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) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Das & Dev Roy (1989) | text p. 46 | citation: Chakraborty & Choudhury (1985) | TBD | Computed | |
| citation: Mandal & Misra (1985) | TBD | Computed | |||
| Mandal & Nandi (1989) | text p. 93 | citation: Chakraborty & Choudhury (1985) | TBD | Computed | |
| Deb (1999) | text p. 351, 397-398 | citation: Stimpson (1858) → Gelasimus acutus | Tubuca acuta | Computed | |
| citation: Chakraborty et al. (1986) | TBD | Computed | |||
| specimen: Sundarbans, South 24 Parganas, West Bengal, India | ? | MSR | Almost certainly a different species, but not entirely clear which one given the others also listed in the publication | ||