Belongs within: Gobioidei.
Contains: Rhinogobius, Vaimosa, Sicydiinae, Stenogobius, Gnatholepis, Periophthalmidae, Gobioididae, Apocrypteidae, Ctenogobius, Gobius, Stigmatogobius, Oxyurichthys, Glossogobius, Bathygobius, Acentrogobius, Amblygobius, Ptereleotrinae, Trimma, Eviota, Gobiodontinae, Cryptocentrus, Fusigobius, Amblyeleotris.
The Gobiidae are a diverse clade of gobies, mostly small fish with five branchiostegals and a single epural, supported by molecular data (Thacker 2009). A number of subgroups historically treated as distinct families are nested within this clade. Croilia mossambica from Polela Lake in Mozambique differs from other species in having the first and second dorsal fins partly joined and lacking scales (Smith 1959).
Gobiidae [Gunnellichthidae, Microdesmidae, Paragobioididae]
|--+--+--Acanthogobius Gill 1859T09, H27
| | | |--A. flavimanusT09
| | | |--A. lactipesT90
| | | `--A. ommaturus (Richardson 1845) [=Gobius ommaturus]H27
| | `--+--Gobiopterus semivestitusT09
| | `--Pandaka Herre 1927T09, S59
| | |--*P. pusilla Herre 1927S59
| | |--P. lidwilli (McCulloch 1917)MM14
| | |--P. minuta Smith 1959S59
| | `--P. pygmaea Herre 1927S59
| `--+--+--MugilogobiusT09
| | | |--M. abeiT90
| | | |--M. filifer Larson 2001MM14
| | | |--M. fusculus (Nichols 1951) [=Gobius (Tamanka) fusculus]AC90
| | | |--M. littoralis Larson 2001MM14
| | | `--M. rivulusT09
| | `--+--+--Eucyclogobius newberryiT09
| | | `--+--Gillichthys mirabilisT09
| | | `--Typhlogobius Steindachner 1879T09, TP86
| | | `--T. californiensis Steindachner 1879TP86
| | `--ChaenogobiusT09
| | |--C. annularisT09
| | |--C. castaneusI92
| | |--C. isazaT90
| | |--C. laevisI92
| | |--C. taranetziI92
| | `--C. urotaeniaT90
| `--+--GnatholepisB-RW17
| `--+--+--PeriophthalmidaeT09
| | `--+--+--GobioididaeT09
| | | `--PseudapocryptesT09
| | | |--P. borneensisJR10
| | | |--P. elongatusT09
| | | `--P. lanceolatusAC90
| | `--ApocrypteidaeT09
| `--+--Lepidogobius lepidusB-RW17
| `--+--CtenogobiusB-RW17
| `--+--‘Gnatholepis’ cauerensis (Bleeker 1853)B-RW17, MM14
| `--EvorthodusB-RW17
| |--E. breviceps Gill 1859F16
| |--E. lyricusB-RW17
| `--E. minutusT09
`--GobiinaeS60
| i. s.: GobiusT09
| Smilogobius Herre 1934S59
| |--*S. inexplicatus Herre 1934S59
| `--S. singapurensis Herre 1936S59
| Oplopomops Smith 1959S59
| `--*O. atherinoides (Peters 1855)S59 (see below for synonymy)
| Gladiogobius Herre 1933S59
| `--*G. ensifer Herre 1933S59
| Platygobius Bleeker 1874S60
| |--*P. macrorhynchus (Bleeker 1867) [=Gobius macrorhynchus]S60
| `--P. aeneofuscus (Peters 1852) [=Gobius aeneofuscus]S60
| Chonophorus Poey 1860S59
| |--C. banana (Val. 1837) [incl. *C. bucculentus Poey 1860]S59
| |--C. melanocephalus (Bleeker 1849)S59 (see below for synonymy)
| |--C. stamineus (Val. 1842)S59
| |--C. taiasicaR86
| `--C. transandeanusR13
| Obliquogobius Koumans 1941S59
| `--*O. cometes (Alcock 1890) [=Gobius cometes]S59
| Biat Seale 1909S59
| |--B. fontanesii (Blkr. 1852)S59 [incl. *B. luzonica Seale 1909S59, B. luzonicusH27]
| `--B. sewardii (Playfair 1866) [=Gobius sewardii]S59
