanis) from Upper Guinean Forest Streams in West Africa

Ray C. Schmidt, Pedro H. N. Bragança, John P. Friel, Frank Pezold, Denis Tweddle, and Henry L. Bart Jr.

Ichthyology & Herpetology 111: 376–389

Supplemental Fig. A. Reduced-major axis regression of eye diameter (as a percentage of standard length) on log-transformed standard length (A). Reduced-major axis regression of anal-fin base length (as a percentage of standard length) on log-transformed standard length (B). Reduced-major axis regression of mandibular teeth row width (as a percentage of standard length) on log-transformed standard length (C). Reduced-major axis regression of maxillary barbel length (as a percentage of standard length) on log-transformed standard length (D).

Supplemental Fig. B. The type locality of C. fortuitus. Liberia, St. John River drainage, Nimba County, Dayea River, above Yekepa, 7.579333°N, 8.516889°W. Photograph by D. Tweddle.

Supplemental Table A. Measurements from specimens of Chiloglanis included in this study.

Supplemental Table B. Component loadings from principal components anlaysis using a covariance matrix of 35 measurments from 50 specimens.

Supplemental Table C. Descriptive statistics for populations of Chiloglanis cf. micropogon in Central Africa.