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.
| Citation |
Where |
Applied to... |
Accepted Name |
Source of Accepted |
Note(s) |
| Crane (1975) |
text p. 63, 65, 70, 72-74, 335, 350, 377, 400, 404, 414, 432, 435, 549; figures 10, 31B, 62F, 92, 97; map 4; plate 12E-H |
specimen: Gladstone, Queensland, Australia |
Tubuca polita |
Original |
type description |
| |
|
citation: Macnae (1966) → Uca sp. |
Tubuca polita |
Computed |
|
| |
| Levinton et al. (1996) |
text p. 123 |
location: Taiwan |
Tubuca polita |
Original |
location clearly incorrect as this is an Australian species |
| |
| Beinlich & von Hagen (2006) |
text p. 16, 20, 25; figures 3f, 6e,f |
citation: Crane (1975) → Uca (Australuca) polita |
Tubuca polita |
Computed |
|
| |
| Ng et al. (2008) |
text p. 240 |
citation: Crane (1975) → Uca (Australuca) polita |
Tubuca polita |
Computed |
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| |
| Ting et al. (2020) |
text p. 2024-2025 |
citation: Tan et al. (2018) → Tubuca polita |
Tubuca polita |
Computed |
NC_039106.1 |