| Obtortiophagus Whitley 1933S59
| `--*O. koumansi Whitley 1933 [incl. Callogobius ocellatus Herre 1935]S59
| Iotogobius Smith 1959S59
| `--*I. malindiensis Smith 1959S59
| Parachaeturichthys Bleeker 1874S60
| `--*P. polynema (Bleeker 1853)S60 (see below for synonymy)
| StigmatogobiusS60
| OxyurichthysS60
| Flabelligobius Smith 1956S59
| |--*F. fourmanoiri Smith 1956S59
| `--F. arabicus (Gmel. Linn 1789) [=Gobius arabicus]S59
| Seychellea Smith 1956S59
| |--*S. hectori Smith 1956S59
| `--S. tekomaji Smith 1959S59
| Feia Smith 1959S59
| `--*F. nympha Smith 1959S59
| Monishia Smith 1959S60
| |--*M. william (Smith 1947) [=Bathygobius william]S60
| |--M. oculata Smith 1959S60
| |--M. saldanha (Barnard 1927) [=Gobius saldanha, Bathygobius saldanha]S60
| `--M. sordida Smith 1959S60
| Zonogobius Bleeker 1874S60
| |--*Z. semidoliatus (Valenciennes 1837) [=Gobius semidoliatus]S60
| |--Z. corallinus Smith 1959S59
| `--Z. flammeus Smith 1959S60
| Palutrus Smith 1959S59
| `--*P. reticularis Smith 1959S59
| Quisquilius Jordan & Evermann 1902S60
| |--*Q. eugenius Jordan & Evermann 1902S60 [=Hetereleotris eugeniusS59]
| |--Q. anthioides Smith 1959S59
| `--Q. inhaca (Smith 1949)S60 [=Gobius inhacaS59]
| Abranches Smith 1947S60
| `--*A. pinto Smith 1947S60
| Drombus Jordan & Seale 1905S59 [incl. Ulcigobius Fowler 1918H27]
| |--*D. palackyi Jordan & Seale 1905S59 [=Rhinogobius (Drombus) palackyiH27]
| |--D. baliurusJR10
| |--D. halei Whitley 1935MM14
| |--D. irrasus Smith 1959S59
| |--D. maculipinnis Fowler 1918S59 [=D. (*Ulcigobius) maculipinnisH27, Rhinogobius maculipinnisH27]
| |--D. plumatus Smith 1959S59
| `--D. triangularis (Weber 1909)MM14
| Silhouettea Smith 1959S59
| |--*S. insinuans Smith 1959S59
| |--S. dotui (Takagi 1957)GM90
| `--S. evanida Larson & Miller 1986MM14
| GlossogobiusS60
| Waitea Jordan & Seale 1905S60
| |--*W. mystacina (Cuvier & Valenciennes 1837) [=Gobius mystacinus]S60
| |--W. buchanani Rao 1972R72
| `--W. duque (Smith 1947) [=Mahidolia duque]S60
| Sufflogobius Smith 1956S60
| `--*S. bibarbatus (von Bonde 1923) [=Gobius bibarbatus]S60
| Papillogobius Gill & Miller 1990GM90
| |--*P. punctatus Gill & Miller 1990GM90
| |--P. exquisitus (Whitley 1950) [=Favonigobius exquisitus]GM90
| |--P. melanobranchus (Fowler 1934) [=Favonigobius melanobranchus]GM90
| `--P. reichei (Bleeker 1853)GM90, LD09 [=Favonigobius reicheiGM90]
| Favonigobius Whitley 1930GM90
| |--*F. lateralis (Macleay 1881) (see below for synonymy)GM90
| |--F. gymnauchenGM90
| |--F. suppositus (Sauvage 1880)GM90
| `--F. tamarensis (Johnston 1883)GM90
| Rhinogobiops nicholsii (Bean 1881)BR15, W73 (see below for synonymy)
| Kraemeria Steindachner 1906T09, S59 [Kraemeriidae]
| |--*K. samoensis Steindachner 1906 (see below for synonymy)S59
| |--K. cuniculariaT09
| `--K. merensis Whitley 1935MM14
|--+--+--BathygobiusT09
| | `--+--Callogobius Blkr. 1874T09, S59
| | | |--C. bifasciatusT09
| | | |--C. hasselti (Bleeker 1851) [=Eleotris hasseltii, Valenciennesia hasselti]M58
| | | |--C. maculipinnis (Fowler 1918)MM14
