Limnadopsis brunneus Spencer & Hall, 1896
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https://doi.org/ 10.3853/j.0067-1975.57.2005.1454 |
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Limnadopsis brunneus Spencer & Hall, 1896 |
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Limnadopsis brunneus Spencer & Hall, 1896 View in CoL
Limnadopsis brunneus Spencer & Hall, 1896: 243 View in CoL , pl. 23, figs. 28–29; Sayce, 1903: 250; Wolf, 1911: 254 (list); Dakin, 1914: 295 (list); Henry, 1924: 122 (list), 132 (key); Brtek, 1997: 58 (list).
Limnadiopsis brunneus .– Daday, 1925: 183–184, fig. 124 (misspelling of the genus name); Schneider & Sissom, 1982: 72–73 (misspelling of the genus name).
Type material. None designated.
Remarks. Specimens from the Mitchell Plateau (28 males, 32♀♀) have an “average number of carapace lines of 18 in both sexes” according to Schneider & Sissom (1982). This is very different from the 30 to 34 described by Spencer & Hall (1896), especially considering the similar size of the specimens from the two localities. Although the exact number of growth lines is certainly not a character to distinguish species ( Belk, 1989), such a large difference makes it questionable that the specimens from the Mitchell Plateau belong to L. brunneus . The number of pairs of legs is unknown in the Darwin specimens (compare with the description by Spencer & Hall [1896]). Given this, we do not know the basis for Henry (1924: 132) giving 26 pairs of legs for L. brunneus .
Distribution. Knuckey’s Lagoon, near Darwin (Northern Territory);?Mitchell Plateau (Western Australia).
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Limnadopsis brunneus Spencer & Hall, 1896
Richter, Stefan & Timms, Brian V. 2005 |
Limnadiopsis brunneus
Daday, E 1925: 183 |
Limnadopsis brunneus
Brtek, J 1997: 58 |
Henry, M 1924: 122 |
Dakin, W 1914: 295 |
Wolf, E 1911: 254 |
Sayce, O 1903: 250 |