Lithodid crab from Mauritania (Neolithodes asperrimus)

Lithodid crab from Mauritania (Neolithodes asperrimus)Lithodid crab from Mauritania (Neolithodes asperrimus)Lithodid crab from Mauritania (Neolithodes asperrimus)

Description

Lithodid from near abandoned oil well off Mauritania. Best identification is Neolithodes asperrimus although picture quality prevents high confidence.

Item Type:Image
Title:Lithodid crab from Mauritania (Neolithodes asperrimus)
Creator(s):Jones, Daniel
Identification:Snow, Sally
Date:23 October 2004
Time:15:08:23
Classification:Kingdom Animalia > Phylum Arthropoda (Arthropods) > Class Malacostraca (Crabs, krill, pill bugs, shrimps, prawns) > Order Decapoda (Crabs, lobsters, prawns, shrimps) > Family Lithodidae (King crabs)
Species:Neolithodes asperrimus
Behaviour:near oil well protection structure
Site:Atlantic > Northern Tropical Atlantic > Tiof
Site Description:Seafloor
Depth (m):1315
Latitude:17 deg 56' 18" N
Longitude:16 deg 52' 03" W
Northing:19843447
Easting:302201
UTM Zone:28
Countries:West Africa > Mauritania
Substratum:soft sediment
Rig:Boa Deep C
Project Partners:Woodside, Oceaneering
ROV:Millenium 22
Keywords:crab, well, mauritania, Neolithodes asperrimus
Deposited By:Dr Daniel Jones
Deposited On:12 January 2010

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