Simon 2011
2011 · Journal article
Simon, T.P. 2011. Conservation status of North American freshwater crayfish (Decapoda: Cambaridae) from the southern United States. Proceedings of the Indiana Academy of Science 120(1–2): 71–95. https://journals.indianapolis.iu.edu/index.php/ias/article/download/21024/20442/0.
What it is a source for
Species it concerns
29 species accounts.
- Cambarus aculabrum Benton County Cave Crayfish
- Cambarus hamulatus Prickly Cave Crayfish
- Cambarus jonesi Alabama Cave Crayfish
- Cambarus laconensis Lacon Exit Cave Crayfish
- Cambarus pecki Phantom Cave Crayfish
- Cambarus setosus Bristly Cave Crayfish
- Cambarus sheltae Shelta Cave Crayfish
- Cambarus speleocoopi Sweet Home Alabama Cave Crayfish
- Cambarus veitchorum White Spring Cave Crayfish
- Cambarus zophonastes Hell Creek Cave Crayfish
- Orconectes australis Southern Cave Crayfish
- Orconectes barri Cumberland Plateau Cave Crayfish
- Orconectes incomptus Tennessee Cave Crayfish
- Orconectes inermis Ghost Crayfish
- Orconectes packardi Appalachian Cave Crayfish
- Orconectes pellucidus Mammoth Cave Crayfish
- Procambarus acherontis Orlando Cave Crayfish
- Procambarus attiguus Silver Glen Springs Cave Crayfish
- Procambarus delicatus Bigcheek Cave Crayfish
- Procambarus erythrops Santa Fe Cave Crayfish
- Procambarus franzi Orange Lake Cave Crayfish
- Procambarus horsti Big Blue Spring Cave Crayfish
- Procambarus leitheuseri Coastal Lowland Cave Crayfish
- Procambarus lucifugus Light-fleeing Cave Crayfish
- Procambarus milleri Miami Cave Crayfish
- Procambarus morrisi Putnum County Cave Crayfish
- Procambarus orcinus Woodville Karst Cave Crayfish
- Procambarus pallidus Pallid Cave Crayfish
- Troglocambarus maclanei North Florida Spider Cave Crayfish
Reference RE-00006