| | | `--C. sclateri (Steindachner 1880) [=Eleotris sclateri]M58
| | `--+--Cabillus Smith 1959T09, S59
| | | |--*C. lacertops Smith 1959S59
| | | `--C. tongarevae (Fowler 1927)MM14
| | `--+--AcentrogobiusT09
| | `--Cryptocentroides Popta 1922T09, S59
| | |--C. insignis (Seale 1910)S59 (see below for synonymy)
| | |--C. cristatusT09
| | `--C. maculosus Fourmanoir 1955S59
| `--+--Psammogobius Smith 1936B-RW17, S60
| | |--*P. knysnaensis Smith 1936S60
| | `--P. biocellatus (Valenciennes 1837)MM14
| `--+--StonogobiopsB-RW17
| | |--S. larsonae (Allen 1999)MM14
| | `--S. nematodesND13
| `--AmblygobiusB-RW17
`--+--+--Schindleria [Schindleriidae, Schindleroidei]T09
| | |--S. pietschmanniT09
| | `--S. praematura (Schindler 1930) [=Hemirhamphus praematurus]M58
| `--+--Barbulifer ceuthoecusT09
| `--+--+--Risor ruberT09
| | `--Elacatinus oceanopsB-RW17
| `--GobiosomatiniBR15
| |--Gobiosoma Girard 1858B-RW17, H27
| | |--G. bosci (Lacépède 1798)D83
| | |--G. insignum Herre 1927H27
| | |--G. macrodonT09
| | |--G. marmoratum Peters 1868H27
| | `--G. robustumW73
| |--*Antilligobius nikkiaeBR15
| `--MicrogobiusBR15
`--+--+--PtereleotrinaeB-RW17
| `--+--CaffrogobiusB-RW17
| | |--C. cafferB-RW17
| | `--C. saldanhaB-RW17
| `--+--+--‘Gobius’ phalaena Valenciennes 1837S59 [=Amblygobius phalaenaB-RW17]
| | `--Valenciennea Bleeker 1856B-RW17, H27 [=Valenciennesia Bleeker 1874 non Fischer 1859H27]
| | |--V. alleni Hoese & Larson 1994MM14
| | |--V. immaculatus Ni Yong 1981H90
| | |--V. longipinnis (Bennett 1839)H27 (see below for synonymy)
| | |--V. muralis (Quoy & Gaimard in Cuvier & Valenciennes 1837) (see below for synonymy)H27
| | |--V. parva Hoese & Larson 1994MM14
| | |--V. puellaris (Tomiyama 1956)H90
| | |--V. sexguttata (Valenciennes 1837)MM09
| | `--V. strigata (Broussonet 1782)LD09 (see below for synonymy)
| `--+--+--TrimmaT09
| | `--Lythrypnus dalliB-RW17
| `--+--PriolepisB-RW17
| | |--P. cincta (Regan 1908)MM14
| | |--P. compita Winterbottom 1985MM14
| | |--P. eugeniusT09
| | |--P. hipolitiB-RW17
| | |--P. nuchifasciata (Günther 1873)MM14
| | `--P. semidoliata (Valenciennes 1837)MM09
| `--TrimmatomT09
| |--T. eviotops (Schultz 1943)W90, MM14
| `--+--+--T. macropodus Winterbottom 1989W90, MM14
| | `--T. zapotes Winterbottom 1989W90, MM14
| `--+--T. sagmaW90
| `--+--T. nanus Winterbottom & Emery 1981W90, MM14
| `--T. officiusW90
`--+--+--+--‘Eviota’ prasites Jordan & Seale 1906B-RW17, MM09
| | `--+--EviotaB-RW17
| | `--GobiodontinaeT09
| `--+--CryptocentrusB-RW17
| `--+--IstigobiusB-RW17
| | |--I. decoratus (Herre 1927)H90
| | |--I. diadema (Steindachner 1876)MM14
| | |--I. goldmanni (Bleeker 1852)MM14
| | |--I. nigroocellatus (Günther 1873)H90
| | |--I. ornatus (Ruppell 1830)GM90
| | |--I. rigilius (Herre 1953)MM09
| | `--I. spence (Smith 1947)MM14
| `--+--Capillus lacertopsB-RW17
| `--Oplopomus Valenciennes 1837B-RW17, S59 [incl. CentrogobiusJR10, OplopomaJR10]
| |--*O. oplopomus (Cuvier & Valenciennes 1837)S59, GM90 (see below for synonymy)
| |--O. caninoides (Bleeker 1852)S59 [incl. O. vergens Jordan & Seale 1907S59, H27]
