Selangor

Includes Subareas

• Jeram
• Kampung Perepat Kapar
• Port Klang
• Selangor River
• Tanjong Sepat

Currently Recognized Species

• Austruca annulipes^‡
• Austruca bengali
• Austruca perplexa
• Gelasimus tetragonon^‡
• Gelasimus vocans^‡
• Tubuca dussumieri
• Tubuca forcipata
• Tubuca paradussumieri
• Tubuca rosea

Names Which Have Been Used for This Area

• Austruca bengali
• Austruca perplexa
• Austruca variegata
• Gelasimus Dussumieri
• Gelasimus annulipes
• Gelasimus manii
• Gelasimus roseus
• Gelasimus triangularis
• Mesuca (Latuca) rosea
• Tubuca (Angustuca) rosea
• Tubuca rosea
• Uca
• Uca (Austruca) annulipes
• Uca (Celuca) lactea lactea
• Uca (Deltuca) [acuta] rosea
• Uca (Deltuca) [coarctata] forcipata
• Uca (Deltuca) dussumieri spinata
• Uca (Deltuca) paradussumieri
• Uca (Deltuca) rosea
• Uca (Minuca) annulipes
• Uca (Tubuca) rosea
• Uca (Uca) dussumieri
• Uca annulipes
• Uca dussumieri
• Uca forcipata
• Uca mani
• Uca manii
• Uca rosea
• Uca sp.
• Uca spp.
• Uca triangularis

Specific Names Which Have Been Used for This Area

• annulipes
• bengali
• dussumieri
• forcipata
• lactea
• manii
• paradussumieri
• perplexa
• rosea
• spinata
• triangularis
• variegata

References

Agustianingsih (2006)^†, Aksornkoae (1993)^†, Ashton et al. (2003), Ashton et al. (2003)^†, Bairagi (1995)^†, Beinlich & von Hagen (2006)^†, Bott (1973)^†, Chertoprud et al. (2012)^†, Chhapgar (1957)^†, Chopra & Das (1937)^†, Crane (1975)^†, Deb (1999)^†, Dinh et al. (2020)^†, El Serehy et al. (1994)^†, Emmerson (1990)^†, Forest & Guinot (1961)^†, Frith & Brunenmeister (1980)^†, Hartnoll (1988)^†, Huang & Shih (2021)^†, Macintosh (1978), McNeill (1968)^†, Mitra et al. (2010)^†, Naderloo et al. (2016)^†, Naderloo et al. (2010)^†, Ng et al. (2008)^†, Osborne & Smith (1990)^†, Pillai (1951)^†, Pratiwi (2010)^†, Rosenberg (2019)^†, Rosenberg (2020)^†, Sakai (1939)^†, Sasekumar (1974), Serène (1973)^†, Shih et al. (2018)^†, Shih et al. (2016), Shih et al. (2019), Shih & Poupin (2020), Shih et al. (2022)^†, Ting et al. (2020), Tweedie (1937), Tweedie (1950)^†, von Hagen (1970)^†, Zulkifli et al. (2012)