Around Australia, I. alticrenatus is found from the North West Cape in Western Australia, around the country's south coast, to 20° south in northern Queensland. Although I. brucei has also … Meer weergeven

Females reach sexual maturity at a median carapace length of 39 millimetres (1.5 in). They produce between 1700 and 14,800 eggs, with diameters of 0.94–1.29 mm (0.04–0.05 … Meer weergeven

Ibacus alticrenatus was first described in 1888 by Charles Spence Bate. The type locality was Station 167 of the Challenger expedition, at a depth of 150 fathoms (900 ft; 270 m), at 39°32′S 171°48′E / 39.533°S 171.800°E . Four syntypes are held in the Meer weergeven

Ibacus alticrenatus lives at depths of 20–455 m (66–1,493 ft), on soft, muddy bottoms, where it can bury itself in the sediment. Meer weergeven

• "Ibacus alticrenatus Bate". Antarctic Invertebrates. Smithsonian Institution. Meer weergeven