| `--‘Gobius’ leucomelasS59
`--+--FusigobiusB-RW17
`--+--Asterropteryx Ruppell 1828B-RW17, S58 [=AsterropterixS58; incl. Brachyeleotris Bleeker 1874S58]
| |--*A. semipunctatus Rüppell 1829S58 (see below for synonymy)
| |--A. compressusH27
| |--A. ensiferus (Bleeker 1874) [=Brachyeleotris ensifera; incl. A. monacanthus Regan 1908]S58
| |--A. everetti Boulenger 1895H27
| |--A. ovata Shibukawa & Suzuki 2007MM14
| `--A. spinosus (Goren 1981)MM14
`--+--AmblyeleotrisB-RW17
`--+--Ctenogobiops Smith 1959B-RW17, S59
| |--*C. crocineus Smith 1959S59
| |--C. aurocingulus (Herre 1935) [=Aparrius aurocingulus]S59
| |--C. feroculus Lubbock & Polunin 1977MM09
| |--C. maculosus (Fourmanoir 1955)MM09
| |--C. pomastictus Lubbock & Polunin 1977MM14
| `--C. tangaroai Lubbock & Polunin 1977MM09
`--+--‘Amblyeleotris’ gymnocephala (Bleeker 1853)B-RW17, MM14
`--Vanderhorstia Smith 1949B-RW17, S60
|--*V. delagoae (Barnard 1937) [=Gobius delagoae]S60
|--V. ambanoro (Fourmanoir 1957)MM14
`--V. ornatissima Smith 1959S59
Gobiidae incertae sedis:
Lethops Hubbs 1926TP86
`--L. connectens Hubbs 1926TP86
Caragobius Smith & Seale 1906TP86
`--*C. typhlops Smith & Seale 1906JR10
Luciogobius Gill 1859TP86
|--L. albus Regan 1940I92
|--L. guttatusT90
`--L. pallidus Regan 1940I92
RhinogobiusH27
Brachygobius xanthozona (Bleeker 1849) [=Gobius xanthozona]K55
Porogobius schlegeliiEA03
Herreogobius malekulae (Herre 1935) [=Ctenogobius malekulae]M58
ArenigobiusM58
|--A. bifrenatus (Kner 1865) (see below for synonymy)M58
`--A. frenatus (Gunther 1861)GM90
PomatoschistusLD09
|--P. bleicheri (Sauvage 1883)P93
`--P. minutus (Pallas 1770)LD09
Tridentiger Gill 1858H27
|--T. bifasciatus Steindachner 1881 [incl. T. ioturus Jordan & Snyder 1900]H27
|--T. brevispinisT90
|--T. obscurusT90
`--T. trigonocephalus (Gill 1859) [=Triaenophorichthys trigonocephalus]H27
Lotilia graciliosa Klausewitz 1960MM09
Signigobius biocellatus Hoese & Allen 1977MM09
NeogobiusSE08
|--N. fluviatilis (Pallas 1814)SE08
|--N. gymnotrachelus (Kessler 1857)SE08
|--N. kessleri (Günther 1861)SE08
|--N. melanostomus (Pallas 1814)SE08
`--N. syrman (Nordmann 1840)SE08
Mesogobius batrachocephalus (Pallas 1814)SE08
Proterorhinus marmoratus (Pallas 1814)SE08
Redigobius Herre 1927H27
|--*R. sternbergi (Smith 1901) [=Gobius sternbergi, Gnatholepis sternbergi]H27
`--R. bikolanus (Herre 1927) [=Vaimosa bikolana]AC90
Ruppellia [=Rupellia (l. c.), Ruppelia (l. c.)]JR10
`--R. echinocephalaJR10
Creisson Jordan & Seale 1907H27
`--*C. validus Jordan & Seale 1907JR10, H27
Mistichthys Smith 1902H27
`--*M. luzonensis Smith 1902JR10, H27
Illana Smith & Seale 1906H27
`--*I. cacabet Smith & Seale 1906JR10
Parapocryptes Bleeker 1874H27
|--P. (Paeneapocryptes) mindanensis Herre 1927H27
|--P. nexipinnisJR10
`--P. serperaster (Richardson 1845) [=Apocryptes serperaster]H27
Aboma Jordan & Starks 1895H27
`--A. viganensis (Steindachner 1893) [=Gobius viganensis]H27
Amblychaeturichthys Bleeker 1874H27
`--A. hexanema (Bleeker 1853) [=Chaeturichthys hexanema, C. hexanemus, Gobius hexanema]H27
