Fish climbing in the upper Congo Basin (Central Africa), first report for the shellear Parakneria thysi on the Luvilombo Falls
Pacifique Kiwele Mutambala(University of Lubumbashi), Emmanuel J. M. W. N. Vreven(Royal Museum for Central Africa), Aurore Mathys(Royal Museum for Central Africa), Christian Mukweze Mulelenu(Royal Museum for Central Africa), Albert Chakona(South African Institute for Aquatic Biodiversity), Bauchet Katemo Manda, Lewis Ngoy Kalumba(University of Lubumbashi), Jonathan Brecko(Royal Museum for Central Africa), Alexander F. Cerwenka(Bavarian State Collection of Zoology), Emmanuel Abwe(Royal Museum for Central Africa), Luís Da Costa(Royal Museum for Central Africa), Pedro H. N. Braganca(American Museum of Natural History), Didier VandenSpiegel(Royal Museum for Central Africa), Frederic D. B. Schedel(University of Basel), Auguste Chocha Manda(University of Lubumbashi)
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