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Amphipod Newsletter 25

Bibliography (per 3 1-7-2003) by Wim Vader

AIKINS, S. & E. KIKUCHI 2001. Water current velocity as an environmental
factor regulating the distribution of amphipod species in Gamo lagoon, Japan. —
— Limnology 2, 185-191 ( Eogammarus possjeticus and Melita setiflagella.)

AKAIKE, S., A. TAKIYA, F. TSUDA, A. MOTOYA & K. TAKAHASHI
2002?. ( Seasonal occurrence of a kelp-boring amphipod, Ceinina japonica
along the coasts of Hokkaido from 1997 to 2001.) — Scientific Reports of
Hokkaido Fisheries Experimental Station (61), 25-28. (In Japanese, not seen.)

ALONSO DE PINO, G.M. 2003. A new species of Phoxocephalidae and some
other records of sand-burrowing Amphipoda (Crustacea) from Argentina.
Journal of Natural History 37, 1029-1057. (Deals with Metharpinia iado n.sp.
(El Rincon, Argentina), Microphoxus cornutus, , Fuegiphoxus fuegiensis, and
Ipanema talpa.)

ANDRES, H. G. & A. BRANDT 2001. Lepechinellid genera Paralepechinella
Pirlot, 1933 and Lepechinelloides Thurston, 1980: first records from Antarctica
(Crustacea: Amphipoda). — Mitteilingen aus dem Hamburgischen
Zoologischen Museum und Institut 98, 77-97 . (The family Lepechinellidae is
maintained. Lepechinelloides weddellensis n.sp. (from 73*24'S, 22*09'W, c.
2000m), and Paralepechinella occultolongicornis n.sp. (from 73*27'S,

22*46’ W, 1645m).)

ANDRES, H. G., A.-N. LORZ & A. BRANDT 2002. A common, but
undescribed huge species of Eusirus Kroyer, 1845 (Crustacea, Amphipoda,
Eusiridae) from Antarctica. — Mitteilungen aus dem Hamburgischen Museum
und Institut 99, 109-126. ( Eusirus giganteus n.sp., up to 82 mm long, from off
King George Isl., S.Shetlands. E. perdentatus is redescribed and a key to
Antarctic Eusirus presented.)

APPADOO, Ch. & A. A. MYERS 2003. The genus Elasmopus (Crustacea:
Amphipoda: Melitidae) from Mauritius (Indian Ocean) with description of five
new species. — Records of the Australian Museum 55, 6 1-84. (Deals with
Elasmopus menurte, E. palu n.sp., E. pectenicrus, E. pseudinteger n.sp., E.
puteus n sp., E. souillacensis n.sp., E. spinidactylus, E. spinimanus and E. steelei

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n.sp.; all new species are from Mauritius. A key to Mauritian Elasmopus is also
provided.)

ARCAS, J. , F. BENITEZ & M. PARAMOS 2003. Diet and habitat use of
Sanderling Calidris alba , wintering on a southern European estuary. — Alauda
77, 69-72.

ARVAI, J.L., C.D.LEVINGS, P.J.HARRISON & W.E.NEILL 2002.
Improvement of the sediment ecosystem following diversion of an intertidal
sewage outfall at the Fraser river estuary, Canada, with emphasis on Corophium
salmonis (Amphipoda). — Marine Pollution Bulletin 44, 511-519.

BACHELET, G., J.-Cl. DAUVIN & J.-Cl. SORBE 2003. An updated checklist
of marine and brackish water Amphipoda (Crustacea: Peracarida) of the southern
Bay of Biscay. — Cahiers de Biologie Marine 44, 121-151. (319 spp of
Amphipoda, of which 19 hitherto are >endemic=.)

BARKACS, K., M. OVARI, N. OERTEL, E. SZABO, E. SZURDOKI & G.
ZARAY 2002. Elemental analysis of Dikerogammarus villosus samples for river
water monitoring. — Microchemical Journal 73, 99-1 11.

BAUMGARTNER, D., A.D. JUNGBLUTH, U. KOCH & E. von ELERT 2002.
Effects of infochemicals on microhabitat choice by the freshwater amphipod
Gammarus roeseli. — Archiv fur Hydrobiologie 155, 353-367.

BERGE, J. & W. VADER 2003. Stegocephalidae (Crustacea: Amphipoda) from
Australia and New Zealand, with descriptions of eight new species. — Records
of the Australian Museum 55, 85-1 12. (25 spp Ca key is provided-, among
which the following are dealt with in detail: Andaniella ?integripes, Andaniexis
andaniexis n.sp.(E. of Flynn reef, Queensland), A. elinae n.sp. (off Freycinet
peninsula, Tasmania), Glorandaniotes sandroi n.sp. (Bass Strait), G. traudlae
n.sp (off Wollongong, NSW), Stegocephaloides gunnae n.sp. (S. of P. Hicks,
Victoria), S. ingstadi n.sp. (NE of Coffs Harbour, NSW), S. tori n.sp. (S. of
P.Hicks, Victoria), and S. tucki n.sp. (Fortescue Bay, Tasmania). A key to
Andaniotes spp and a table listing characters of Stegocephaloides spp are given.
A number of the new species was collected in baited traps.)

BERGE, J. & W. VADER 2003. Description of two new Glorandaniotes species
(Amphipoda: Stegocephalidae). — Journal of Crustacean Biology 23, 633-643.
(Deals with G. vemae n.sp. (28*28’N, 44*22’S, 2270m) and G. norae n.sp.

(1 1*12’S, 88*48’W).)

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BERGMANN,M . , S.K.WIECZOREK, P.G. MOORE & R.J.A. ATKINSON
2002. Utilisation of invertebrates discarded from the Nephrops fishery by
variously selective benthic scavengers in the west of Scotland. — Marine
Ecology Progress Series 233 , 185-198.

BERGSTROM, U. & G. ENGLUND 2002. Estimating predation rates in
experimental systems: Scale-dependent effects of aggressive behaviour. - —
Oikos 91, 251-279. ( Monoporeia affinis.)

BLACK, M.C. & P.L. WILLIAMS 2001. Preliminary assessments of metal
toxicity in the middle Tisza river (Hungary) flood plain. — Journal of Soils and
Sediments 1 , 213-216. ( Hyalella azteca test animal)

BOCHER, P., Y. CHEREL, J. PH. LABAT, P. MAYZAUD & P. JOUVENTIN
2001. Amphipod-based food web: Themisto gaudichaudii caught in nets and by
seabirds in Kerguelen waters, southern Indian Ocean. — Marine Ecology
Progress Series 223 , 261-276.

BOND-BUCKUP, G. & P.B.ARAUJO 1998. ( Hyalella montenegrinae n.sp., an
amphipod from continental waters in the south of Brazil (Crustacea, Peracarida,
Hyalellidae).) — Nauplius 6, 53-59. (In Portuguese, not seen)

BOSA, C.R. & M. SETUKO 2002. (Peracarids associated with worm reefs of
Phragmatopoma caudata (Kroyer) (Polychaeta, Sabellariidae) from Caioba
beach, Matinhos, Parana.) — Revista Brasileira de Zoologia 19 (Suppl.l), 135-
147. (In Portuguese. Amphipods collected were Elasmopus pectenicrus , Hyale
media and Ericthonius brasiliensis .)

BOUSFIELD, E. L. & E. A. HENDRYCKS 2002. The talitroidean amphipod
family Hyalidae revised, with emphasis on the North Pacific fauna: systematics
and distributional ecology. — Amphipacifica 3 (3), 17-134. (A major revision!
With diagnoses of and keys to all taxa. Deals with Parallorchestes ochotensis, P.
carinata n.sp. (Aleutians), P. subcarinata n.sp. (Aleutians), P. alaskensis n.sp.
(Attu, Aleutians), P. cowani n.sp. (Vancouver isl.), P. leblondi n.sp. (Vancouver
isl.), P. minima n.sp. (Vancouver isl.), P. nuda n.sp. (Vancouver isl.), P.
zibellina, P. kabatai n.sp. (SE Alaska), P. asiatica, P. americana , and P.
trispinosa n.sp. (Vancouver isl.). The genus Protohyale n.gen (type Hyale
frequens), has four subgenera: Boreohyale n. subgen. (type P. lamberti n.sp.),
with the species P. (B.) lamberti n.sp. (Vancouver isl.), P. (B.) jarrettae n.sp.
(Vancouver isl.), P. (B.) seticornis n.sp. (Vancouver isl.), P. (B.) oculata n.sp.

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(Vancouver isl.), P. (B.) oclairi n.sp. (San Juan isl., WA), P. (B.) hiwatarii n.sp.
(S Juan isl., WA), P. (B.) pumila (transf. from Hyale), P. (B.) sp. 1 (=H. schmidti
s. Iwasa), H. (B.) sp. 2 (=H. dollfusi s. Bulycheva); Protohyale s. str. , with P.
(P.) frequens (transf. from Allorchestes), P. (P.) mohri n.sp. (Laguna Beach,
CA), P. (P.) canalina (transf. from Hyale , as are the next 3 spp), P. (P.) yaqui, P.
(P.) gnasave , and P. (P.) corallinacola. The third subgenus is Leptohyale
n.subgen., with as type and only species P. (Leptohyale) longipalpa n.sp.
(Alaska). The fourth subgenus is Diplohyale n. subgen. (type Hyale diplodactyla
+3, all transf. from Hyale ; P. (D.) bidentata is illustrated). Also illustrated is
Lelehna ishigakiensis .

The genus Hyale is here restricted to the species in the pontica-g roup, of which
H. lubbockiana is illustrated. In Parhyale, P. hawaiiensis is illustrated and a key
provided. Ptilohyale n.gen. (type Allorchestes plumulosus) has 12 species. Pt.
plumulosa is illustrated, as are Pt. littoralis (transf. from Allorchestes ) and Pt.
barbicornis (transf. from Hyale). The genus Apohyale n.gen. (type Allorchestes
pugettensis) has 24 species, most transferred from Hyale; A. anceps , A.
pugettensis , A. californica and A. punctata are illustrated. The new genus
Serejohyale (type H.spinidactyla ) has 4 species, Ruff ohy ale n. gen. (type H.
milloti) 3, of which R. jeanneli is illustrated. The Kuriidae are reduced to
subfamily status within the Hyalidae, with Kuria and Micropythia as genera, the
third subfamily in the Hyalidae are the Hyacheliinae; Hyachelia tortugae is
illustrated. )

BRTEK, J. 2001. (Contributions to a knowledge of the Amphipoda in Slovakia
(I. - Gammaroidea, Crangonyctoidea, Corophioidea).) — Zbornik Slovenskeho
Noroneho Muzea Prirodne Vedy 47 , 65-89. (In Slovak, not seen. 21 spp in 5
families and 8 genera.)

BURY, N. R., J. SHAW, C.GLOVER & C. HOGSTRAND 2002. Derivation of
a toxicity-based model to predict how water chemistry influences silver toxicity
to invertebrates. — Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology 133C , 259-270.

( Gammarus pulex test amphipod)

CADIEN, D.B. 2003. Arthropods of the Upper Continental Slope of the
Southern California Bight: A resource guide. — SC AMIT Newsletter 21 (8-9),
5-13.