Amoya Herre 1927H27
`--*A. brevirostris (Günther 1861) [=Gobius brevirostris]H27
Apocryptichthys Day 1878H27
`--A. sericus Herre 1927H27
Chlamydes Jenkins 1903H27
|--C. laticepsH27
`--C. leytensis Herre 1927H27
Cingulogobius Herre 1927H27
`--*C. boulengeri (Seale 1909) [=Pleurogobius boulengeri]H27
Cristatogobius Herre 1927H27
|--*C. lophius Herre 1927H27
`--C. cristatus (Day 1873)GM90
Itbaya Herre 1927H27
`--*I. nuda Herre 1927H27
Lophiogobius Günther 1873H27
`--L. ocellicauda Günther 1873 [incl. Ranulina fimbriidens Jordan & Starks 1906]H27
Microsicydium Bleeker 1874H27
|--M. atropurpureum Herre 1927H27
|--M. formosum Herre 1927H27
`--M. pulchellum Herre 1927H27
Mirogobius Herre 1927H27
|--*M. stellatus Herre 1927H27
`--M. lacustris Herre 1927H27
Synechogobius Gill 1863H27
`--S. hasta (Schlegel 1842) [=Gobius hasta]H27
Triaenopogon Bleeker 1874H27
`--T. barbatus (Günther 1861) (see below for synonymy)H27
Tukugobius Herre 1927H27
|--*T. carpenteri (Seale 1909) [=Rhinogobius carpenteri]H27
|--T. bucculentus Herre 1927H27
`--T. philippinus Herre 1927H27
Macgregorella Seale 1909H27
|--M. intosa Herre 1927H27
`--M. moroana Seale 1909H27
‘Galera’ Herre 1927 nec Blume 1825 (ICBN) nec Gray 1865 nec (Fr.) Kumm. 1871 (ICBN)H27
`--*G. producta Herre 1927H27
HypogymnogobiusH27
VaimosaH27
Tamanka Herre 1927H27
|--*T. siitensis Herre 1927H27
|--T. bivittata Herre 1927H27
|--T. tagala Herre 1927H27
`--T. umbra Herre 1927H27
Chaeturichthys Richardson 1844H27
`--C. stigmatias Richardson 1844 [=Gobius stigmatias]H27
Gymnogobius heptacanthusSSE10
Aruma histrioAS09
Stupidogobius flavipinnisB50
Exyrias Jordan & Seale 1906H27
|--E. puntang (Bleeker 1851)GM90 (see below for synonymy)
|--E. belissimus (Smith 1959)GM90
`--E. janthinopterus (Bleeker 1852)GM90
Lesueurigobius friesiiGM90
Parkraemeria ornata Whitley 1951GM90
Youngeichthys nebulosus (Forsskal 1775)BR90
Discordipinna griessingeri Hoese & Fourmanoir 1978MM14
Echinogobius hayashii Iwata, Hosoya & Niimura 1998MM14
Eugnathogobius polylepis (Wu & Ni 1985)MM14
GobiopsisMM14
|--G. angustifrons Lachner & McKinney 1978MM14
|--G. aporia Lachner & McKinney 1978MM14
`--G. arenaria (Snyder 1908)MM14
Grallenia arenicola Shibukawa & Iwata 2007MM14
Koumansetta rainfordi (Whitley 1940)MM14
Macrodontogobius wilburi Herre 1936MM14
Minysicya caudimaculata Larson 2002MM14
MyersinaMM14
|--M. macrostoma Herre 1934MM14
`--M. nigrivirgata Akihito & Meguro 1983MM14
Phyllogobius platycephalops (Smith 1964)MM14
PseudogobiusMM14
|--P. olorumMG06
`--P. poicilosoma (Bleeker 1849)MM14
SueviotaMM14
|--S. atrinasa Winterbottom & Hoese 1988MM14
`--S. lachneri Winterbottom & Hoese 1988MM14
YongeichthysMM14
|--Y. caninus (Cuvier & Valenciennes 1837)GM90
|--Y. criniger (Cuvier & Valenciennes 1837)GM90
|--Y. nebulosus (Forsskål 1775)MM14
`--Y. tomasiMWW89
AioliopsMM14
|--A. novaeguineaensis Rennis & Hoese 1987MM14
`--A. tetrophthalmus Rennis & Hoese 1987MM14
Croilia Smith 1955 [Croilinae]S59
`--*C. mossambica Smith 1955S59
0--+--SicydiinaeT09
| `--Awaous Steindachner 1860T09, H27
| |--A. guamensisT09
