''Amphilius lujani'' is a species of

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in the family

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, first found in the

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, as well as the northeastern tributaries of

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and

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basin.

References

lujani Freshwater fish of East Africa Fish described in 2015 Taxa named by Lawrence M. Page {{amphiliidae-stub