''Neolebias'' is a genus of small distichodontid freshwater fishes found in

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Species

There currently 12 recognized species: * '' Neolebias ansorgii'' Boulenger, 1912 * '' Neolebias axelrodi''

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, 1980 * ''Neolebias lozii'' Kirk Owen Winemiller, Winemiller & Leslie Caroline Kelso-Winemiller, Kelso-Winemiller, 1993 (banded neolebias) * ''Neolebias philippei'' Poll & Gosse, 1963 * '' Neolebias powelli'' Teugels & T. R. Roberts, 1990 * '' Neolebias spilotaenia'' Boulenger, 1912 * '' Neolebias trewavasae'' Poll & Gosse, 1963 * '' Neolebias trilineatus'' Boulenger, 1899 (three-line tetra) * '' Neolebias unifasciatus''

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, 1894

References

Taxa named by Franz Steindachner Distichodontidae Fish of Africa {{Characiformes-stub