Mud substrate or rock in the shallow water of ponds and creeks in eastern Guangxi and central Guangdong Province, China. [details]

Mud, sand and rock substrate in the shallow water of rivers, lakes and wetlands of northern Hainan and southern ... [details]

Sand substrate and rocks in the shallow water of rivers and lakes of western Guangxi, China, and northern Vietnam. [details]

Mud and rock substrate in the shallow water of springs and rivers of central-eastern Hainan Province, China. [details]

Mud and rock substrate in the shallow water of rivers and lakes in western Guangdong and eastern Guangxi, China. ... [details]

Rivers and mountain creeks of central Vietnam. [details]

Sand substrate and rocks in the shallow water of rivers and lakes of western Guangxi and western Hainan Province, ... [details]

Mostly sand or mud substrate (occasionally on rocks) in the shallow water of rivers in eastern Guangxi and central ... [details]

Rock substrate in the shallow water of rivers of northern Guangxi, China. [details]

Only known from mud and rock substrate in the shallow water of ponds in Leizhou Peninsula, Guangdong Province, China. [details]

Only known from the type locality on mud substrate in the shallow water of creeks in southern Hainan Province, China. [details]

Rock substrate in the shallow water of rivers and lakes in northern Hainan Province, China. [details]

Rock substrate in the shallow water of springs and wetlands of northern Hainan Province, China. [details]

Rivers and lakes of western Guangxi of China and northern Vietnam. [details]

Mud, sand and rock substrate in the shallow water of rivers, wetlands and lakes in Guangdong, Hainan, Guangxi and ... [details]

In memory of one of the ancestors of the collector (Da-Ming Shi) of the type material, who was a bird hunter and ... [details]

‘Cheng Huang’ means ‘city god’ in Chinese, referring to the type locality in Chenghuang Town. Formed as a ... [details]

Named after Indrapura, capital of the ancient kingdom of Champa, which is close to the type locality. Formed as a ... [details]

Named after ‘Jingwei’, a Chinese mythical bird into which the Flame Emperor Yandi’s daughter Nüwa, who ... [details]

‘Liang Zhu’ is the abbreviated title of one of China’s four great folktales, ‘Liang Shanbo and Zhu ... [details]

Named after ‘Liu Sanjie’ (刘三姐, Liu family’s third daughter), a legendary folk singer of the Zhuang ... [details]

Named after ‘Lui Kong’, the god of thunder in the local Min Nan Chinese dialect, popular in the folklore of ... [details]

According to the mythology of the Hlai people of Hainan Island, ‘luuemx long’, which means ‘forget to grow ... [details]