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TABLE 1 in A new species of sponge crab of the genus Epigodromia McLay 1993 (Crustacea: Brachyura: Dromiidae) from the southeastern Arabian Sea, with notes on the Zoogeography
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- 1. Ministry of Earth Sciences, Centre for Marine Living Resources and Ecology, Kochi - 682508, Kerala, India.
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TABLE 1. Geographical distribution details of the genus Epigodromia McLay, 1993 (* indicates fossil record).
| Species | Depth meter (m) | Locality | References |
|---|---|---|---|
| Epigodromia granulata | 235 | Red sea | Kossaman 1878 |
| (Kossman, 1878) | - | Aden, Suez, Muscat | Gordon 1950 |
| Epigodromia ebaliodes (Alcock, 1900) | - | Karachi, Pakistan | Alcock 1900 |
| Epigodromia gilesii | 30–80 | Kerala | Alcock 1900, present study |
| (Alcock, 1900) | Goa | Dev Roy 2013, 2015 | |
| 38 | South Arabian coast | Gordon, 1950 | |
| 9–37 | Muscat, Red Sea | Laurie, 1915, Gordon 1950 | |
| Epigodromia areolata | 30–350 | Indonesia | Ihle 1913 |
| (Ihle, 1913) | - | Japan | Balss 1921, 1922, Yokoya 1933, Sakai 1936, 1965,1976; Takeda 1982 |
| - | South China Sea | Takeda & Miyake 1972, Serène & Lohavanijaya 1973, Dai & Yang 1991 | |
| - | South-west Japan | Takeda 1982, Karasawa 1997 * | |
| - | Southern Queensland | Campbell 1971 | |
| 120–350 | New Caledonia, Loyalty and Chesterfield Islands | McLay 1993 | |
| - | Macclesfield Bank | McLay 1998 | |
| 200–300 | Balicasag, Philippines | McLay & Ng 2005 | |
| 80–164 | Queensland | McLay & Hosie 2022 | |
| Epigodromia nodosa | 65–100 | Japan | Sakai 1936, 1976 |
| (Sakai, 1936) | 85–90 | Madagascar | Lewinshon 1984 |
| Epigodromia globosa (Lewinshon, 1977) | 0–50 | Dahlak Archipel, Red Sea | Lewinshon 1977 |
| Epigodromia sculpta (Haswell, 1882) | 0–30 | Port Jackson, New Zeland | Haswell 1882 |
| Epigodromia acutidens | - | Wagu mouth, Ise Bay, Japan | Sakai 1983 |
| (Sakai, 1983) | - | Taiwan | Ahyong et al. 2009 |
| Epigodromia rotunda | 112–235 | New Caledonia | McLay 1993 |
| McLay, 1993 | 220–235 | New Caledonia | McLay & Hosie 2022 |
| - | Ogasawara Islands | Komatsu 2011 | |
| Epigodromia ruguosa | 38–45 | New Caledonia | McLay 1993 |
| McLay, 1993 | - | Japan | McLay 1998 |
| Epigodromia mclayi n.sp. | 113 | Southeast Arabian Sea | present study |
| 107 | Southwestern Bay of Bengal | present study |
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