CARRASSON, M. & J. MATALLANAS 2002. Diets of deep-sea macrourid
fishes in the western Mediterranean. — Marine Ecology Progress Series 234 ,
215-228.

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CASSET, M.A., F.R. MOMO & A.D.N. GIORGI 2001. (Population dynamics of
two amphipod species and its relationship with the aquatic vegetation in a Lujan
river basin microenvironment (Argentina).) — Ecologia Austral 11 , 79-85. (In
Spanish, not seen. Concerns two Hyalella spp.)

CESAR, A., G.L. MARIN, R. VITA & A. MARIN 2002. Sensitivity of
Mediterranean amphipods and sea urchins to reference toxicants. — Ciencias
Marinas 28 , 407-417. ( Gammarus aequicauda and Microdeutopus gryllotalpa as
test amphipods.)

CHAZARO-OLVERA, S., I. WINFIELD, M.ORTIZ & F. ALVAREZ 2002.
Peracarid crustaceans from three inlets in the southwestern Gulf of Mexico: new
records and range extensions. - — Zootaxa 123 , 1-16. (Amph. on pp. 3-4. Seven
amphipod spp are new to the area.)

CHOU, W. & J. LEE 1996. A new terrestrial amphipod (Crustacea) from a
subtropical forest in Taiwan, with description of a new genus. — Bulletin of
National Museum of Natural Science S, 43-55. (Unfortunately overlooked
earlier. Deals with Bousfieldia phoenixae n.gen., n. sp, (Talitridae) from Nantou
Co., Taiwan, at 800m a.s.l.. The genus is close to Parorchestia.)

CONNELL, S.D. 2002. Effects of a predator and prey on a foraging reef fish:
Implications for understanding density-dependent growth. — Journal of Fish
Biology 60 , 1551-1561. (A New Zealand study on the Magpie Morwong
Cheilodactylus nigripes and its amphipod prey).)

COSTA, F.O., T. NEUPARTH, M.H.COSTA, C.W.THEODORAKIS &
L.R.SHUGART 2002. Detection of DNA strand breakage in a marine amphipod
by agarose gel electrophoresis: exposure to X-rays and copper. — Biomarkers
7,451-463.

CRUZ-RIVERA, E. & M.E. HAY 2001. Macroalgal traits and the feeding and
fitness of an herbivorous amphipod: the roles of selectivity, mixing, and
compensation. — Marine Ecology Progress Series 218 , 249-266. (Studies on
Ampithoe longimana .)

DAVID, B., F. MAGNIEZ, L. VILLIER & P.de WEVER 2003. Conveying
behavior of the deep sea pourtalesiid Cystocrepis setigera off Peru. — Pp 153-
257 in J.P.Feral & B. David (eds). Echinoderm Research 2001. Swets &
Zeitlinger. ( >highly atypical amphipods, apparently caprellids=, were observed
on Cystocrepis .)

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DESY, J.C., M. AMYOT, B. PINET-ALLOUL & P.G.C. CAMPBELL 2002.
Relating cadmium concentrations in three macrophyte-associated invertebrates to
those in macrophytes, water, and sediments. — Environmental Pollution 120 ,
759-769. (i.a. Gammarus fasciatus)

DEWICKE, A., A. CATTRIJSSE, J. MEES & M. VINCX 2003. Spatial patterns
of the hyperbenthos of subtidal sandbanks in the southern North Sea. — Journal
of Sea Research 49 , 27-45 (Amph. pp 41-42)

DEZFULI, B.S., S. CAPUANO & L. CONGIU 2002. Identification of life cycle
stages of Cyathocephalus truncatus (Cestoda: Spathebothriidae) using molecular
techniques. — Journal of Parasitology 88, 632-634. (A parasite of
Echinogammarus stammeri.)

DICK, J.T.A., R.J.E.BAILEY & R.W.ELWOOD 2002. Maternal care in the
rockpool amphipod Apherusa jurinei : developmental and environmental cues. —
-Animal Behaviour 63, 707-713.

DICK, J.T.A., D. PLATVOET & D.W.KELLY 2002. Predatory impact of the
freshwater invader Dikerogammarus villosus (Crustacea: Amphipoda). —
Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 59, 1078-1084. (This
voracious predator is predicted to have a great impact on freshwater ecosystems
in the areas it invades.)

DOVGAL, I.V. 2001. (The distribution and variability of chonotrichs
(Ciliophora, Chonotrichia) of Ukrainian fauna. Communication 2.) — - Vestnik
Zoologii 35, 65-70. (In Russian. Heliochona pontica, a commensal of marine
gammarids.)

DUFFY, J.E. & A.M.HARVILICZ 2001. Species-specific impacts of grazing
amphipods in an eelgrass-bed community. — Marine Ecology Progress Series
223, 201-211.

DUGGAN, I.C., K.J. COLLIER, P.D. CHAMION, G.F. CROKER, C.R.J.
DAVIES, P.W. LAMBERT, J.W. NAGELS & R.J. WILCOCK 2002.
Ecoregional differences in macrophyte and macroinvertebrate communities
between Westland and Waikato. Are all New Zealand lowland streams the same?
— New Zealand Journal of Marine and Freshwater Research 36, 831-845. (No,
not at all!)

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DUNCAN, K.W. 1994. Terrestrial Talitridae (Crustacea: Amphipoda). —
Fauna of New Zealand 31, 1-125. (This important book was not available to
me before now. It is a complete monographic revision of the N Zealand
landhoppers and deals with the following species: Arcitalitrus sylvaticus ,
Kanikania n.gen. (type Parorchestia improvisa), K. improvisa, K. motuensis
n.sp. (Stewart Isl), K. rubroannulata (transf. from Orchestia); Makawe
n.gen. (type Orchestia hurleyi), M. hurleyi, M insularis (transf. from
Parorchestia), M. maynei (ditto), M otamatuakeke n.sp. (Dunedin), M
parva (transf. from Parorchestia), M. waihekensis n.sp. (Auckland);
Parorchestia ihurawao n.sp. (Auckland), P. lesliensis (transf. from
Orchestia), P. longicornis (originally described as Orchestia steward
longicornis), P. tenuis; Puhuruhuru n. gen. with type P. aotearoa n.sp.
(Wairarapa), P. paters oni (transf, from Talorchestia); Tara n.gen. (type
Orchestia sylvicola), T. hauturu n.sp. (L. Barrier Isl.), T. simularis
(transf. from Orchestia), T. sinbadensis (ditto), T. sylvicola, T.
taranaki n.sp. (Taranaki) ; Waematau n.gen. (type W. manawatahi), W.
kaitaia n.sp. (Northland), W manawatahi n.sp. (Three Kings isl.), W.
muriwhena n.sp. (Northland), W reinga n.sp. (Northland), and W unuwhao
n.sp. (also Northland). A key to all species is also presented.)

DUNHAM, J.S. & D.A.DUFFUS 2001. Foraging patterns of gray whales in
central Clayoquot Sound, British Columbia, Canada. — Marine Ecology
Progress Series 223 , 299-310.

ESCOBAR-BRIONES, E. & I. WINFIELD 2003. Checklist of the benthic
Gammaridea and Caprellidea (Crustacea: Peracarida: Amphipoda) from the Gulf
of Mexico continental shelf and slope. — Belgian Journal of Zoology 133 , 37-
44. (A most useful compilation!)

ESSINK, K. 2003. Response of an estuarine ecosystem to reduced organic waste
discharge. — Aquatic Ecology 37, 65-76. (The Dollard, NE in the Netherlands.)

FAASSE, M. & G. van MOORSEL 2003. The North-American amphipods,
Melita nitida Smith, 1873 and Incisocalliope aestuarius (Watling and Maurer,
1973) (Crustacea: Amphipoda: Gammaridea), introduced to the Western Scheldt
estuary (The Netherlands). — Aquatic Ecology 37 , 13-22.

FAASSE, M. & E. STIKVOORT 2002. (Marine and estuarine amphipods of soft
bottoms in the Deltaic area. (Crustacea: Gammaridea). — Nederlandse

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Faunistische Mededelingen 17, 57-86. (In Dutch. Many new records for the area,
also of alien species.)

FALLACI, M., I. COLOMBINI, M. LAGAR, F. SCAPINI & L. CHELAZZI
2003. Distribution patterns of different age classes and sexes in a Tyrrhenian
population of Talitrus saltator. — Marine Biology (Berlin) 142 , 101-110.

FERRARO, S.P. & F.A.COLE 2002. A field validation of two sediment-
amphipod toxicity tests. — Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry 21 , 1423-
1437. (Tests with Rhepoxynius abronius and Leptocheirus plumulosus. Both are
considered >ecologically relevant^)

FERRETTI, J.A., D.F.CALESSO, J.M.LAZORCHAK & C.O.DURHAM 2002.
Evaluation of reduced sediment volume toxicity test procedures using the marine
amphipod Ampelisca abdita. — Environmental Toxicology & Chemistry 21,
2372-2377.

FIELD, L.J., D.D. MacDONALD, S.B. NORTON, C.G. INGERSOLL, C.G.
SEVERN, D. SMORONG & R. LINDSKOOG 2002. Predicting amphipod
toxicity from sediment chemistry using logistic regression models. —
Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry 21, 1993-2005. ( Ampelisca abdita and
Rhepoxynius abronius as test animals.)

FOSTER, J. M. 2002. Ameroculodes miltoni, a new species of estuarine
amphipod (Crustacea: Malacostraca: Peracarida: Oedicerotidae) from the
southeastern United States. — - Zootaxa 28, 1-12. (Type material from
Mississippi)

FRICK, M.G., K.L. WILLIAMS & D.C.VELJACIC 2002. New records of
epibionts from Loggerhead Sea Turtles Caretta caretta (L.). — Bulletin of
Marine Science 70, 953-956. (I.a. Podocerus chelonophilus and Colomastix
halichondriae , the latter in epizoic sponges.)

GERBERDING, M., W.E. BROWNE & N.H. PATEL 2002. Cell lineage
analysis of the amphipod crustacean Parhyale hawaiensis reveals an early
restriction of cell fates. — Development, Cambridge 129, 5789-5801.

GOETTING, E. 2001. Development of a salt-marsh arthropod fauna after
opening a summer polder. — Senckenbergia Maritima 31, 333-340
(i.a. Orchestia gammarellus)

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GONZALEZ, E.R. & C.O. COLEMAN 2002. Hyalella arrnata (Crustacea,
Amphipoda, Hyalellidae) and the description of a related new species from Lake
Titicaca. — Organisms , Diversity and Evolution 2, 271-273. (The new sp. is H.
longispina n.sp.)

GONZALEZ, E. & L. WATLING 2002. Redescription of the freshwater
amphipod Hyalella faxoni from Costa Rica (Crustacea: Amphipoda:

Hyalellidae). — Revista de Biologia Tropical 50 , 659-667. (. H . faxoni is
redescribed and revived as a >good species^.)

GUERRA-GARCIA, J.M. 2002. Metaprotella tanzaniensis , a new caprellid
(Crustacea: Amphipoda: Protellidae) from Tanzania, with a key to the species of
Metaprotella. — Bulletin of Marine Science 70 , 909-918.

