Goniodromites Explained

Goniodromites is an extinct genus of crabs. A new species, G. kubai, which existed during the Oxfordian stage of what is now Poland, was described by Natalia Starzyk, Ewa Krzemiska and Wiesław Krzemiski in 2012.^[1]

Species

• Goniodromites aliquantulus Schweitzer et al., 2007
• Goniodromites bidentatus Reuss, 1858
• Goniodromites cenomanensis Wright & Collins, 1972
• Goniodromites complanatus Reuss, 1858
• Goniodromites dacica Von Mucke, 1915
• Goniodromites dentatus Lorenthey & Beurlen, 1929
• Goniodromites hirotai Karasawa & Kato, 2007
• Goniodromites laevis Van Straelen, 1940
• Goniodromites narinosus Frantescu, 2010
• Goniodromites polyodon Reuss, 1858
• Goniodromites sakawense Karasawa & Kato, 2007
• Goniodromites serratus Beurlen, 1929
• Goniodromites transsylvanicus Lorenthey, 1929
• Goniodromites kubai Starzyk, Krzemiska & Krzemiski, 2012

External links

• Goniodromites at the Paleobiology Database

Notes and References

1. Natalia Starzyk, Ewa Krzemiska and Wiesław Krzemiski . 2012 . A new crab species from the Oxfordian of Poland (Decapoda: Brachyura: Goniodromitidae) . . 263 . 1 . 143–153 . 10.1127/0077-7749/2012/0219.