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Systematik 1923 Systematik 1923 STEAD, D. G.: Contributions to a knowledge of the Australien Crustacean fauna. No. 1. Observations on the genus Neptunus. — Proc. Linn. Soc. N. S. Wales 24, 746- -758; 1899. STEVENS, B. A.: Ecological observations on Callianassidae of Puget Sound. — Ecology 10, 399- 405, 3 Abb.; 1929/X. SUCKER, L.: Die Fische nebst eßbaren wirbellosen Thieren der Adria und ihre Zu- bereitung. - Triest 1895. TRESSLER, I). K. & LEMON, 4. McW.: Marine produets of Commerce. 2. Aufl. — New- York 1951. VANHÖEEEN, E.: Über die Krabben, denen Kamerun seinen Namen verdankt, Sitz.- Ber. Ges. naturf. Fr. Berlin 1011, 105-110; 1911. WANG, C. S.: The Crab in China. China J. 7, 148 151; I927/1X. WARD, M.: The crab in medicine, magie and rnyth. —• Austr. Mus. Mag. 0, 211-217, 7 Abb.; 1937. W II.EE, O.: Zur Kenntnis dei' Garnele und Garnelenerzeugnisse als Nahrungs- und Genußmittel. Abh. Inst. Seefisch. Wesermünde 5; 1930. 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