GUERRA- GARCIA, J.M. 2002. Redescription of Caprellina longicollis
(Nicolet, 1849) (Amphipoda, Caprellidea, Phtisicidae) from Chile, with notes on
ontogenetic development and clinging behaviour. — Crustaceana 74 , 1292-
1303.

GUERRA-GARCIA, J.M. 2002. Redescription of Caprella linearis (Linnaeus,
1767) and C. septentrionalis Kroyer, 1838 (Crustacea: Amphipoda: Caprellidea)
from Scotland, with an ontogenetic comparison between the species and a study
of the clinging behaviour. — Sarsia 87 , 216-235.

GUERRA-GARCIA, J.M. 2002. Littoral caprellids (Crustacea: Amphipoda:
Caprellidea) from the Philippines, with the description of a new species. - — The
Raffles Bulletin of Zoology 50, 49-60. (Deals with Metaproto novaehollandiae,
Protogeton inflatus , and Deutella philippinensis n.sp. (Gasan, Philippines).)

GUERRA-GARCIA, J.M. 2002. Two new species of Deutella Mayer, 1890
(Crustacea: Amphipoda: Pariambidae) collected by the R.V. >Anton Bruun=
during the International Indian Ocean Expedition 1963-1964. — Zootaxa 74, 1-
18. (D. antonbruuni n.sp and D. indica n.sp., both from 29*21'S, 31*35'E.)

GUERRA-GARCIA, J.M. 2002. Revision of the genus Noculacia Mayer, 1903
(Crustacea: Amphipoda: Caprellidea) with the description of two new species. —
- Organismic Diversity & Evolution 2, Electronic Supplement 7, 1-26. (The
genus Noculacia (Caprellinoididae) contains the spp N. africana n.sp. (24*6 l’S,
35*20’E), N. australiensis n.sp. (Great Australian Bight, SA), and TV. bullata.
Also described is Pseudoprotella bogisa , transferred from Noculacia.)

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GUERRA-GARCIA, J.M. 2003. Redescription of Mayerella magellanica
McCain & Gray, 1971 (Crustacea: Amphipoda: Caprellidea) from Chile with a
revision of the genus Mayerella. — Hydrobiologia 490, 187-195. (Also M.
acanthocephala, M. redunca, M. limicola , and M. banksia are illustrated.)

GUERRA-GARCIA, J.M. 2003. Revision of the genus Deutella (Crustacea:
Amphipoda: Caprellidea) with description of a new species, redescription of
Deutella venenosa Mayer, 1 890, and a key to the species of Deutella. —

Journal of Natural History 57, 1059-1084. (Deals withD. aspiducha, D.
californica, D. incerta (The genus Luconacia is considered a junior synonym of
Deutella), D. margaritae n.sp. (Isla Margarita, Venezuela), D. mayeri, D.
schieckei, D. vemae , and D. venenosa. The author places the genus in the
Pariambidae, even though in his discussion he advises against its use.)

GEURRA-GARCIA, J.M. 2003. Two new species of deep-water caprellids
(Crustacea: Amphipoda) from northeastern Brazil. — Cahiers de Biologie
Marine 44 , 171-184. (Deals with Liropus nelsonae n.sp. and Parvipalpus
colemani n.sp.. Keys to these genera are provided, as is a list of all caprellids
reported from below 400m.)

GUERRA-GARCIA, J.M. & I. TAKEUCHI 2003. The Caprellidea
(Malacostraca: Amphipoda) from Mirs bay, Hong Kong, with the description of
a new genus and two new species. — Journal of Crustacean Biology 23 , 154-
168. (Deals with Metaproto sp., Tropicaprella minuta n.gen. n. sp. (Caprellidae),
Caprella scaur a, and C. hirayamai n.sp.)

GUIGUER, K.R.R.A. & D.R.BARTON 2002. The trophic role of Diporeia
(Amphipoda) in Colpoys Bay (Georgian Bay) benthic food web: A stable isotope
approach. — Journal of Great Lakes Research 28 , 229-239.

GUNTHER, W. & I. KRONCKE 2003. Macrofauna communities of the Dogger
Bank (central North Sea) in the late 1990s: spatial distribution, species
composition and trophic structure. — Helgoland Marine Research 57 , 34-46.
(Not seen)

HAM, J.L. van der 2003. Addition to the description of Spelaeonicippe provo
(Amphipoda , Pardaliscidae). — Crustaceana 75, 1271-1274. (U3 is 2-
articulate!)

HAM, J.L. van der & R. VONK 2003. A phylogenetic analysis of the Eriopisa
complex (Crustacea: Amphipoda: Melitidae) and a new species from beach

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interstitia in Venezuela. — Journal of Natural History 37, 779-796. (Deals with
Eriopisa mochimae n.sp. (Bay of Mochima, Venezuela). A thorough cladistic
analysis of the Eriopisa-gxoup shows that Ps am m ogam m ar us should be reunited
with Eriopisa , while Tunisopisa and Victoriopisa are >good genera=.)

HARRIS, P.M., B. R. ROOSE & L. NORMENT 2002. Underground dispersal
by amphipods ( Crangonyx pseudogracilis) between temporary ponds. —
Journal of Freshwater Ecology 17 , 589-594.

HENDRYCKS, E.A. & K.E. CONLAN 2003. Monoculodes curtipediculus
(Amphipoda, Oedicerotidae), a new species from McMurdo Sound, Antarctica. -
— Crustaceana 76 , 49-63.

HILTON, C., S.J. WALDE & M.L. LEONARD 2002. Intense episodic predation
by shorebirds may influence life history strategy of an intertidal amphipod. —
Oikos 99, 368-376. ( Corophium volutator in Nova Scotia.)

HIWATARI, T. 2002. Two new species of Parhyale (Crustacea: Amphipoda.
Hyalidae) from southeastern Japan and the Philippines. — Species Diversity 7,
345-361. (P. hachijoensis n.sp. (Hachijo isl., SE Japan) andR. philippinensis
n.sp. (Mindanao, Philippines).)

HO, K.T., A. KUHN, R.M. BURGESS, M. PELLETIER, D.G. McGOVERN, J.
CHARLES & L. PATTON 2003. Use of marine toxicity identification and
evaluation methods in determining causes of toxicity to fish in a marine
aquarium facility. — North American Journal of Aquaculture 65, 14-20.

( Ampelisca abdita test animal)

HOFMEISTER, A. & A. BICK 2003. Okoparasitologische Untersuchungen an
Corophium spp in der Unterwarnow: Einflusz des Salinitatsgradienten und des
Lebensraumes auf den Befall mit digenen Trematoden. — Poster,
Crustaceologen-Tagung Ulm.

HOU, Zh-e & S. LI 2002. Freshwater amphipod crustaceans (Gammaridae) from
Chishui and adjacent regions, China. — The Raffles Bulletin of Zoology 50,
407-418. (Deals with Gammarus craspedotrichus n.sp., and G. accretus n.sp.,
both from Chinhui City.)

HOU, Zh-e. & S. LI 2002. Gammarus riparius, a new species of freshwater
amphipod from the Willing mountains area, China. — Acta Zootaxonomica
Sinica 27, 699-706.

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HOU, Zh.-e. & S. LI 2002. A new species of the genus Grandidierella from lake
Chaohu, China (Crustacea: Amphipoda: Aoridae). — Acta Zootaxonomica
Sinica 27 , 225-234. (G. chaohuensis n.sp. from Lake Chaohu, Anhui province,
China.)

HOU, Zh.-e. & S. LI 2002. A new species of the genus Gammarus from Yunnan,
China (Crustacea: Amphipoda: Gammaridae). — Acta Zootaxonomica Sinica
27 , 65-73. (G. qiani n.sp. from Yunnan, China.)

HOU, Zh.-e. & S. LI 2002. Two new species of troglobytic amphipod
crustaceans (Gammaridae) from Hubei province, China. - — The Raffles Bulletin
of Zoology 50 , 27-36. (G. xianfengensis n.sp and G. lichuanensis n.sp.)

HOU, Zh.-e. & S. LI 2002. Descriptions of two new species of the genus
Gammarus (Crustacea: Amphipoda: Gammaridae) from Yunnan, China. — The
Raffles Bulletin of Zoology 50 , 37-52. (G. paucispinus n.sp. and G. lophacanthus
n.sp.)

HOU, Zh.-e. & S. LI 2003. A new troglobitic species found in Huayangdong
cave, China (Crustacea, Amphipoda, Pseudocrangonyctidae). — — Acta
Zootaxonomica Sinica 28 , 42-49. ( Pseudocrangonyx cavernarius n.sp. from
Anhui province, China.)

HOU, Zh.-e., S. LI & S. KOENEMANN 2002. Gammarus emeiensis , a new
species of amphipod crustacean from Sichuan province, China. - — Beaufortia
52 , 37-43. (From Emei Mt, Sichuan prov., China)

HOU, Zh.-e., S. LI & H. MORINO 2002. Three new species of the genus
Gammarus (Crustacea, Amphipoda, Gammaridae) from Yunnan, China. - —
Zoological Science 19 , 939-960. (G. denticulatus n.sp., G. stagnarius n.sp., and
G. elevatus n.sp.. A key to all Chinese Gammarus spp is provided.)

HOU, Zh.-e., S. LI & M. ZHENG 2002. A new species of freshwater amphipod
from China (Crustacea: Amphipoda: Gammaridae). — Acta Zootaxonomica
Sinica 27 , 456-465. ( Gammarus sichuanensis n.sp from Sichuan, China.)

HYNE, R., A.C.HOGAN, F. PABLO & A.C.ROACH 2002. Toxicity of
selenomethionine- and seleno-contaminated sediment to the amphipod
Corophium sp. — Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety 52 , 30-37.

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INGERSOLL, C.G., D.D. MacDONALD, W.G. BRUMBAUGH, B.T.
JOHNSON, N.E. KEMBLE, J.L. KUNZ, T.W. MAY, N. WANG, J.R. SMITH,
D.W. SPARKS & D.S. IRELAND 2002. Toxicity assessment of sediments from
the Grand Calumet River and Indiana Harbor Canal in northwestern Indiana,
USA. — Archives of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology 43 , 156-
167. ( Hyalella azteca test animal.)

INOUE, H. 2002. Records of intertidal gammaridean Amphipoda (Crustacea)
from rocky coasts of Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan. — Natural History Bulletin of
Ibaraki University 6 , 23-29. (An annotated list of 20 spp in 8 families.)

IRONSIDE, J.E., J.E. SMITH, M.J. HATCHER, R.G. SHARPE, D.
ROLLINSON & A.M. DUNN 2003. Two species of feminizing microsporidian
parasite coexist in populations of Gammarus duebeni. — Journal of
Evolutionary Biology 16 , 467-473. (Not seen, unfortunately)

ISHIKAWA, T. & J. URABE 2002. Population dynamics and production of
Jesogammarus annandalei , an endemic amphipod in lake Biwa, Japan. —
Freshwater Biology 47, 1935-1943.

JARAMILLO, E., H. CONTRERAS & P. QUIJON 2001. Seasonal and
interannual variability in population abundances of the intertidal macroinfauna of
Queule river estuary, south-central Chile. — Revista Chilena de Historia
Natural 74, 455-468. (Not seen)

JAZDZEWSKI, K. 2002. Changes in the diversity of the populations of
gammarid crustaceans in southern Baltic offshore waters. — BioMare
Newsletter 2002-2, 4-5.

