Uca maracoani Carapace Breadth

Summary

Large Carapace Breadth: 15.3 mm ± 8.86 (sd), 95% range: 0.0–32.6 mm

Data

All measurements are in millimeters (mm). Download Data

Individuals

Reference	Sex	Width
Crane (1975)	female	26.5
Crane (1975)	male	32
Crane (1975)	female	33
Crane (1975)	male	34
Crane (1975)	male	42.5
Rosenberg (2000)	male	18.15
Rosenberg (2000)	male	37.6
Rosenberg (2000)	male	21.05
Rosenberg (2000)	male	39.15
Rosenberg (2000)	male	34.4
Rosenberg (2000)	male	33.8
Rosenberg (2000)	male	35.75
von Hagen (1970)	male	44.3
Guinot-Dumortier (1959)	male	46

Ranges

Reference	Sex	n	Min	Max	Notes
Holthuis (1959)	male	2	10	45
Holthuis (1959)	female	2	10	35

Histogram Counts

Reference	Set	Sex	n	Min	Max	Notes
Koch et al. (2005)	Koch (2005) male maracoani set	male	10.54	5	6	counts are averages across multiple samplings, rather than pure frequency counts
Koch et al. (2005)	Koch (2005) male maracoani set	male	8.47	6	7	counts are averages across multiple samplings, rather than pure frequency counts
Koch et al. (2005)	Koch (2005) male maracoani set	male	6.23	7	8	counts are averages across multiple samplings, rather than pure frequency counts
Koch et al. (2005)	Koch (2005) male maracoani set	male	4.63	8	9	counts are averages across multiple samplings, rather than pure frequency counts
Koch et al. (2005)	Koch (2005) male maracoani set	male	5.43	9	10	counts are averages across multiple samplings, rather than pure frequency counts
Koch et al. (2005)	Koch (2005) male maracoani set	male	5.43	10	11	counts are averages across multiple samplings, rather than pure frequency counts
Koch et al. (2005)	Koch (2005) male maracoani set	male	4.15	11	12	counts are averages across multiple samplings, rather than pure frequency counts
Koch et al. (2005)	Koch (2005) male maracoani set	male	4.15	12	13	counts are averages across multiple samplings, rather than pure frequency counts
Koch et al. (2005)	Koch (2005) male maracoani set	male	3.83	13	14	counts are averages across multiple samplings, rather than pure frequency counts
Koch et al. (2005)	Koch (2005) male maracoani set	male	3.99	14	15	counts are averages across multiple samplings, rather than pure frequency counts
Koch et al. (2005)	Koch (2005) male maracoani set	male	3.35	15	16	counts are averages across multiple samplings, rather than pure frequency counts
Koch et al. (2005)	Koch (2005) male maracoani set	male	3.51	16	17	counts are averages across multiple samplings, rather than pure frequency counts
Koch et al. (2005)	Koch (2005) male maracoani set	male	4.31	17	18	counts are averages across multiple samplings, rather than pure frequency counts
Koch et al. (2005)	Koch (2005) male maracoani set	male	4.31	18	19	counts are averages across multiple samplings, rather than pure frequency counts
Koch et al. (2005)	Koch (2005) male maracoani set	male	2.88	19	20	counts are averages across multiple samplings, rather than pure frequency counts
Koch et al. (2005)	Koch (2005) male maracoani set	male	3.51	20	21	counts are averages across multiple samplings, rather than pure frequency counts
Koch et al. (2005)	Koch (2005) male maracoani set	male	3.67	21	22	counts are averages across multiple samplings, rather than pure frequency counts
Koch et al. (2005)	Koch (2005) male maracoani set	male	2.88	22	23	counts are averages across multiple samplings, rather than pure frequency counts
Koch et al. (2005)	Koch (2005) male maracoani set	male	2.88	23	24	counts are averages across multiple samplings, rather than pure frequency counts
Koch et al. (2005)	Koch (2005) male maracoani set	male	2.72	24	25	counts are averages across multiple samplings, rather than pure frequency counts
Koch et al. (2005)	Koch (2005) male maracoani set	male	2.24	25	26	counts are averages across multiple samplings, rather than pure frequency counts
Koch et al. (2005)	Koch (2005) male maracoani set	male	2.72	26	27	counts are averages across multiple samplings, rather than pure frequency counts
Koch et al. (2005)	Koch (2005) male maracoani set	male	1.6	28	29	counts are averages across multiple samplings, rather than pure frequency counts
Koch et al. (2005)	Koch (2005) male maracoani set	male	0.48	29	30	counts are averages across multiple samplings, rather than pure frequency counts
Koch et al. (2005)	Koch (2005) male maracoani set	male	0.8	30	31	counts are averages across multiple samplings, rather than pure frequency counts
Koch et al. (2005)	Koch (2005) male maracoani set	male	0.48	31	32	counts are averages across multiple samplings, rather than pure frequency counts