| |--A. ocellaris (Broussonet 1782)M58 (see below for synonymy)
| `--A. taiasicaF16
`--StenogobiusT09
Bollmannia communisB-RW17
PhilypnusR13
|--P. dormitorF16
`--P. maculatusR13
Arenigobius bifrenatus (Kner 1865) [=Gobius bifrenatus; incl. Rhinogobius filamentosus Herre 1931, Ctenogobius filamentosus]M58
*Asterropteryx semipunctatus Rüppell 1828S58 [=Asterropterix semipunctatusS58, Asterropteryx semipunctataS58, Eleotris semipunctataH27; incl. Eleotris cyanostigma Bleeker 1855S58, Brachyeleotris cyanostigmaH27, Eleotriodes cyanostigmaH27]
Awaous ocellaris (Broussonet 1782)M58 [=Gobius ocellarisM58, Chonophorus ocellarisH27; incl. Awaous crassilabris Seale 1906M58]
Chonophorus melanocephalus (Bleeker 1849)S59 [=Gobius melanocephalusS59; incl. Gobius grammepomus Bleeker 1849S59, Awaous grammepomusM58, G. litturatus Heckel in Steindachner 1861H27, Gobius personatus Bleeker 1849H27, S59, Awaous personatusH27, Chonophorus stoliczae Day 1870S59]
Cryptocentroides insignis (Seale 1910)S59 [=Amblygobius insignisM58; incl. *C. dentatus Popta 1922S59, Gobius (Cryptocentrus) stigmatophorus de Beaufort 1912M58]
Exyrias puntang (Bleeker 1851)GM90 [=Gobius puntangM58, Acentrogobius puntangM58, Gnatholepis puntangM58; incl. Gobius maculipinnis Macleay 1884M58, Go. punctangoides Pohl 1884M58, Awaous puntangoidesM58, *Exyrias puntangoidesH27, Gnatholepis puntangoidesM58]
*Favonigobius lateralis (Macleay 1881) [=Gobius lateralis, Rhinogobius lateralis; incl. Ctenogobius auriga Whitley 1959, Rhinogobius (Gobius) lateralis var. obliquus]GM90
*Kraemeria samoensis Steindachner 1906 [incl. Psammichthys nudus Regan 1908, Vitreola sagitta Jordan & Seale 1906]S59
*Oplopomops atherinoides (Peters 1855)S59 [=Gobius atherinoidesS59; incl. Oplopomus diacanthus Schultz 1943S59, Oplopomops diacanthusMM14]
*Oplopomus oplopomus (Cuvier & Valenciennes 1837)S59, GM90 [=Gobius oplopomusS59; incl. G. bitelatus Klunzinger 1870S59, G. notacanthus Bleeker 1858H27, Oplopomus notacanthusH27, G. pulcher Hemprich & Ehrenberg 1899S59, O. pulcher Ehrenberg in Cuvier & Valenciennes 1837H27]
*Parachaeturichthys polynema (Bleeker 1853)S60 [=Chaeturichthys polynemaS60, Gobius polynemaS60, Parachaeturichthys polynemusH27]
Rhinogobiops nicholsii (Bean 1881)BR15, W73 [=Gobius nicholsiiW73, Coryphopterus nicholsiiBR15, G. nicholsoni (l. c.)W73, Rhinogobius nicholsiW73]
Triaenopogon barbatus (Günther 1861) [=Triaenophorichthys barbatus, Tridentiger barbatus; incl. Triaenopogon japonicus Rendahl 1924]H27
Valenciennea longipinnis (Bennett 1839)H27 [=Eleotris longipinnisH27, Eleotriodes longipinnisM58, Valenciennesia longipinnisH27; incl. Eleotris ikeineur Montrouzier in Thiollière 1857 (n. n.)M58]
Valenciennea muralis (Quoy & Gaimard in Cuvier & Valenciennes 1837) [=Eleotris muralis, Valenciennesia muralis; incl. E. lineatooculatus Kner 1867]H27
Valenciennea strigata (Broussonet 1782)LD09 [=Gobius strigatusS58, Eleotriodes strigatusS58, Eleotris strigataS58]
*Type species of generic name indicated
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