Unraveling the mating system of the burrowing shrimp
            <i>Lepidophthalmus siriboia</i>
            (Decapoda Callichiridae) based on life history traits

Hernáez, Patricio; Forbes, Anthony; de Souza, Paulo R.C.M.; Souza-Filho, Jesser F.

doi:10.1080/03949370.2023.2248086

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“…Lepidophthalmus siriboia is endemic to Brazil (from Pará to Bahia), occurring primarily in estuarine areas of the northeastern region [12,44]. This species is characterized by solitary habits [45]. Morphologically, L. siriboia shares with L. louisianensis and L. statoni the presence of ventral abdominal not sclerotized ( [44], for the presence of ventral abdominal sclerotization, see [46]); however, this species can be distinguished from both L. louisianensis and L. statoni in having the terminal segments of the antennule and antenna with a parallel base (vs. non-parallel base of terminal segments of the antennule and antenna in L. louisianensis and L. statoni) (cf.…”

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The Axiidea in the Museum of Oceanography Petrônio Alves Coelho, Recife, Brazil, with Some Remarks on the Biology of the Species

Hernáez,

Souza-Filho

2024

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Axiidea housed in the collection of the Museu de Oceanografia Prof. Petrônio Alves Coelho, Universidade Federal de Pernambuco (MOUFPE) were studied. This collection contains 66% of the total diversity of axiideans recorded from the continental shelf of the Brazilian coast. The species are listed by family and genus as follows: Axiidea: Axiidae (Axiopsis, Axiorygma, Calaxius, Coralaxius, Manaxius, Paraxiopsis), Callianassidae (Cheramoides), Callichiridae (Callichirus, Corallianassa, Lepidophthalmus, Neocallichirus), Ctenochelidae (Ctenocheles, Ctenocheloides, Dawsonius, Gourretia), Micheleidae (Marcusiaxius, Meticonaxius). Details on the biology and taxonomy of some of these species are given. In addition, certain poorly documented species are now better understood.

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