Symbionts of shallow-water crinoids in the central and northern Great Barrier Reef
1689 symbionts from 1114 crinoids of the Central Great Barrier Reef were assigned to 46 taxa from 5 invertebrate classes. Crinoid specimens were collected from 46 sites (24 sites on 12 reefs, 2 sites per reef, and 22 sites at Davies Reef, see separate metadata record).Species abundance and species richness were recorded and Cramer values applied. In addition, 46 taxa were identified as symbiotic associates of the crinoids.
To provide ecological information on crinoid communities of the Great Barrier Reef.First large-scale study of the structure and composition of crinoid communities on the central Great Barrier Reef.
Symbiont taxa: Crustacea (Amphipoda: sp.1, sp.2; Isopoda: Carteolania integra); ecapoda (Natantia: Athanas ornithorhynchos, Palaemonella pottsi, Parapontonia nudirostis, Periclimenes affinis, Periclimenes albolineata, Periclimenes amboinensis, Periclimenes attenuatus, Periclimenes commensalism, Periclimenes tenuis, Pontiniopsis comanthi, Synalpheus carinatus, Synalpheus demani, Synalpheus stimpsoni, Synalpheus tropicocactylus, unidentified shrimps); astropoda (Annulobalcis sp., Bittium sp., Chrysallida sp., Columbellidae sp., Curvculima spp. 1-11, Pyrene sp., Stiliferina sp., Triphora sp., Triphoridae sp., Turridae); Myzostomata; Ophiuroidea; and Polychaeta.Host crinoid species: Amphimetra laevipinna, Antedonid sp., Capillaster multiradiatus, Cenometra bella, Clarkcomanthus albinotus, Clarkcomanthus littoralis, Clarkcomanthus luteofuscum, Comanthina schlegeli, Comanthus alternans, Comanthus gisleni, Comanthus parvicirrus, Comanthus wahlbergi, Comaster brevicirrus, Comaster gracilis, Comaster multifidus, Comaster pulcher, Comatella maculate, Comatella nigra, Comatella sp., Comatella stelligera, Comatula pectinata, Comatula purpurea, Decametra laevipinna, Decametra sp.a, Dorometra nana, Euantedon polytes, Himerometra bartschi, Himerometra magnipinna, Himerometra robustipinna, Iconometra intermedia, Liparometra articulate, Oligometra serripinna, Oxycomanthus benetti, Oxycomanthus comanthipinna, Oxycomanthus exilis, Oxycomanthus mirus, Oxycomanthus perplexum, Petasometra clarae, Stephanometra indica, Stephanometra oxyacantha, Stephanometra spicata, Stephanometra spinipinna, Tropiometra afra.
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- Fabricius, Katharina E, Dr (Principal Investigator)
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Spatial patterns in shallow-water crinoid communities on the central Great Barrier Reef: Fabricius KE (1994) Spatial patterns in shallow-water crinoid communities on the central Great Barrier Reef. Australian Journal of Marine and Freshwater Research 45: 1225-1236.
Spatial patterns in shallow-water crinoid communities on the central Great Barrier Reef: Fabricius KE (1994) Spatial patterns in shallow-water crinoid communities on the central Great Barrier Reef. Australian Journal of Marine and Freshwater Research 45: 1225-1236.
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Multi-species associations of symbionts on shallow water crinoids of the Central Great Barrier Reef: Fabricius KE and Dale MB (1993) Multi-species associations of symbionts on shallow water crinoids of the Central Great Barrier Reef. Coenoses 8: 41-52.
Multi-species associations of symbionts on shallow water crinoids of the Central Great Barrier Reef: Fabricius KE and Dale MB (1993) Multi-species associations of symbionts on shallow water crinoids of the Central Great Barrier Reef. Coenoses 8: 41-52.
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- Statement: Identification of specimens was made using the following keys:Commensal shrimps: Bruce AJ (1982) The shrimps associated with Indo-West Pacific echinoderms. Australian Museum Memoires No.16; Banner DM & Banner AH (1975) The Alpheid Shrimps of Australia, Part 2: the Genus Synalpheus. Rec Austral. Mus. Vol.29Galatheids: Baba K (1977) Biological results of the Snellius Expedition XXVIII. Zoologische Mededelingen, Rijksmuseum Leiden 50, No15; Baba K (1979) Expedition Rumphius II, Galatheid crustaceans (Decapods, Anomura). Bull. Mus. natn. Hist. nat. Paris, 4th Ser.1 Sect.A: 643-657.Isopods: Bruce NL (1986) Cirolinidae (Crustacea, Isopoda). Rec. Austral. Mus. 1986, Suppl.6.Crabs: Serene R, Tran Van Duc & Nguyen Van Luom (1957) Eumedoninae du Viet-Nam. Treubia 24(2); Svevcic Z, Castro P & Gore RH (1988) Re-establishment of the family Eumedonidae. J. Nat. Hist. 22: 1301-1324; Sakai T (1976) Crabs of Japan and the adjacent seas. Kodansha, Tokyo.Comasteroid cironoids: Rowe FWE, Hogget AK, Birtles RA & Vail LL (1986) Revision of some comasterid genera from Australia, with descriptions of two new genera and nine new species. Zool. J. Linnean Soc. 86:197-277.Other crinoids: Clark AM & Rowe F (1971) Monograph of shallow-water Ind-West Pacific Echinoderms, Trustees of the British Museum (National History), Bath.
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