Gelasimus dampieri

Locations Where the Name has Been Applied

Purple fiddler crabs

indicate locations where this name has been applied (whether correctly or incorrectly) in the scientific record; blue fiddler crabs surrounded by a dashed circle

indicate the same but for larger, general regions; a skull and crossbones

indicates locations where this name has been applied to a fossil; and red circles with an x

indicate false or mistaken records from the scientific record.

Number of Uses of Name per Year

Publications Using this Name

Citation	Where	Applied to...	Accepted Name	Source of Accepted	Note(s)
Shih et al. (2016)	text p. 142, 150-151, 169; Figure 7B	specimen: Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia	Gelasimus dampieri	Original	Location mistakenly listed as “New Territory”
		location: Northern Territory, Australia	Gelasimus dampieri	Original
		citation: Crane (1975) → Uca (Thalassuca) vocans dampieri	Gelasimus dampieri	Computed
		citation: Chu et al. (2015)	TBD	Computed

Wada (2020)	text p. 29	specimen: Ludmilla Creek, Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia [OMNH-Ar-10835]	Gelasimus dampieri	Original
		specimen: East Point Reserve, Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia [OMNH-Ar-10836]	Gelasimus dampieri	Original

Rosenberg (2020)	text p. 370, 377; supplement 18	citation: George & Jones (1982) → Uca dampieri	Gelasimus dampieri	Computed	in part
		citation: von Hagen & Jones (1989)	TBD	Computed
		location: Northern Territory, Australia	Gelasimus dampieri	Original
		location: Western Australia, Australia	Gelasimus dampieri	Original