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Gelasimus macrodactylus

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.
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Publications Using this Name

Citation Where Applied to... Accepted Name Source of Accepted Note(s)
Milne Edwards & Lucas (1843) text p. 27; plate 11: figure 3 specimen: Chile ?   This name has been suppressed by the ICZN. The exact species originally referred to is indeterminable.
 
Nicolet (1849) text p. 165 citation: Milne Edwards & Lucas (1843)Gelasimus macrodactylus ? Computed  
 
Milne Edwards (1852) text p. 149 citation: Milne Edwards & Lucas (1843)Gelasimus macrodactylus ? Computed  
 
Milne Edwards (1854) text p. 113 citation: Milne Edwards & Lucas (1843)Gelasimus macrodactylus ? Computed  
 
von Martens (1869) text p. 7, 36 citation: Milne Edwards & Lucas (1843)Gelasimus macrodactylus ? Computed  
    location: Chile TBD    
    location: Peru TBD    
 
Smith (1870) text p. 115, 128 location: Chile TBD    
    citation: Milne Edwards & Lucas (1843)Gelasimus macrodactylus ? Computed  
    citation: Milne Edwards (1852)Gelasimus macrodactylus ? Computed  
 
Kossmann (1877) text p. 53   TBD    
 
Lockington (1877) text p. 146, 148-149   TBD    
 
Bouvier (1895) text p. 8 specimen: Baja California, Mexico TBD    
 
ICZN (1971) text p. 214 citation: Milne Edwards & Lucas (1843)Gelasimus macrodactylus ?