| Citation | Where | Applied to... | Accepted Name | Source of Accepted | Note(s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rathbun (1911) | text p. 592, 612 | citation: Milne Edwards & Lucas (1843) → Gelasimus macrodactylus | ? | Computed | |
| Rathbun (1918) | text p. 128, 177; plate 64: figure 7 | location: Panama Canal near Mt. Hope, Panama | ? | ||
| citation: Milne Edwards & Lucas (1843) → Gelasimus macrodactylus | ? | Computed | |||
| Rathbun (1918) | text p. 377, 404-405; plate 143 | citation: Milne Edwards & Lucas (1843) → Gelasimus macrodactylus | ? | Computed | |
| citation: Kingsley (1880) → Gelasimus annulipes | Austruca annulipes | Computed | in part | ||
| citation: Nobili (1901) → Uca macrodactyla | Minuca galapagensis | Computed | in part | ||
| specimen: Guaymas, Sonora, Mexico | ? | ||||
| specimen: Corinto, Nicaragua | Minuca herradurensis | Crane (1975) | |||
| specimen: Rio Jesús María, Puntarenas, Costa Rica | TBD | ||||
| specimen: Santo Domingo, Puntarenas, Costa Rica | Minuca herradurensis | Crane (1975) | |||
| Rathbun (1926) | text p. 30-31 | location: Eastern Pacific Ocean | TBD | ||
| Maccagno (1928) | text p. 7 | TBD | |||
| Glassell (1934) | text p. 454 | citation: Boone (1929) → Uca mordax [Tabogilla Island, Panama] | Minuca herradurensis | Computed | |
| Oliveira (1939) | text p. 136 | ? | |||
| Crane (1941) | text p. 167 | citation: Rathbun (1918) → Uca macrodactylus | ? | Computed | in part; accidental usage of alternate spelling |
| Brusca (1973) | text p. 265; figure 7.60 | location: Gulf of California, Mexico | Minuca zacae | MSR | It is not clear what species he is referring to. In a 2nd edition he refers to this as Minuca galapagensis but neither it nor the closely related Minuca herradurensis are found that far north. Given the description, the most likely species that it could be confused with found in the Gulf is Minuca zacae. |
| Brusca (1980) | text p. 293 | location: Gulf of California, Mexico | Minuca zacae | Geography | This is apparently an editing error, since he later states that he's replaced the name Uca macrodactylus with U. galapagensis.. Unfortunately, that species is not found in the Gulf, so the best guess is Minuca zacae. |