Kensley, B. (1970). A small collection of decapod Crustacea from Mozambique. Ann. S. Mus. 57(5): 103-122.

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Kensley, B.

1970

57(5): 103-122

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During July 1968 a team of biologists from the University of Cape Town, led by Professor J.H. Day, visited Inhambane, on the coast of Mozambique. The purpose of the visit was to do a second survey of the Morrumbene estuary, as part of the series of estuarine surveys carried out around southern Africa. At the same time, an opportunity was taken of collecting plant and animal specimens at Jangamo (24.o6S., 35.21E.), 32 km south of Inhambane. The collecting was done along the shore and nearby reef, supplemented by diving. The decapod crustacean material was submitted to the South African Museum for identification. A list of the species, together with the catalogue numbers of the zoology Department, University of Cape Town, is given. In many cases, duplicate material has been kept in the collection of the South African Museum, where the type material is housed.

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