Peak diversity of Cretaceous galatheoids (Crustacea, Decapoda) from northern Spain

Klompmaker, Adiël A.; Feldmann, Rodney M.; Robins, Cristina M.; Schweitzer, Carrie E.

doi:10.1016/j.cretres.2012.03.003

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“…(b) Goniodromites ?dentatus from the Upper Jurassic (Tithonian) Ernstbrunn Limestone of the Ernstbrunn quarries, Austria (e.g. Schweitzer and Feldmann, 2008;Robins et al, , 2013Schneider et al, 2013) Fraaije et al, 2012Fraaije et al, , 2013bKlompmaker et al, 2011Klompmaker et al, , 2012Klompmaker et al, , 2013bKlompmaker, 2013), MAB k2603. (f) Juvenile Eodromites grandis from the Late Jurassic (Tithonian) Ernstbrunn Limestone of the Ernstbrunn quarries, Austria, NHMW 1990/0041/4646.…”

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Fossil Crustaceans as Parasites and Hosts

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Boxshall

2015

Fossil Parasites

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Boxshall

2015

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“…6C). On the species-level, Eomunidopsis navarrensis and E. aldoirarensis Klompmaker et al, 2012, are targeted, but E. orobensis (Ruiz de Gaona 1943), Eodromites grandis (von Meyer, 1857), Distefania incerta (Bell, 1863), and Rathbunopon obesum (Van Straelen, 1944) are less frequently infested than would be expected by chance (Fig. 6D).…”

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Crustaceans as hosts of parasites throughout the Phanerozoic

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26The fossil record of crustaceans as hosts of parasites has yielded three confirmed associations: epicaridean 27 isopod-induced swellings on Jurassic-Recent decapod crustaceans, feminization of Cretaceous and 28Miocene male crabs possibly caused by rhizocephalan barnacles, and presumed pentastomids on/in 29 Silurian ostracods. Cestode platyhelminth hooks and swellings by entoniscid isopods may be recognized 30in the future. Relative to 2014, we report an increase of 41% to 124 fossil decapod species with 31 epicaridean-induced swellings in the branchial chamber (ichnotaxon Kanthyloma crusta). Furthermore, 32using a Late Jurassic (Tithonian) decapod assemblage from Austria, we find (1) no correlation between 33 genus abundance and prevalence of K. crusta, (2) host preference for some galatheoid taxa (as for a mid-34Cretaceous assemblage from Spain), and (3) a larger median size of parasitized versus non-parasitized 35 specimens for two selected species. The latter result may be caused by infestation throughout ontogeny 36 rather than exclusively in juveniles and/or possible selection for the larger sex. 37 38

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“…The occurrences from Štramberk (Czech Republic), Ernstbrunn (Austria), and Romanian localities were not able to be verified by Robins et al (2013) and probably represent Cracensigillatus acutirostris (Moericke, 1889 Remarks. -Eomunidopsis Vía Boada, 1981, ranges from the Oxfordian to Maastrichtian, and has been found at many localities in Europe, Japan, and the United States (Vía Boada 1982, Collins et al 1995, Fraaye & Collins 1996, Karasawa et al 2008, Klompmaker et al 2012a. The diagnosis allows for a wide variety of morphologies to be accommodated within the genus.…”

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Taxonomy and palaeoecology of a decapod crustacean assemblage from the Oxfordian of Stránská skála (Southern Moravia, Czech Republic)

Hyžný¹,

Starzyk²,

Robins³

et al. 2015

Bull. Geosci.

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Primitive brachyurans and other decapods have been extensively reported from deposits of Oxfordian age, often termed microbial-sponge and coral megafacies distributed across the entirety of Europe. During the Oxfordian, coral reefs were far less common than microbial-sponge build-ups. The occurrences of decapods associated with such coral facies include those in France, Romania and the Czech Republic. Regarding the Czech Republic, the assemblage from the Stránská skála Hill has been evaluated; it is composed of at least six species including Gastrosacus wetzleri, Eomunidopsis cf. E. neojurensis, Longodromites angustus, Goniodromites narinosus, Goniodromites serratus and Eodromites grandis. Besides the dorsal carapace material, isolated chelae are described as well. As they are not preserved in direct association with taxonomically significant carapaces, they are treated in open nomenclature. Differential diversity of decapods at Stránská skála is relatively low compared to slightly younger Tithonian coral-associated assemblages from Romania. Out of 36 studied specimens, three bear a swelling on the branchial region interpreted to be a result of an isopod infestation. The relatively high percentage of infestation (8.33%) can be explained by collection bias since carapaces with bopyriform swellings can be considered more attractive to collectors. • Key words: Oxfordian, Czech Republic, Decapoda, differential diversity, bopyrid infestation.

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Peak diversity of Cretaceous galatheoids (Crustacea, Decapoda) from northern Spain

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Fossil Crustaceans as Parasites and Hosts

Fossil Crustaceans as Parasites and Hosts

Crustaceans as hosts of parasites throughout the Phanerozoic

Taxonomy and palaeoecology of a decapod crustacean assemblage from the Oxfordian of Stránská skála (Southern Moravia, Czech Republic)

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