A NEW SPECIES OF PARANEPHROPS WHITE, 1842 - A FOSSIL FRESH-WATER CRAYFISH (DECAPODA, PARASTACIDAE) FROM THE MANUHERIKIA GROUP (MIOCENE), CENTRAL OTAGO, NEW-ZEALAND
Rm. Feldmann et M. Pole, A NEW SPECIES OF PARANEPHROPS WHITE, 1842 - A FOSSIL FRESH-WATER CRAYFISH (DECAPODA, PARASTACIDAE) FROM THE MANUHERIKIA GROUP (MIOCENE), CENTRAL OTAGO, NEW-ZEALAND, New Zealand Journal of Geology and Geophysics, 37(2), 1994, pp. 163-167
Discovery of a single specimen of fossil freshwater crayfish from the
Miocene Dunstan Formation in Central Otago, New Zealand, permits descr
iption of Paranephrops fordycei n. sp. The specimen, a nearly entire m
olted carapace and abdomen, represents the first occurrence of this ge
nus, and the family Parastacidae, in the fossil record.