JAZDZEWSKI, K. & A. KONOPACKA 2002. Invasive Ponto-Caspian species
in waters of the Vistula and Oder basins and the southern Baltic Sea. — Pp
384-398 in E. Leppakoski et al. (eds). Invasive aquatic species of Europe, kluwer
Academic Publishers, Netherlands. (Deals with i.a. Chelicorophium
curvispinum, Chaetogammarus ischnus, Pontogammarus robustoides,

Dikero gammarus haemobaphes , D. villosus, and Obesogammarus crassus .)

JAZDZEWSKI, K., A. KONOPACKA & M. GRABOWSKI 2002. Four Ponto-
Caspian and one American gammarid species (Crustacea, Amphipoda) recently
invading Polish waters. — Contributions to Zoology 71, 1 15-122. ( Deals with

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Dikerogammarus haemobaphes, D. villosus, Pontogammarus robustoides,
Obesogammarus crassus , and Gammarus tigrinus.)

JAZDZEWSKI, K. & R. KULICKA 2002. New fossil amphipod,
Palaeogammarus polonicus sp. nov., from the Polish amber. — Acta
Geologica Polonica 52 , 379-383

JEDRZEJCZAK, M.F. 2002. Stranded Zostera marina L. vs wrack fauna
community interactions on a Baltic sandy beach (Hel, Poland): a short-term pilot
study. Part 1. Driftline effects of fragmented detritivory, leaching, and decay
rates. — Okeanologia 44 , 273-286.

JEDRZEJCZAK, M.F. 2002. Stranded Zostera marina L. vs wrack fauna
community interactions on a Baltic sandy beach (Hel, Poland): a short-term pilot
study. Part 2. Driftline effects of succession changes and colonization of beach
fauna. — Okeanologia 44 , 367-387.

JOSTENSEN, J.P., S. SPERSTAD, S. JOHANSEN & B. LANDFALD 2002.
Molecular-phylogenetic, structural and biochemical features of a cold-adapted,
marine ichthyosporean near the animal-fungal divergence, described from in
vitro cultures. — European Journal of Protistology 38 , 93-104. (Sphaeroforma
arctica , isolated from Gammarus setosus.)

KAMERMANS, P., E.J. MALTA, J.M. VERSCHUURE, L. SCHRIJVERS,

F.L. FRANTZ & A. TJIN A LIE 2002. Effect of grazing by isopods and
amphipods on growth of Ulva spp (Chlorophyta). — Aquatic Ecology 36 , 425-
433. ( Gammarus locusta has a positive effect on the growth of Ulva , as it
grazes on its epiphytes.)

KAZMI, Q.B. 2003. Taxonomic studies of Crustacea in Pakistan. — Pp 230-
248 in J. Shimura (ed.). Global taxonomy initiative in Asia. (I know nothing
more about this publication, unfortunately). ( This is a checklist of nominal
species reported from Pakistan, with short notes on habitat. Twenty-three spp of
Amphipoda are recorded on p. 237.)

KELAHER, B.P. 2002. Influence of physical characteristics of coralline turf on
associated macrofaunal assemblages. — Marine Ecology Progress Series 232 ,
141-148. (An Australian study.)

KELLY, A., A.M. DUNN & M.J. HATCHER 2002. Incomplete feminisation by
the microsporidian sex ratio distorter, Nosema granulosis , and reduced

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transmission and feminisation efficiency at low temperatures. — International
Journal for Parasitology 32 , 825-831.

KELLY, D.W., J.T.A. DICK & W.I. MONTGOMERY 2002. Predation on
mayfly nymph, Baetis rhodani, by native and introduced Gammarus : Direct
effects and the facilitation of predation by salmonids. — Freshwater Biology
47 , 1257-1268. (G. pulex vs G. dueheni celticus)

KELLY, D.W., J.T.A. DICK, W.I. MONTGOMERY & C. MacNEIL 2003.
Differences in composition of macroinvertebrate communities with invasive and
native Gammarus spp (Crustacea: Amphipoda). — Freshwater Biology 48 ,
306-315. (Again, G. pulex vs G. dueheni celticus.)

KONTSCHAN, J.& I. MUSKO 2002. (New occurrence of Orchestia cavimana
Heller, 1865, in Hungary). — Folia Historico-Naturalia Musei Matraensis 26 ,
149-150. (In Hungarian. Three new localities)

KONTSCHAN, J., I.B. MUSKO & O. MURANYI 2002. (Short identification
key and occurrence of the freshwater amphipods in Hungary.) — Folia
Historico-Naturalia Musei Matraensis 26, 151-157. (In Hungarian. 12 species.)

KRAPP-SCHICKEL, T. & E.L. BOUSFIELD 2002. The talitroidean amphipod
genus Hyale Rathke, 1837, sens.str. in the North Atlantic and Mediterranean
regions. — Amphipacifica 3 (3), 1-14. (Deals with H. pontica, H. lubbockiana
(Bate, 1866) (rev.), H michelini n.sp. (Sardinia), and Hyale sp. (=H. pontica s.
Kunkel, Bermuda.)

KURDZIEL, J.P. & L.L. KNOWLES 2002. The mechanisms of morph
determination in the amphipod Jassa : Implications for the evolution of
alternative male phenotypes. — Proceedings of the Royal Society, Biological
Sciences, Ser. B 269 , 1749-1754. (A most interesting paper, both from the point
of view of biology and from that of evolution)

KUTLU, M., A. DUZEN, C. BAYCU & A. OZATA 2002. A transmission
electron microscope investigation of the effect of lead acetate on the
hepatopancreatic caeca of Gammarus pulex. — Environmental Toxicology and
Pharmacology 12, 181-187.

LAB AY, V.S. 2001. Three species of the genus Pseudocrangonyx Akatsuka et
Komai, 1922 (Crustacea: Amphipoda) from subterranean fresh waters of the
island of Sakhalin. — Arthropoda Selecta 10, 289-296. (Deals with P. relicta

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Labay, 1999, P. susanaensis Labay, 1999, and P. birsteini Labay, 1999Call of
them earlier overlooked in ANB, all from Sakhalin island.)

LABAY, V.S., Yu. N. POLTEV & I.N. MUKHAMETOV 2002. (Feeding of
Careproctus roseofuscus (Scorpaeniformes, Liparidae) in Pacific waters of the
northern Kuril islands and southeast Kamchatka.) — Biologiya Morya,
Vladivostok 28, 279-285. (In Russian. The amphipod Metopa majuscula a major
food.)

LANDRUM, P.F., G.R. LOTUFO, D.R. GOSSIAUX , M.L. GIDEON & JONG
HYEON LEE 2003. Bioaccumulation and critical body residue of PAHs in the
amphipod, Diporeia spp: Additional evidence to support toxicity additivity for
PAH mixtures. — Chemosphere 51, 481-489.

LAWRENCE, A.J. & C. POULTER 2001. Impact of copper, pentachlorophenol
and benzo(a)pyrene on the swimming efficiency and embryogenesis of the
amphipod Chaetogammarus marinus. — Marine Ecology Progress Series 223 ,
213-223.

LEE, JONG HYEON, P.F. LANDRUM & CHUL HWAN KOH 2002.
Toxicokinetics and time-dependent PAH toxicity in the amphipod Hyalella
azteca. — Environmental Science and Technology 36 , 3124-3130.

LINSE, K., A. BRANDT, B. HILBIG & G. WEGENER 2002. Composition and
distribution of suprabenthic fauna in the south-eastern Weddell Sea and off King
George Island. — Antarctic Science 14 , 3-10.

LYLA, P.S., S. VELVIZHI & S. AJMAL KHAN 1998. Brackwater amphipods
of Parangipettai Coast. — Centre of Advanced Study in Marine Biology,
Annamalai University, 1-80 (cited from Myers & Lowry 2003). (Not seen,
contains i.a. the description of Natarajphotis manieni n.gen. n. sp., which acc.
to Myers & Lowry, >may be a species of Kamaka=. Could anybody get me a
copy of the amphipod part of this paper? WV)

MacNEIL, C., N.J. FIELDING, K.D. HUME, J.T.A. DICK, R.W. EL WOOD,
M.J. HATCHER & A.M. DUNN 2003. Parasite-altered micro-distribution of
Gammarus pulex (Crustacea: Amphipoda). — International Journal for
Parasitology 33, 57-64. (The parasite is the acanthocephalan Echinorhynchus
truttae .)

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MAKHUTOVA, O.N., G.S. KALACHOVA & M.I. GLADYSHEV 2003. A
comparison of the fatty acid composition of Gammarus lacustris and its food
sources from a freshwater reservoir, Bugach, and the saline Lake Shira in
Siberia, Russia. — Aquatic Ecology 37, 159-168.

MANCINELLI, G. & L. ROSSI 2002. The influence of allochthonous leaf
detritus on the occurrences of crustacean detritivores in the soft-bottom
macrobenthos of the Po river delta area (northwestern Adriatic Sea). —
Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science 54, 849-861.

MARTIN, A., D. ATIENZA & Y.J. DIAZ 2001. (Extension of distribution of
Melita persona (Amphipoda: Melitidae) in the southern Caribbean.) — Revista
de Biologia Tropical 49, 397. (In Spanish, not seen.)

MARTINS, I., P. MARANHAO & J.C. MARQUES 2002. Modelling the effects
of salinity variation on Echinogammarus marinus Leach (Amphipoda,
Gammaridae) density and biomass in the Mondego estuary (western Portugal). -
— Ecological Modelling 152, 247-260.

MENN, I. 2002. Ecological comparison of two sandy shores with different wave
energy and morphodynamics in the North Sea. — Berichte zur Polar- und
Meeresforschung 417, 1-170

MESSANA, G. & S. RUFFO 2001. A new species of Longigammarus
(Crustacea, Amphipoda, Gammaridae) from the Pianosa island (Tuscany
archipelago). — Italian Journal of Zoology 68, 161-164. (Not seen. L
planasiae n.sp.)

MESSOULI, M., N. COINEAU & C. BOUTIN 2002. Revision , phylogeny and
biogeography of the groundwater amphipods Salentinellidae. I. Description of
Salentinella anae nov. sp. from Spain with remarks on the genera Salentinella
and Parasalentinella. — Zoological Science, Tokyo 19, 1 147-1 154. (Not seen,
sadly. S. anae n.sp. from Spain. S. prognatha is synonymized with S. petiti.)

METCALFE-SMITH, J.L., K.E. KHOLTZE, G.R. SIROTA, J.J. REID &

S.R.de SOLLA 2003. Toxicity of aqueous and sediment-associated fluoride to
freshwater organisms. — Environmental Toxicity and Chemistry 22, 161-166.
(i.a. Hyalella azteca.)

MICHELI, F., C.H. PETERSON, L.S. MULLINEAUX, C.R. FISHER, S.W.
MILLS, G. SANCHO, G.A. JOHNSON & H.S. LENIHAN 2002. Predation

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structures communities at deep-sea hydrothermal vents. — Ecological
Monographs 72 , 365-382.