Koch et al. (2005)	Koch (2005) female maracoani set	female	11.98	5	6	counts are averages across multiple samplings, rather than pure frequency counts
Koch et al. (2005)	Koch (2005) female maracoani set	female	6.23	6	7	counts are averages across multiple samplings, rather than pure frequency counts
Koch et al. (2005)	Koch (2005) female maracoani set	female	6.23	7	8	counts are averages across multiple samplings, rather than pure frequency counts
Koch et al. (2005)	Koch (2005) female maracoani set	female	4.79	8	9	counts are averages across multiple samplings, rather than pure frequency counts
Koch et al. (2005)	Koch (2005) female maracoani set	female	4.63	9	10	counts are averages across multiple samplings, rather than pure frequency counts
Koch et al. (2005)	Koch (2005) female maracoani set	female	4.95	10	11	counts are averages across multiple samplings, rather than pure frequency counts
Koch et al. (2005)	Koch (2005) female maracoani set	female	4.31	11	12	counts are averages across multiple samplings, rather than pure frequency counts
Koch et al. (2005)	Koch (2005) female maracoani set	female	2.88	12	13	counts are averages across multiple samplings, rather than pure frequency counts
Koch et al. (2005)	Koch (2005) female maracoani set	female	1.76	13	14	counts are averages across multiple samplings, rather than pure frequency counts
Koch et al. (2005)	Koch (2005) female maracoani set	female	2.56	14	15	counts are averages across multiple samplings, rather than pure frequency counts
Koch et al. (2005)	Koch (2005) female maracoani set	female	3.83	15	16	counts are averages across multiple samplings, rather than pure frequency counts
Koch et al. (2005)	Koch (2005) female maracoani set	female	2.08	16	17	counts are averages across multiple samplings, rather than pure frequency counts
Koch et al. (2005)	Koch (2005) female maracoani set	female	3.04	17	18	counts are averages across multiple samplings, rather than pure frequency counts
Koch et al. (2005)	Koch (2005) female maracoani set	female	3.99	18	19	counts are averages across multiple samplings, rather than pure frequency counts
Koch et al. (2005)	Koch (2005) female maracoani set	female	4.31	19	20	counts are averages across multiple samplings, rather than pure frequency counts
Koch et al. (2005)	Koch (2005) female maracoani set	female	2.88	20	21	counts are averages across multiple samplings, rather than pure frequency counts
Koch et al. (2005)	Koch (2005) female maracoani set	female	1.76	21	22	counts are averages across multiple samplings, rather than pure frequency counts
Koch et al. (2005)	Koch (2005) female maracoani set	female	1.92	22	23	counts are averages across multiple samplings, rather than pure frequency counts
Koch et al. (2005)	Koch (2005) female maracoani set	female	2.4	23	24	counts are averages across multiple samplings, rather than pure frequency counts
Koch et al. (2005)	Koch (2005) female maracoani set	female	1.28	24	25	counts are averages across multiple samplings, rather than pure frequency counts
Koch et al. (2005)	Koch (2005) female maracoani set	female	1.44	25	26	counts are averages across multiple samplings, rather than pure frequency counts