Leptuca festae
Festa's Fiddler Crab
Type Description
Uca festae
Nobili, G. (1901) Viaggio del Dr. Enrico Festa nella Repubblica dell'Ecuador e regioni vicine. XXIII. Decapodi e Stomatopodi. Bollettino dei Musei di Zoologia ed Anatomia comparata della R. Università di Torino 16(415):1–58.
Information
Taxonomy
Subfamily Gelasiminae → Supertribe Gelasimitae → Tribe Minucini → Genus Leptuca
Common Names
English: Festa's Fiddler Crab
Synonyms, Alternate Spellings, & Name Forms (Chronology )
Leptuca festae , Leptuca leptochela , Leptuca orthomana , Uca (Celuca) festae , Uca (Celuca) leptochela , Uca (Leptuca) festae , Uca (Minuca) festae , Uca (Minuca) leptochela , Uca (Minuca) leptochela eibli , Uca (Minuca) leptochela leptochela , Uca (Minuca) orthomana , Uca Festae , Uca guayaquilensis , Uca leptochela , Uca quayaquilensis
Size
Small Carapace Breadth: 10.3 mm ± 2.76 (sd), 95% range: 4.9–15.7 mm, (Data )
Geographic Range
Eastern Pacific Realm: El Salvador to Ecuador
Red markers indicate locations where this species is found according to the scientific record; blue markers represent false or mistaken observations from the scientific record; green markers represent “research grade” observations imported from iNaturalist .
Range map data derived from: Crane (1975) ; von Prahl (1982)
External Links
Encyclopedia of Life
Wikipedia
iNaturalist
GBIF
References
Abele & Kim (1989) ,
Altevogt (1969) ,
Altevogt (1972) ,
Barnwell & Szelistowski (1985) ,
Beinlich & von Hagen (2006) ,
Bott (1954) ,
Bott (1973) ,
Crane (1941) ,
Crane (1944) ,
Crane (1947) ,
Crane (1957) ,
Crane (1966) ,
Crane (1975) ,
Garth (1948) ,
Guinot (1979) ,
Hendrickx (1995) ,
Hendrickx (1995) ,
Lemaitre & Alvarez León (1992) ,
Levinton & Judge (1993) ,
Maccagno (1928) ,
Ng et al. (2008) ,
Nobili (1901) ,
Oliveira (1939) ,
Peters (1955) ,
Portell et al. (2012) ,
Rathbun (1911) ,
Rathbun (1918) ,
Rathbun (1935) ,
Rosenberg (2000) ,
Rosenberg (2001) ,
Rosenberg (2002) ,
Rosenberg (2019) ,
Rosenberg (2020) ,
Schöne (1961) ,
Shih et al. (2016) ,
Villegas et al. (2021) ,
von Hagen (1968) ,
von Hagen (1970) ,
von Prahl (1982)