MOURITZEN, K.N. 2002. The Hydrobia ulvae-Maritrema subdolum
association: Cercarial emergence controlled by host activity. - — Journal of
Helminthology 76 , 349-353. ( Corophium volutator second host for this
digenean.)

MOURITZEN, K.N. 2002. The Hydrobia ulvae-Maritrema subdolum
association: Influence of temperature, salinity, light, water-pressure and
secondary host exudates on cercarial emergence and longevity. — Journal of
Helminthology 76 , 341-347. ( Corophium volutator secondary host.)

MUSKO, I.B. 2001. Aspects of the population dynamics of Corophium
curvispinum G.O.Sars (Crustacea: Amphipoda) in the stony littoral zone along
the trophic gradient in Lake Balaton (Hungary). — Verhandlungen der
International Verein fur Limnologie 27 , 3860-3866.

MYERS, A. A. & J.K. LOWRY 2003. A phytogeny and a new classification of
the Corophiidea Leach, 1814 (Amphipoda). — Journal of Crustacean Biology
23 , 443-485. (A pivotal paper, presenting a thorough morphological study and
cladistic analysis of the old Domicola amphipods, resulting in a completely new
classification of the group; this classification will be presented separately
elsewhere on the amphipod website. The paper needs thorough study for full
appraisal; here only the new taxa are enumerated; many existing taxa also have
restricted or extended contents in this classification.

The Unciolidae fam. nov. belong within the Aoridea; this family is divided into
two subfamilies, both new, the Unciolinae ( Unciola +13) and the
Acuminodeutopinae ( Acuminodeutopus , Rudilemboides and Wombalana). The
Chevalioidea are a new monotypic superfamily, consisting of the single family
and genus Chevaliidae and Chevalia. In the Ampithoidae the subfamily
Exampithoinae is new; it consists of the genera Exampithoe and Melanesius. In
the family Corophiidae, as here conceived, there are two subfamilies, the
Corophiinae and the Protomedeiinae n. subfam. . The Corophiinae are further
subdivided in the tribes Corophiini, Haplocheirini n. tribe (with the genera
Haplocheira, Anonychocheirus, Kuphocheira and Leptocheirus ), and
Paracorophiini n. tribe (with the genera Paracorophium, Chaetocorophium and
Stenocorophium.) The Protomedeiinae contain the genera Protomedeia,
Cheirimedeia, Cheiriphotis , Goesia , and Pareurystheus.

The Caprellida are divided into 6 superfamilies, i.e. the Aetiopedesoidea n.
superfam. , the Caprelloidea, the Isaeoidea, the Microprotopodidea n. superfam.,

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the Neomegamphopodidea, the Photoidea, and the Rakirooidea n. superfam. In
the Aetiopedesoidea there are two families, both new and monotypic, i.e. the
Aetiopedesidae n. fam. and the Paragammaropsidae n.fam.. The
Microprotopodidea are monotypic, with the single family Microprotopodidae n.
fam. also monotypic. In the Ischyroceridae the Bonnierellinae n. subfam. consist
of the genera Bonnierella and Bogenfelsia , while , also in the Photoidea, the new
family Kamakidae has two subfamilies, the Kamakinae n. subfam. (with
Kamaka, Aorchoides, Cerapopsis, Gammaropsella, Ledoyerella , Natarajphotis
and Paraloiloi ), and the Aorchinae (with Aorcho, Aloiloi and Amphideutopus.).
Finally, the new superfamily Rakirooidea consists of the single monotypic
family Rakiroidae n. fam. )

NIPPER, M., R.S. CARR, J.M. BIEDENBACH, R.T. HOOTEN & K. MILLER
2002. Toxicological and chemical assessment of ordnance compounds in marine
sediments and pore waters. — Marine Pollution Bulletin 44 , 789-806.

( Ampelisca abdita as test animal.)

NOEL, P. 2002. Les invertebres aquatiques introduits en France. — Bulletin de
l=Institut Royal de Sciences Naturelles de Belgique 72, Suppl. 19, 19-27. (Six
amphipods on pp. 21-22.)

NORDERHAUG, K.M., H. CHRISTIE & E. RINDE 2002. Colonisation of kelp
imitations by epiphyte and holdfast fauna; a study of mobility patterns. —
Marine Biology, Berlin 141 , 965-973. (Mobility is great and colonization rapid,
with amphipods among the first to appear.)

ORTIZ, M., F. ALVAREZ & I. WINFIELD 2002. Caprellid amphipods.
Illustrated key for the genera and species from the Gulf of Mexico and the
Caribbean Sea. — Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, C. Mexico, 83

pp.

ORTIZ, M., S. CHAZARO-OLVERA & I. WINFIELD 2001. A new amphipod
crustacean of the genus Haustorius (Gammaridea, Haustoriidae), from the east
coast of Mexico. — Avicennia 14, 53-59. (H. mexicanus n.sp. from Vera Cruz,
Mexico.)

ORTIZ, M., I. WINFIELD & R. LALANA 2001. (A new amphipod crustacean
of the genus Bogidiella (Gammaridea, Bogidiellidae), from the island of Coiba,
Pacific Panama.) — Avicennia 14 , 47-52. (In Spanish. B. coipana n.sp.)

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OTHMAN, M.S. & D. PASCOE 2001. Acute toxicity of copper, zinc and
cadmium to the freshwater amphipod Hyalella azteca. — Malaysian Applied
Biology 30, 1-8.

OTHMAN, M.S. & D. PASCOE 2002. Reduced recruitment in Hyalella azteca
(Saussure, 1858) exposed to copper. — Ecotoxicology and Environmental
Safety 53,59-64.

OVARI, M., G. ZARAY & J. HASSLER 2002. Solid sampling electrothermal
vaporization inductively coupled plasma atomic emission spectrometric method
for analysis of amphipod ( Dikerogammarus villosus) samples. —
Microchemical Journal 73, 125-130. (This somewhat forbiddingly named
method analyzes the metal-content of the amphipods.)

OZBEK, M. & M.R. USTAOGLU 1998. (The Amphipoda
(CrustaceaBArthropoda) fauna of Izmir and adjacent areas inland- waters.) —

Su Uriinleri Dergisi 75, 211-231. (In Turkish. Eight amphipod species.)

PAGE, D.S., P.D. BOEHM, W.A STUBBLEFIELD, K.R. PARKER, E.S.
GILFILLAN, J.M. NEFF & A.W. MAKI 2002. Hydrocarbon composition and
toxicity of sediments following the Exxon Valdez oil spill in Prince William
Sound, Alaska, USA. — Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry 27, 1438-
1450. ( Rhepoxynius abronius as test animal)

PETERS, C., S. BECKER, U. NOACK, S. PFITZNER, W. BULOW, K. BARZ,
W. AHLF & W. BERGHAHN 2002. A marine bioassay test to assess marine
water and sediment quality: Its need, the approach and first results.
Ecotoxicology 77, 379-383. ( Corophium volutator test amphipod)

PINN, E.H. & M.R. ROBERTSON 2003. Macro-infaunal biodiversity and
analysis of associated feeding guilds in the greater Minch area, Scottish west
coast. — Journal of the Marine Biological Assocation UK 83, 433-443.

POCKL, M., B.W. WEBB & O.W. SUTCLIFFE 2003. Life history and
reproductive capacity of Gammarus fossarum and G. roeseli (Crustacea.
Amphipoda) under naturally fluctuating water temperatures: a simulation study.
— Freshwater Biology 48, 43-56.

POINAR, G., A.D.M. LATHAM & R. POULIN 2002. Thaumamermis
zealandica n.sp. (Mermithidae: Nematoda) parasitising the intertidal marine
amphipod Talorchestia quoyana (Talitridae: Amphipoda) in New Zealand, with

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a summary of mermithids infecting amphipods. — Systematic Parasitology 53,
227-233. (The first known marine host of a mermithid.)

PREMKE.K., S. MUYAKSHIN, M. KLAGES & J. WEGNER 2003. Evidence
for long-range chemoreceptive tracking of food odour in deep-sea scavengers by
scanning sonar data. — Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology
285-286, 283-294.

REZ, S., O. TESTENIERE, A. HECKER, S. WEINER & G. LUQUET 2002.
Stable amorphous calcium is the main component of the calcium storage
structures of the crustacean Orchestia cavimana. — Biological Bulletin, Woods
Hole 203 , 269-274.

REVKOV, N.K. & T.V. NIKOLAENKO 2002. Biodiversity of zoobenthos in
the coastal zone of the South coast of Crimea (Laspi Bay area). — Russian
Journal of Marine Biology 28, 151-162.

RICHARDSON, A.M.M., R. SWAIN & C.J.McCOULL 2001. Salt spray limits
the inland penetration of a coastally-restricted invertebrate: A field experiment
using landhoppers (Crustacea: Amphipoda: Talitridae). — Functional Ecology
15, 435-442.

RICHARDSON, A.M.M., R. SWAIN & C.McCOULL 2003. What limits the
distribution of coastally restricted terrestrial invertebrates? The case of coastal
landhoppers (Crustacea: Amphipoda: Talitridae) in southern Tasmania.

Journal of Biogeography 30, 687-695.

ROFF, D. 2002. Comparing G matrices: A MANOVA approach. — Evolution
56, 1286-1291. (One of the examples concerns >Gammarus= marinus .)

ROSTAD, T. & K.L. HANSEN 2001. The effects of trawling on the benthic
fauna of the Gulf of Nicoya, Costa Rica. — Revista de Biologia Tropical 49
(Supl. 2), 91-95. (>Amphipods were more abundant in trawled areas.=)

ROWELL, K. & D.W. BLINN 2003. Herbivory on a chemically defended plant
as a predation deterrent in Hyalella azteca . — Freshwater Biology 48, 247-254.
( Hyalella that feed on the cumarin-producing umbelliferan Berula erecta are
preyed upon less than other Hyalella .)

SARI, H.M., S. BALIK, M. OZBEK & C AYGEN 2001. (The macro- and
meiobenthic invertebrates of lake Bafa.) — Anadolu University Journal of

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Science and Technology 2, 285-291. (In Turkish. Of the 7 amphipods recorded
Aora spinicornis and Microdeutopus gryllotalpa are new to lake Bafa.)

SAWICKI, T.R., J.R.HOLSINGER, M. ORTIZ & A. PEREZ 2003. Bahadzia
patilarga, a new species of subterranean crustacean (Hadziidae) from Cuba. —
Proceedings of the Biological Society of Washington 116 , 198-205. (From south
coast of Cuba.)

SCHOLTZ, G. & C. WOLFF 2002. Cleavage, gastrulation, and germ disc
formation of the amphipod Orchestia cavimana (Crustacea, Malacostraca,
Peracarida). — Contributions to Zoology 77, 9-28.

SERE JO, C.S. & Y. WAKABARA 2003. The genus Valettiopsis (Crustacea,
Gammarida, Lysianassoidea) from the southwestern Atlantic, collected by the
RV Marion Dufresne. — Zoosystema 25 , 187-196. ( Deals with V
macrodactyla and V ruffoi n.sp. (19*0 1 ’S, 37*47’W, 1500m). A key to the
species is provided.)

