mud lobster (thalassina anomala) - National University of Singapore
WEBFamily Thalassinidae. Size: up to 30cm, Indo-West Pacific, common but rarely seen. The mud lobster is a very important member of the mangrove ecosystem. It excavates …
Thalassina anomala - Wikipedia
WEBThalassina anomala is een tienpotigensoort uit de familie van de Thalassinidae. De wetenschappelijke naam van de soort is voor het eerst geldig gepubliceerd in 1804 door …
Thalassina - Wikipedia
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Thalassina is the only genus in the family Thalassinidae (=Scorpionoidae Haworth, 1825). For many years, only a single species, Thalassina anomala, was recognised, but a 2009 revision by Nguyen Ngoc-Ho and Michèle de Saint Laurent increased the number of extant species to eight, …Wikipedia · Text under CC-BY-SA license- Estimated Reading Time: 6 mins
Mud lobster (Thalassina) on the Shores of Singapore
WEBThe mud lobster lives deep under the mound in a U-shaped tunnel and rarely emerges above ground. According to the Singapore Red Data Book, there are two species of …
Thalassina - Wikipedia
WEBThalassina is een geslacht van kreeftachtigen, dat fossiel bekend is vanaf het Pleistoceen. Tegenwoordig leven er nog diverse soorten van dit geslacht. Beschrijving. Dit 12 cm …
Thalassina anomala
WEBFamily: Thalassinidae () Max. size: Environment: benthic; brackish; marine: Distribution: Indo-Pacific. Diagnosis: The integument of the body is very firm. The carapace is high; …
Thalassina anomala (Herbst, 1804) and T. squamifera De Man, …
WEBThe Thalassina species, commonly known as mudlobster or ghost shrimps, of the family Thalassinidea Latreille 1831 which is closely related to Callicinassidae, are least …
taxo4254 - Thalassina anomala
WEBDeemed as an important keystone species in the mangrove ecosystems, the scorpion mud lobsters (Thalassina anomala) would spend most of its time building large mud "volcano" mounds. Even though these …
A first report on mudlobster (Thalassina anomala) and its mound ...
WEBDec 1, 2015 · A member of this mud lobster family, the species Thalassina anomala Herbst, 1804, is the most common in the south-east Asian area, and is usually behaving …
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