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Cephaloecetes enigmaticus Just, 2012 (original description)
Neoecetes Just, 2012 (original description)
Neoecetes conipes Just, 2012 (original description)
Rhinoecetes albomaculosus Just, 2012 (original description)
Rhinoecetes brevirostris Just, 2012 (original description)
Rhinoecetes coclearis Just, 2012 (original description)
Rhinoecetes dinoceros Just, 2012 (original description)
Rhinoecetes meridianus Just, 2012 (original description)
Rhinoecetes rhinoceros Just, 2012 (original description)
Bass Strait for Rhinoecetes albomaculosus Just, 2012
Bass Strait for Rhinoecetes coclearis Just, 2012
Bass Strait for Rhinoecetes dinoceros Just, 2012
Bass Strait for Rhinoecetes meridianus Just, 2012
Jervis Bay for Cephaloecetes enigmaticus Just, 2012
Jervis Bay for Rhinoecetes albomaculosus Just, 2012
Jervis Bay for Rhinoecetes dinoceros Just, 2012
Moreton Bay for Rhinoecetes dinoceros Just, 2012
Moreton Bay for Rhinoecetes rhinoceros Just, 2012
New South Wales for Rhinoecetes brevirostris Just, 2012
New South Wales for Rhinoecetes coclearis Just, 2012
New South Wales for Rhinoecetes rhinoceros Just, 2012
Port Phillip Bay for Neoecetes conipes Just, 2012
Port Phillip Bay for Rhinoecetes meridianus Just, 2012
Queensland for Rhinoecetes coclearis Just, 2012
South Australian Gulfs for Rhinoecetes meridianus Just, 2012
Tasmania for Rhinoecetes brevirostris Just, 2012
Tasmania for Rhinoecetes coclearis Just, 2012
Victoria (Australian state) for Rhinoecetes brevirostris Just, 2012
Western Port Bay for Rhinoecetes meridianus Just, 2012
Holotype NMV J62378, geounit Port Phillip Bay, identified as Neoecetes conipes Just, 2012
Holotype NMV J62382, geounit Port Phillip Bay, identified as Rhinoecetes meridianus Just, 2012
Holotype AM P23092, geounit New South Wales, identified as Rhinoecetes brevirostris Just, 2012
Holotype AM P23094, identified as Rhinoecetes robustus Just, 1983
Holotype AM P87030, geounit New South Wales, identified as Rhinoecetes rhinoceros Just, 2012
Holotype AM P87039, geounit Jervis Bay, identified as Rhinoecetes dinoceros Just, 2012
Holotype AM P87051, geounit Jervis Bay, identified as Rhinoecetes albomaculosus Just, 2012
Holotype AM P87061, geounit Jervis Bay, identified as Cephaloecetes enigmaticus Just, 2012
Australia, central New South Wales south to Bass Strait, 8 m (Jervis Bay)–123 m (Bass Strait). [details]
Eastern Australia from Sydney south to western Victoria and eastern Tasmania, 6–16 m. [details]
Eastern Australia from Moreton Bay, Queensland to Bass Strait and eastern and southern Tasmania, 13.5–40 m. [details]
Eastern Australia, Moreton Bay, Queensland to Bass Strait, Victoria. 8–80 m. [details]
South-eastern Australis, Bass Strait, Port Phillip Bay to Adelaide, 2–123 m. [details]
Eastern Australia, New South Wales, Sydney area, 2–4.5 m; Queensland, Moreton Bay, 8–14 m. [details]
Eastern Australia, central New South Wales to Bass Strait; 12–40 m. [details]
The reference to the cephalon, from the Greek κεφάλι (kefale), alludes to the main difference between this ... [details]
The species is so named because for some considerable time it presented an enigma. [details]
The genus name combines the Greek νέος (neos meaning new) followed by the family ending ‘oecetes’. [details]
The species is named for its conical uropod 3 ramus [details]
The epithet includes the Latin albus (white) and maculosus (spotted) alluding to the white spots on antenna 2 in ... [details]
The species is named for its short (Latin brevis), broad, triangular rostrum. [details]
The species name is from the Latin coclear meaning spoon, alluding to the characteristic broad, curved, ... [details]
The species is named for its dinosaur-like vaulted head and up-curved rostrum. [details]
The species is widespread in south-eastern Australia, hence meridianus (Latin for southern). [details]
The species is named for its strongly up-curved rostrum. [details]