SHIH, Ch.-t. & E.A. HENDRYCKS 2003. A new species and new records of
the genus Vibilia Milne Edwards, 1830 (Amphipoda: Hyperiidea: Vibiliidae)
occurring in the eastern Pacific Ocean. — Journal of Natural History 37, 253-
296. (Deals with V. pyripes, V. australis, V. cultripes, V. stebbingi, V chuni, V
longicarpus, V. caeca , and V. elongata n.sp. (53*53'N, 158*29'W). A key to all
species is provided.)

SORBE, J. -Cl. & B.A. GALIL 2002. The bathyal Amphipoda of the Levantine
coast, eastern Mediterranean. — - Crustaceana 75, 957-968. ( 53 spp from the
Israeli coast, of which 20 are new to the coast of Israel, and 4 to the eastern
Mediterranean.)

SOTKA, E.E. 2003. Genetic control of feeding preference in the herbivorous
amphipod Ampithoe longimana. — Marine Ecology Progress series 256, 305-
310.

SOTKA, E.E. & M.E.HAY 2002. Geographic variation among herbivore
populations in tolerance for a chemically rich seaweed. — Ecology 83, 2721-
2735. (Studies on Ampithoe longimana.)

SOTKA, E.E., R.B. TAYLOR & M.E. HAY 2002. Tissue-specific induction of
resistance to herbivores in a brown seaweed: the importance of direct grazing

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versus waterborne signals from grazed neighbors. — Journal of Experimental
Marine Biology and Ecology 277 , 1-12. ( Ampithoe longimana as test animal)

SPICER, J.I., C.L. DANDO & L. MALTBY 2002. Anaerobic capacity of a
crustacean sensitive to low environment oxygen tension, the freshwater
amphipod Gammarus pulex (L.). — Hydrobiologia 477 , 189-194.

STACHOWITSCH, M., R. KIKINGER, J. HERLER, P. ZOLDE & E.
GEUTEBRUCK 2002, Offshore oil platforms and fouling communities in the
southern Arabian Gulf (Abu Dhabi). — Marine Pollution Bidletin 44 , 853-860.

STEEVENS, J.A., B.M. DUKE, G.R. LOTUFO & T.S. BRIDGES 2002.
Toxicity of the explosives 2,4,6-trinitrotoluene (TNT); hexahydro-l,3,5-trinitro-
1,3,5-triazine, and octahydro-l,3,5,7-tetranitro-l,3,5,7-tetrazocine in sediments
to Chironomus tentans and Hyalella azteca : low-dose hormesis and high-dose
mortality. — Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry 27, 1475-1482.

SUKHANOV, V.V. 2002. (Test of the standard species structure in
taxocoenoses of marine organisms.) — Biologya Morya, Vladivostok 28 , 304-
307. (In Russian, not seen. The principles are >illustrated with the example of an
amphipod community^.)

TAKEUCHI, I. & J.M. GUERRA-GARCIA 2002. Paraprotella saltatrix , a new
species of the Caprellidea (Crustacea: Amphipoda) from Phuket island,

Thailand. — Phuket Marine Biological Center, Special Publication 23 , 273-
280. (This species may be parthenogenetic, no males having been found in the
large material!)

TAKEUCHI, I. & K. WATANABE 2002. Mobile epiphytic invertebrates
inhabiting the brown macroalga, Desmarestia chordalis , under the coastal fast
ice of Lutzow-Holm Bay, East Antarctica. — Polar Biology 25 , 624-628.
(Prostebbingia sp. and Haplocheira plumosa the dominant species.)

TAYLOR, J. 2002. A review of the genus Wildus (Amphipoda,
Phoxocephalidae) with a description of a new species from the Andaman Sea,
Thailand. — Phuket Marine Biological Center, Special Publication 23, 253-
263. (Reviews Wildus , with Waipirophoxus as a junior synonym, and describes
W. andamanensis n.sp.)

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TAYLOR, R.B., E. SOTKA & M.E. HAY 2002. Tissue-specific induction of
herbivore resistance: seaweed response to amphipod grazing. Oecologia 132 ,
68-76. (Most interesting studies with Ampithoe longimana.)

TREUDE, T., F. JANSSEN, W. QUEISSER & U. WITTE 2002. Metabolism
and decompression tolerance of scavenging lysianassoid deep-sea amphipods. —
— Deep-sea Research 1 Oceanographic Research Papers 49 , 1281-1289.

UGOLINI, A. 2002. The orientation of equatorial sandhoppers during the
zenithal culmination of the sun. — Ethology, Ecology & Evolution 14 , 269-273.
( Talorchestia martensii uses magnetic compass when sun orientation is
difficult.)

UGOLINI, A., T. FANTINI & R. INNOCENTI 2003. Orientation at night: An
innate moon compass in sandhoppers (Amphipoda: Talitridae). — Proceedings
of the Royal Society, Biological Sciences, Ser. B 270 , 279-281.

USTAOGLU, M.R., S. BALIK & M. OZBEK 1998. (Malacostraca
(ArthropodaB Crustacea) fauna of Bafa lake.) — Sn Urtinleri Dergisi 15 , 263-
267. (In Turkish. Seven amphipod species.)

USTAOGLU, M.R., S. BALIK & M. OZBEK 2001-2002. (A preliminary report
on Malacostraca (CrustaceaBArthropoda) fauna of Gokova springs
(AkyakaBMugla).) — Egirdir su Urtinleri Fakiiltesi Dergisi 8 , 106-112. (In
Turkish. Three amphipod species)

USTAOGLU, M.R., S. BALIK & M. OZBEK 2000. (Malacostraca fauna of
Akgol and lake Gebekirse (SelgukBlzmir).) — Proceedings XV. Ulusal Biyoloji
Kongresi (5-9-Eylal 2000), Ankara, 217-222. (In Turkish. Six amphipod
species.)

VALERIO-BERARDI, M.T. 2001. A new species of Pseudischyrocerus
Schellenberg (Crustacea: Amphipoda: Ischyroceridae) from the Brazilian coast.
C Nauplius 9, 61-66. (P. besnardi n.sp. from SE Brazil)

VALERIO-BERARDI, M.T. & M.N. FLYNN 2002. Composition and
seasonality of an amphipod community associated to the algae Bryocladia
trysigera. C Brazilian Journal of Biology 62 , 735-742.

VANDENBERGH , G.F., D. ADRIAENS, T. VERSLYCKE & C.R. JANSSEN
2003. Effects of 17alpha-ethinylestradiol on sexual development of the

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amphipod Hyalella azteca. — Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety 54 ,
216-222.

VANDEN BOSSCHE, J.-P. 2002. First records and fast spread of five new
(1995-2000) alien species in the river Meuse in Belgium: Hypania invalida,
Corbicula flnminea, Hemimysis anomala, Dikerogammarus villosus , and
Crangonyx pseudo gracilis. — Bulletin de l=Institut Royal de Sciences
Naturelles de Belgique 72, Suppl. 19 , 73-78. (Also data on Corophium
curvispinum and Orchestia cavimana.)

VONK, R. 2003. Explorations of the systematics and deep history of stygobiont
amphipods. — PhD Thesis, Univ of Amsterdam. (Congratulations, Ronald!!
The main paper is a beautiful revision of the Ingolfiellidea, which will be
annotated when it appears as a journal article.)

WANG, X. & G.P. ZAUKE 2002. Relationship between growth parameters of
the amphipod Gammarus zaddachi (Sexton, 1912) and the permeable body
surface determined by the acid-base titration method.. — Hydrobiologia 482 ,
179-189.

WELLNITZ, T., L. GIARI, B. MAYNARD & B.S. DEZFULI 2003. A parasite
spatially structures its host populations. — Oikos 100 , 263-268.
{Pomphorhynchus laevis in Echinogammarus stammeri in N.Italy.)

WERNER, I. , H. AUEL & C. FRIEDRICH 2002. Carnivorous feeding and
respiration of the Arctic under-ice amphipod Gammarus wilkitzkii. — Polar
Biology 25 , 523-530.

WESLAWSICI, J.M. & J. LEGEZYNSKA 2002. Life cycle of some Arctic
amphipods. — Polish Polar Research 23 , 253-264.

WIJNHOVEN, S., M.C. van RIEL & G. van der VELDE 2003. Exotic and
indigenous freshwater gammarid species: physiological tolerance to water
temperature in relation to the ionic content of the waters. — Aquatic Ecology
37, 151-158. (Not seen)

WIKLUND, A., K. ERIKSSON & B. SUNDELIN 2002. Bioavailability of
metals to the amphipod Monoporeia affinis : Interaction with authigenic sulfides
in urban brackish-water and freshwater sediments. — Environmental
Toxicology and Chemistry 2f 1219-1228.

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WILHELM, F.M. , J. HAMANN & C.W. BURNS 2002. Mysid predation on
amphipods and Daphnia in a shallow coastal lake: Prey selection and effects on
macrophytes. — Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 59 , 1901-
1907.

WITT, J.D.S., D.W. BLINN & P.D.N. HEBERT 2003. The recent evolutionary
origin of the phenotypically novel amphipod Hyalella montezuma offers an
ecological explanation for morphological stasis in a closely allied species
complex. — Molecular Ecology 12 , 405-413. ( H \ montezuma is molecularly
very close to certain lines in the H.azteca complex, and is of recent origin. The
authors opine that absence of fish predation in Montezuma Well has provided a
relaxation of the constraint on morphological and ecological selection usually
provided by such predation.)

WOLFF, C. & G. SCHOLTZ 2002. Cell lineage, axis formation, and the origin
of germ layers in the amphipod Orchestia cavimana. — Developmental Biology
250 , 44-58.

WOODS, C.M.C. 2002. Natural diet of the seahorse Hippocampus abdominalis.
— New Zealand Journal of Marine and Freshwater Research 36, 655-660.
(Amphipods important prey)

WOUTERS, K. 2002. A review of the neozoan non-marine macro-crustaceans
in Belgium. — Bulletin de l=Institut Royal de Sciences Naturelles de Belgique
72, Suppl. 19 , 83-85. (Six amphipod spp on pp 83-84.)

YAMADA, Y., T. IKEDA & A. TSUDA 2002. Abundance, growth and life
cycle of the mesopelagic amphipod Primno abyssalis (Hyperiidea: Phrosinidae)
in the Oyashio region, western subarctic Pacific. — Marine Biology, Berlin
14 f 333-341.

ZANDER, C.D. & L.W. REIMER 2002. Parasitism at the ecosystem level in the
Baltic Sea. — Parasitology 124 (Suppl.), SI 19-S135.

ZEHMER, J.K., S.A. MAHON & G.M. CAPELLI 2002. Calcium as a limiting
factor in the distribution of the amphipod Gammarus pseudolimnaeus. —
American Midland Naturalist 148 , 350-362.

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A. ALPHABETIC LIST

New families, subfamilies etc.

