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| 2009-11-20 |
N. Dean Pentcheff |
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| 2009-07-29 |
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| Reference ID |
29968 |
| Reference type |
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| Authors |
Osawa, M.
Lin, C.W.
Chan, T.Y. |
| Publication Year (for display) |
2007 |
| Publication Year (for sorting) |
2007 |
| Title |
A new deep-sea squat lobster of the genus _Munidopsis _Whiteaves, 1874 (Crustacea: Decapoda: Anomura: Galatheidae) collected by the Panglao 2005 expedition to the Philippines |
| Secondary Title |
The Raffles Bulletin of Zoology |
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| Volume |
Supplement No. 16 |
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| Pages |
15–20 |
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| Abstract |
Three new species of
galatheid crabs, Munidopsis ryukyuensis
n. sp. and Munidopsis longispinosa
n. sp., both associated with hydrothermal
vents in the Hatoma Knoll, East
China Sea, and Munidopsis naginata n.
sp. associated with hydrothermal vents
in the Hatoma Knoll and cold seep in
Sagami Bay are described and illustrat
ed. Their affinities to closely related
species are discussed. The records of
Munidopsis species associated with
hydrothermal vents in the West Pacific
Ocean are increased to seven. The habi
tat of the new species is briefly
described. Distributional patterns of
vent associated Munidopsis in the West
Pacific is briefly discussed. |
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