- Germany.
Fossils of
Cancrinos are rare, and
their state of
preservation is
often imperfect.
Count Georg zu Münster
first described Cancrinos in 1839, based...
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closest relatives, the
spiny lobsters. One
significant earlier fossil is
Cancrinos claviger,
which was
described from
Upper Jur****ic
sediments at
least 142 million...
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genus each;
Tricarina is
known from a
single Cretaceous fossil,
while Cancrinos is
known from the Jur****ic and Cretaceous. One
estimate of the divergence...
- species, P. libanensis,
which was
originally described as a
species of
Cancrinos in 2006, but was
moved to its own
genus in 2016. "PBDB".
Alessandro Gar****ino;...
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sahelalmaensis n. gen., n. sp. (Crustacea, Decapoda, Sergestidae) and
Cancrinos libanensis n. sp. (Crustacea, Decapoda, Palinuridae) from the Late Cretaceous...
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Zandt Altmühltal Formation,
Painten Formation larvae of a
palinurid Cancrinos C.
claviger Eichstätt, Langenaltheim, Painten, Mühlheim Mörnsheim Formation...
- the
Posidonia Shale.
Shares similarities with the late Jur****ic
genus Cancrinos. It is also the
first example among crustaceans,
which possibly could...
- (Tithonian)
Solnhofen Limestone Germany A penaeid, type
species is B. hexadon.
Cancrinos Gen. et. sp. nov.
Valid Münster Late Jur****ic (Tithonian)
Solnhofen Limestone...
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Upogebia Vegarthron Archaeocarabus Archaeopalinurus Astacodes Biarctus Cancrinos Jasus Justitia Linuparus Palaeopalinurus Palibacus Palinurina Palinurus...
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Cretaceous (Cenomanian) Lebanon A
member of Achelata. A new
genus for "
Cancrinos"
libanensis Gar****ino &
Schweigert (2006).
Paracapsulapagurus Gen. et...