Acuminodeutopodinae Myers & Lowry, 2003
Aetiopedesidae Myers & Lowry, 2003
Aetiopedesoidea Myers & Lowry, 2003
Aorchinae Myers & Lowry, 2003
Aoridea (Myers & Lowry, 2003)

Bonnierellinae Myers & Lowry, 2003
Chevaliidae Myers & Lowry, 2003
Chevalioidea Myers & Lowry, 2003
Exampithoinae Myers & Lowry, 2003
Haplocheirini Myers & Lowry, 2003
Hyacheliinae Bousfield & Hendrycks, 2002
Kamakidae Myers & Lowry, 2003
Kamakinae Myers & Lowry, 2003
Kuriinae (Bousfield & Hendrycks, 2002)

Lepechinellidae revived Andres & Brandt, 2001
Microprotopodidae Myers & Lowry, 2003
Microprotopodidea Myers & Lowry, 2003
Paracorophiini Myers & Lowry, 2003 Corophiinae

Paragammaropsidae Myers & Lowry, 2003

Protomedeiinae Myers & Lowry, 2003 Corophiidae

Rakiroidae Myers & Lowry, 2003
Rakirooidea Myers & Lowry, 2003
Unciolidae Myers & Lowry, 2003

Unciolinae Myers & Lowry, 2003 Unciolidae

Unciolidae

Kamakidae

Ischyroceridae

Ampithoidae

Corophiinae

Hyalidae

Kamakidae

Hyalidae

New genera and subgenera

Apohyale Bousfield & Hendrycks, 2002 Hyalidae

Boreohyale ( Protohyale ) Bousfield & Hendrycks, 2002 Hyalidae
Bousfieldia Chou & Lee, 1996 Talitridae

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Diplohyale ( Protohyale ) Bousfield & Hendrycks, 2002
Kanikania Duncan, 1994

Leptohyale ( Protohyale ) Bousfield & Hendrycks, 2002
Makawe Duncan, 1994

Natarajphotis Lyla, Velvizhi & Ajmal Khan, 1998
Protohyale Bousfield & Hendrycks, 2002
Ptilohyale Bousfield & Hendrycks, 2002
Puhuruhuru Duncan, 1994
Ruffohyale Bousfield & Hendrycks, 2002
Serejohyale Bousfield & Hendrycks, 2002
TaraD uncan, 1994

Tropicaprella Guerra-Garcia & Takeuchi, 2003
Waematau Duncan, 1994

Hyalidae

Talitridae

Hyalidae

Talitridae

Kamakidae

Hyalidae

Hyalidae

Talitridae

Hyalidae

Hyalidae

Talitridae

Caprellidae

Talitridae

New species and subspecies

(NB. The subgenus Boreohyale is abbreviated (B.))
accretus (Gammarus) Hou & Li, 2002 Gammaridae

africana (Noculacia) Guerra-Garcia, 2002 Caprellinidoidae

alaskensis (Parallorchestes) Bousfield & Hendrycks, 2002 Hyalidae
andanamensis (Wildus) Taylor, 2002

Phoxocephalida

e

andaniexis (Andaniexis) Berge & Vader, 2003 Stegocephalidae

anae (Salentinella) Messouli, Coineau & Boutin, 2002 Salentinellidae
antonbruuni (Deutella) Guerra-Garcia, 2002 Pariambidae

aotearoa (Puhuruhuru) Duncan, 1994 Talitridae

australiensis (Noculacia) Guerra-Garcia, 2002 Caprellinoidae

besnardi (Pseudischyrocerus) Valerio-Berardi, 2001 Ischyroceridae

birsteini (Pseudocrangonyx) Labay, 1999 (2001) Pseudocrangonyctidae

carinata (Parallorchestes) Bousfield & Hendrycks, 2002 Hyalidae
cavernarins (Pseudocrangonyx) Hou & Li, 2003 Pseudocrangonyctidae

chaohuensis (Gammarus) Hou & Li, 2002 Gammaridae

coipana (Bogidiella) Ortiz, Winfield & Lalana, 2001 Bogidiellidae
colemani (Parvipalpus) Guerra-Garcia, 2003 Caprellidae

cowani (Parallorchestes) Bousfield & Hendrycks, 2002 Hyalidae
craspedotrichus (Gammarus) Hou & Li, 2002 Gammaridae

curtipediculus (Monoculodes) Hendrycks & Conlan, 2003 Oedicerotidae
denticulatus (Gammarus) Hou, Li & Morino, 2002 Gammaridae
elevatus (Gammarus) Hou. Li & Morino, 2002 Gammaridae

elinae (Andaniexis) Berge & Vader, 2003 Stegocephalidae

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elongata (Vibilia) Shih & Hendrycks, 2003 Vibiliidae

emeiensis (Gammarus) Hou, Li & Koenemann, 2002 Gammaridae
faxoni (Hyalella) revived (Gonzalez & Watling, 2002) Hyalellidae
giganteus (Eusirus) Andres, Lorz & Brandt, 2002. Eusiridae

gunnae (Stegocephaloides) Berge & Vader, 2003 Stegocephalidae

hachijoensis (Parhyale) Hiwatari, 2002 Hyalidae

hauturu (Tara) Duncan, 1994 Talitridae

hirayamai (Caprella) Guerra-Garcia & Takeuchi, 2003 Caprellidae
hiwatarii (Protohyale (B.)) Bousfield & Hendrycks, 2002 Hyalidae
iado (Metharpinia) Alonso de Pina, 2003 Phoxocephalidae

ihurawao (Parorchestia) Duncan, 1994 Talitridae

indica (Deutella) Guerra-Garcia, 2002 Pariambidae

ingstadi (Stegocephaloides) Berge & Vader, 2003 Stegocephalidae

jarrettae (Protohyale (B.)) Bousfield & Hendrycks, 2002 Hyalidae
kabatai (Parallorchestes) Bousfield & Hendrycks, 2002 Hyalidae
kaitaia (Waematau) Duncan, 1994 Talitridae

lamberti (Protohyale (B.)) Bousfield & Hendrycks, 2002 Hyalidae
leblondi (Parallorchestes) Bousfield & Hendrycks, 2002 Hyalidae
lichuanensis (Gammarus) Hou & Li, 2002 Gammaridae

longipalpa (Protohyale (Leptohyale)) Bousfield & Hendrycks, 2002

Hyalidae

longispina (Hyalella) Gonzalez & Coleman, 2002 Hyalellidae

lophacanthus (Gammarus) Hou & Li, 2002 Gammaridae

lubbockiana (Hyale) revived (Krapp-Schickel & Bousfield, 2002)

Hyalidae

manawatahi (Waetamau) Duncan, 1994 Talitridae

manieni (Natarajphotis) Lyla, Velvishi & Ajmal Khan, 1998

Kamakidae

margaritae (Deutella) Guerra-Garcia, 2003 Pariambidae

mexicanus (Haustorius) Ortiz, Chazaro-Olvera & Winfield, 2001

Haustoriidae

michelini (Hyale) Krapp-Schickel & Bousfield, 2002 Hyalidae
miltoni (Ameroculodes) Foster, 2002 Oedicerotidae

minima (Parallorchestes) Bousfield & Hendrycks, 2002 Hyalidae
minuta (Tropicaprella) Guerra-Garcia & Takeuchi, 2003 Caprellidae
mochinae (Eriopisa) v.d.Ham & Vonk, 2003 Melitidae

mohri (Protohyale (B.)) Bousfield & Hendrycks, 2002 Hyalidae
montenegrinae (Hyalella) Bond-Buckup & Araujo, 1998 Hyalellidae
motuensis (Kanikania) Duncan, 1994 Talitridae

muriwhcna (Waematau) Duncan, 1994 Talitridae

nelsonae (Liropus) Guerra-Garcia, 2003 Caprellidae

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novae (Glorandaniotes) Berge & Vader, 2003 Stegocephalidae

nnda (Parallorchestes) Bousfield & Hendiycks, 2002 Hyalidae
occultolongicornis (Paralepechinella) Andres & Brandt, 2001

Lepechinellidae

oclairi (Protohyale (B.)) Bousfield & Hendrycks, 2002 Hyalidae
oculata (Protohyale (B.)) Bousfield & Hendiycks, 2002 Hyalidae
otamatuakeke (Makawe) Duncan, 1994 Talitridae

palu (Elasmopus) Appadoo & Myers, 2003 Melitidae

patilarga (Bahadzia) Sawicki, Holsinger, Ortiz & Perez, 2003

Hadziidae

paucispinus (Gammarus) Hou & Li, 2002
philippinensis (Deutella) Guerra-Garcia, 2002
philippinensis (Parhyale) Hiwatari, 2002
phoenixae (Bousfieldia) Chou & Lee, 1996
planasiae (Longigammarus) Messana & Ruffo, 2001

Gammaridae

Pariambidae

Hyalidae

Talitridae

Gammaridae

polonicus (Palaeogammarus) Jazdzewski & Kulicka, 2002

Crangonyctidae

pseudinteger (Elasmopus) Appadoo & Myers, 2003 Melitidae

puteus (Elasmopus) Appadoo & Myers, 2003 Melitidae

qiani (Gammarus) Hou & Li, 2002 Gammaridae

reinga (Waematau) Duncan, 1994 Talitridae

relicta (Pseudocrangonyx) Labay, 1999 ( 2001) Pseudocrangonyctidae

riparius (Gammarus) Hou & Li, 2002 Gammaridae

ruffoi (Valettiopsis) Serejo & Wakabara, 2003 Lysianassoidea

saltatrix (Paraprotella) Takeuchi & Guerra-Garcia, 2002 Caprellidae
sandroi (Glorandaniotes) Berge & Vader, 2003 Stegocephalidae

seticornis (Protohyale (B.)) Bousfield & Hendrycks, 2002 Hyalidae
sichuanensis (Gammarus) Hou, Li & Zheng, 2002 Gammaridae
souillacensis (Elasmopus) Appadoo & Myers, 2003 Melitidae

stagnarius (Gammarus) Hou. Li & Morino, 2002 Gammaridae

steelei (Elasmopus) Appadoo & Myers, 2003 Melitidae

subcarinata (Parallorchestes) Bousfield & Hendrycks, 2002 Hyalidae
susanaensis (Pseudocrangonyx) Labay, 1999 (2001) Pseudocrangonyctidae

tanzaniensis (Metaprotella) Guerra-Garcia, 2002 Protellidae

taranaki (Tara) Duncan, 1994 Talitridae

tori (Stegocephaloides) Berge & Vader, 2003 Stegocephalidae

traudlae (Glorandaniotes) Berge & Vader, 2003 Stegocephalidae

trispinosa (Parallorchestes) Bousfield & Hendrycks, 2002 Hyalidae
tucki (Stegocephaloides) Berge & Vader, 2003 Stegocephalidae

unuwhao (Waematau) Duncan, 1994 Talitridae

vemae (Glorandaniotes) Berge & Vader, 2003 Talitridae

Protellidae

Talitridae

Stegocephalidae

Stegocephalidae

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weddellensis (Lepechinelloides) Andres & Brandt, 2001 Lepechinellidae
xiangfengensis (Gammarus) Hou & Li, 2002 Gammaridae

B. SYSTEMATIC LIST

In this list the results of the recent pivotal paper by Myers & Lowry (2003) have
been incorporated, and the corophioid amphipods have been reclassified. The
families are once again listed in alphabetical order (This may be scientifically
somewhat doubtful, but eases retrieval of data, as long as there is little
agreement on the right classification and phylogeny of the Amphipoda). The
Hyperiidea are still grouped together, as are the Lysianassoidea.

AETIOPEDESIDAE
Ampithoidae EXAMPITHOINAE

Bogidiellidae

Bogidiella COIPANA

Caprellidae

Caprella HIRAYAMAI
Liropus NELSONAE
Paraprotella SALTATRIX
Parvipalpus COLEMANI
TROPICAPRELLA MINUTA

Caprellinoidae

Noculacia AFRICANA, AUSTRALIENSIS

CHEVALIIDAE

Corophiidae COROPHIINAE COROPHIINI, HAPLOCHEIRINI,

P ARAC OROPHIINI ; PROTOMEDEIINAE

Crangonyctidae

Palaeogammarus POLONICUS

Eusiridae

Eusirus GIGANTEUS

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Gammaridae

Gammarus ACCRETUS, CHAOHUENSIS, CRASPEDOTRICHUS,
DENTICULATUS, ELEVATUS, EMEIENSIS, LICHUANENSIS,
LOPHACANTHUS, PAUCISPINUS, QIANI, RIPARIUS, SICHUANENSIS,
STAGNARIUS, XIANGFENGENSIS
Longigammarus PLANASIAE

Hadziidae

Bahadzia PATILARGA

Haustoriidae

Haustorius MEXICANUS

Hyalellidae

Hyalella FAXONI (rev.), LONGISPINA, MONTENEGRINAE

Hyalidae HYACHELIINAE, KURIINAE
APOHYALE

BOREOHYALE (Protohyale)

DIPLOHYALE (Protohyale)

Hyale LUBBOCKIANA (rev.), MICHELINI
LEPTOHYALE (Protohyale)

Parallorchestes ALASKENSIS, CARINATA, COWANI, KABATAI,
LEBLONDI, MINIMA, NUDA, SUBCARINATA,
TRISPINOSA

Parhyale HACHIJOENSIS, PHILIPPINENSIS

PROTOHYALE HIWATARII (B.), JARRETTAE (B.), LAMBERTI (B.),
LONGIPALPA (L.), MOHRI (B.), OCLAIRI (B.),
OCULATA (B.), SETICORNIS (B.)

PTILOHYALE

RUFFOHYALE

SEREJOHYALE

PROTOHYALE

Hyperiidea

Vibilia ELONGATA

Ischyroceridae BONNIERELLINAE
Pseudischyrocerus BESNARDI

KAMAKIDAE AORCHINAE, KAMAKINAE

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NATARAJPHOTIS MANIENI

LEPECHINELLIDAE rev.

Lepechinelloides WEDDELLENSIS
Paralepechinella OCCULTOLONGICORNIS

Lysianassoidea

Valettiopsis RUFFOI

Melitidae

Elasmopus PALU, PSEUDINTEGER, PUTEUS, SOUILLACENSIS,
STEELEI

Eriopisa MOCEIINAE

MICROPROTOPODIDAE

Oedicerotidae

Ameroculodes MILTONI
Monoculodes CURTIPEDICULUS

PARAGAMMAROPSIDAE

Pariambidae

Deutella ANTONBRUUNI, INDICA, MARGARITAE,
PHILIPPINENSIS

Phoxocephalidae

Wildus ANDAMANENSIS
Metharpinia IADO

Protellidae

Metaprotella TANZANIENSIS

Pseudocrangonyctidae

Pseudocrangonyx BIRSTEINI, CAVERNARIUS, RELICTA,
SUSANAENSIS

RAKIROIDAE

Salentinellidae

Salentinella ANAE

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Stegocephalidae

Andaniexis ANDANIEXIS, ELINAE,

Glorandaniotes NORAE, SANDROI, TRAUDLAE, VEMAE
Stegocephaloides GUNNAE, INGSTADI, TORI, TUCKI

Talitridae

BOUSFIELDIA

KANIKANIA

MAKAWE

Parorchestia

PUHURUHURU

TARA

WAEMATAU

PHOENIXAE

MOTUENSIS

OTAMATUAKEKE

IHURUWAO

AOTEARAO

HAUTURU, TARANAKI

KAITAIA, MANAWATAHI, MURIWHENA,

REINGA, UNUWHAO

Tromso, 8 August 2003

Wim Vader, Tromso Museum
9037 Tromso, Norway
wim@tmu.uit.no

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THE NEW MYERS-LOWRY (2003) CLASSIFICATION OF THE

COROPHIOIDEA

This revolutionary and generally convincing rearrangement of the ‘domicolous
amphipods’ was published by Alan Myers and Jim Lowry in the Journal of
Crustacean Biology (vol. 23, 2003, 443-485). The Amphipod Newsletter and the
Amphipod Website seem to me the ideal place to disseminate such new
developments and classifications as widely as possible, and I have therefore
taken the liberty to copy the classification from the above paper, where all
further particulars can be found..

Wim Vader

Infraorder Corophiida
Superfamily Aoroidea
Family Aoridae

Genera: Aora, Aorella, Aoroides, Archaeobemlos,
Arctolembos, Australomicrodeutopus, Autonoe, Bemlos, Camacho, Chevreuxius,
Columbaora, Globosolembos, Grandidierella, Lemboides, Lembos,
Meridiolembos, Microdeutopus, Paraoroides, Paramicrodeutopus,

Plesiolembos, Protolembos, Tethylembos, Xenocheira.

Family Unciolidae

Subfamily Acuminodeutopinae

Genera: Acuminodeutopus, Rudilemboides, Wombalana

Subfamily Unciolinae

Genera: Dryopoides, Janice, Liocuna, Neohela, Orstomia,
Pedicorophium, Pseudunciola, Pterunciola, Ritaumius, Rildardanus,
Uncinotarsus, Unciola, Unciolella, Zoedeutopus
Superfamily Cheluroidea
Family Cheluridae

Genera: Chelura, Nippochelura, Tropichelura
Superfamily Chevalioidea
Family Chevaliidae
Genera: Chevalia
Superfamily Corophioidea
Family Ampithoidae

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Subfamily Ampithoinae

Genera: Ampithoe, Amphithoides, Amphitholina, Cymadusa,
Macropisthopus, Paradusa, Paragrubia, Peramphithoe, Plumithoe ,
Pseudampithoides, Pseudopleonexes, Sunamphitoe
Subfamily Exampithoidae
Genera: Exampithoe, Melanesius
Family Corophiidae

Subfamily Corophiinae
Tribe Corophiini

Genera: Americorophium, Apocorophium,
Chelicorophium, Corophium, Crassicorophium, Eocorophium, Hirayamaia,
Latocorophium, Lobatocorophium, Medicorophium, Microcorophium,
Monocorophium, Sinocorophium.

Tribe Haplocheirini

Genera: Anonychocheirus, Haplocheira, Kuphocheira,

Leptocheirus

Tribe: Paracorophiini

Genera: Chaetocorophium, Paracorophium,

Stenocorophium.

Subfamily Protomedeiinae

Genera: Cheirimedeia, Cheiriphotis, Goesia, Pareurystheus,

Protomedeia

Infraorder Caprellida
Superfamily Aetiopedesoidea
Family Aetiopedesidae
Genera: Aetiopedes
Family Paragammaropsidae
Genera: Paragammaropsis
Superfamily Caprelloidea
Family Caprellidae

Subfamily Caprellinae

Genera: Abyssicaprella, Aciconula, Aeginella, Aeginellopsis,
Aeginina, Caprella, Cyrtophium, Deutella, Eugastraulax, Eupariambus,
Fallotritella, Hemiaegina, Heterocaprella, Leipsuropus (??), Liropes, Liropus,
Luconacia, Mayerella, Metacaprella, Metaprotella, Monoliropus, Noculacia,
Orthoprotella, Paracaprella, Paradeutella, Paradicaprella, Paraprotella,
Pariambus, Parvipalpus, Pedoculina, Pedrotrina, Podobothrus (??),
Postoparacaprella, Premohemiaegina , Pretritella, Proaeginina, Proliropus,
Propodalirius, Protella, Protellina, Protellopsis, Protoaeginella, Prototritella,
Pseuaeginella, Pseudoliropus, Pseudolirius, Pseudoprotella, Thorina,

Triantella, Triliropus, Triperopus, Triprotella, Tritella .

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Subfamily Paracercopinae

Genera: Cercops, Paracercops, Pseudocercops

Subfamily Phtisicinae

Genera: Aeginoides, Caprellina, Caprellinoides, Chaka,
Dodecas, Dodecasella, Hemiproto, Hircella, Liriarchus, Metaproto,
Paedaridium, Paraproto, Perotripus, Phtisica, Prellicana, Protogeton,
Protomima, Pseudocaprellina, Pseudododecas, Pseudoproto,
Pseudoprotomima, Quadrisegmentum.

Family Caprogammaridae
Genera: Caprogammarus
Family Cyamidae

Genera: Cyamus, Isocyamus, Neocyamus, Platycyamus,
Scutocyamus, Syncyamus

Family Dulichiidae

Genera: Dulichia, Dulichiopsis, Dyopedos, Paradulichia,
Paradyopedos, Pseudoparadulichia
Family Podoceridae

Genera: Laetmatophilus, Leipsuropus, Neoxenodice, Parunciola,
Podobothrus, Podocerus, Styloxenodice, Xenodice.

Superfamily Isaeioidea
Family Isaeidae
Genera: Isaea, Pagurisaea
Superfamily Microprotopodidea
Family Microprotopodidae
Genera: Microprotopus
Superfamily Neomegamphopodidea
Family Neomegamphopodidae
Genera: Konatopus, Maragopsis, Neomegamphopus,
Pseudomegamphopus, Riwomegamphopus, Varohios
Family Priscomilitariidae
Genera: Paraphotis , Priscomilitarius
Superfamily Photoidea

Family Ischyroceridae

Subfamily Bonnierellinae
Genera: Bogenfelsia, Bonnierella
Subfamily Ischyrocerinae

Tribe Ischyrocerini

Genera: Bathyphotis, Isaeopsis, Ischyrocerus, Jassa,
Microjassa, Paradryope, Parajassa, Pseudischyrocerus, Ruffojassa,
Scutischyrocerus, Ventojassa, Veronajassa.

Tribe Siphonoecetini

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Genera: Africoecetes, Australoecetes, Bathypoma,
Boerneoecetes, Bubocorophium, Caribboecetes, Cerapus, Concholestes,
Corocubanus, Ericthonius, Notopoma, Paracerapus, Polynesoecetes,
Pseudericthonius, Rhonoecetes, Siphonoecetes.

Family Kamakidae

Subfamily Aorchinae

Genera: Aloiloi, Amphideutopus, Aorcho

Subfamily Kamakinae

Genera: Aorchoides, Cerapopsis, Gammaropsella, Kamaka,
Ledoyerella, Natarajphotis, Paraloiloi
Family Photidae

Genera: Ampelisciphotis, Audulla, Dodophotis, Falcigammaropsis,
Gammaropsis, Megamphopus, Microphotis, Papuaphotis, Photis, Posophotis.

Superfamily Rakirooidea
Family Rakiroidae
Genera Rakiroa

(NB The genus Paraneohela is too insufficiently known to be classified
and remains incertae sedis. The Biancolinidae are excluded from the
Corophiida, and may belong in the Talitroidea.).

(The genera Leipsuropus and Podobothrus are, by an oversight,
placed in two different places. I have noted with ?? the family where they
probably do not belong. WV).