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Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda) in Port Phillip Taylor, J. & Poore G. C. B. (2012) List of amphipods (Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda) in Port Phillip. Museum Victoria, Melbourne. This list is based on Museum Victoria collection records. Number of species listed: 183. Species (Author) Higher Classification Aetiopedes gracilis Moore & Myers, 1988 Aetiopedesidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Allorchestes compressa Dana, 1852 Dogielinotidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Amaryllis carrascoi Lowry & Stoddart, 2002 Amaryllididae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Amaryllis keablei Lowry & Stoddart, 2002 Amaryllididae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Amaryllis macrophthalma Haswell, 1879 Amaryllididae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Amaryllis sp. mov 493 Amaryllididae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Ampelisca australis Haswell, 1879 Ampeliscidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Ampelisca euroa Lowry & Poore, 1985 Ampeliscidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Ampelisca tilpa Lowry & Poore, 1985 Ampeliscidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Ampelisca toora Lowry & Poore, 1985 Ampeliscidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Ampelisciphotis sp. mov 547 Corophiidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Amphilochid sp. mov 1038 Amphilochidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Ampithoe ngana Poore & Lowry, 1997 Ampithoidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Ampithoe sp. mov 495 Ampithoidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Ampithoe sp. mov 1714 Ampithoidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Anamixis sp. mov 1715 Anamixidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Andaniotes wallaroo Barnard, 1972 Stegocephalidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Aora hebes Myers & Moore, 1983 Aoridae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Aora maculata (Thomson, 1879) Aoridae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Aora mortoni (Haswell, 1879) Aoridae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Birubius babaneekus Barnard & Drummond, 1978 Phoxocephalidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Birubius cartoo Barnard & Drummond, 1978 Phoxocephalidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Birubius gambodeni Barnard & Drummond, 1978 Phoxocephalidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Birubius gelarus Barnard & Drummond, 1978 Phoxocephalidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Birubius jirrandus Barnard & Drummond, 1978 Phoxocephalidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Birubius lowannus Barnard & Drummond, 1978 Phoxocephalidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Birubius maamus Barnard & Drummond, 1978 Phoxocephalidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Birubius maldus Barnard & Drummond, 1978 Phoxocephalidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Birubius mayamayi Barnard & Drummond, 1978 Phoxocephalidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Birubius munggai Barnard & Drummond, 1978 Phoxocephalidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Developed for the Port Phillip Bay Taxonomic Toolkit, www.portphillipmarinelife.net.au Page 1 Birubius myallus Barnard & Drummond, 1978 Phoxocephalidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Birubius panamunus Barnard & Drummond, 1976 Phoxocephalidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Birubius taldeus Barnard & Drummond, 1978 Phoxocephalidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Birubius thalmus Barnard & Drummond, 1978 Phoxocephalidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Birubius wirakus Barnard & Drummond, 1978 Phoxocephalidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Birubius wulgaru Barnard & Drummond, 1978 Phoxocephalidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Birubius yandus Barnard & Drummond, 1978 Phoxocephalidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Birubius yorlunus Barnard & Drummond, 1978 Phoxocephalidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Booranus tikeri Barnard & Drummond, 1978 Phoxocephalidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Booranus wangoorus Barnard & Drummond, 1978 Phoxocephalidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Brolgus tattersalli (Barnard, 1958) Phoxocephalidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Byblis mildura Lowry & Poore, 1985 Ampeliscidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Caprella equilibra Say, 1818 Caprellidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Caprella penantis Leach, 1814 Caprellidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Caprella scaura Templeton, 1836 Caprellidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Cephalophoxoides kukathus (Barnard & Drummond, 1978) Phoxocephalidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Ceradocus dooliba Barnard, 1972 Maeridae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Ceradocus rubromaculatus (Stimpson, 1856) Maeridae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Ceradocus sellickensis Sheard, 1939 Maeridae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Ceradocus serratus (Bate, 1862) Maeridae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Cerapus sp. mov 624 Corophiidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Cheiriphotis sp. mov 548 Corophiidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Cheirocratus bassi Barnard & Drummond, 1982 Cheirocratidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Chelura terebrans Philippi, 1839 Cheluridae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Colomastix sp. mov 3662 Colomastigidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Corophium sp. mov 500 Corophiidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Cyamus boopis Lütken, 1870 Cyamidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Cymadusa setosa (Haswell, 1879) Ampithoidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Cyphocarid sp. mov 1317 Cyphocarididae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Dulichiella australis (Haswell, 1879) Melitidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Elasmopus woodjonesi Hughes & Lowry, 2011 Maeridae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Endevoura mirabilis Chilton, 1921 Endevouridae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Eorchestia macleyana (Haswell, 1879) Talitridae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Ericthonius pugnax Dana, 1852 Ischyroceridae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Euonyx sp. mov 1329 Uristidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Exoediceroides latrans (Haswell, 1879) Exoedicerotidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Gammarella berringar (Barnard, 1974) Melitidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Gammaropsis sp. mov 1305 Corophiidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Grandidierella japonica Stephensen, 1938 Aoridae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Haplocheira barbimana (Thomson, 1879) Corophiidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Developed for the Port Phillip Bay Taxonomic Toolkit, www.portphillipmarinelife.net.au Page 2 Harpinioides sp. mov 264 Calliopiidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Hippomedon cf denticulatus mov 1314 (Bate, 1857) Lysianassidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Hippomedon denticulatus (Bate, 1857) Lysianassidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Hoho carteta (Barnard, 1972) Maeridae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Hoho marilla (Barnard, 1972) Maeridae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Hornellia micramphopus (Stebbing, 1910) Cheirocratidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Hornellia sp. mov 357 Cheirocratidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Hyperietta luzoni (Stebbing, 1888) Lestrigonidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Icilius australis Haswell, 1879 Iciliidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Iphimediid sp. mov 1751 Iphimediidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Iphimediid sp. mov 1752 Iphimediidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Iphiplateia sp. mov 491 Phliantidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Ischyrocerus sp. mov 1041 Ischyroceridae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Jassa marmorata Holmes, 1903 Ischyroceridae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Kulgaphoxus borralus Barnard & Drummond, 1978 Phoxocephalidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Kulgaphoxus cadgeeus Barnard & Drummond, 1978 Phoxocephalidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Leucothoe assimilis Barnard, 1974 Leucothoidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Leucothoe commensalis Haswell, 1879 Leucothoidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Leucothoe tarte Barnard, 1974 Leucothoidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Liljeborgia dubia (Haswell, 1879) Liljeborgiidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Liljeborgia sp. mov 1042 Liljeborgiidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Limnoporeia kalduke Barnard & Drummond, 1978 Phoxocephalidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Limnoporeia maranowe Barnard & Drummond, 1978 Phoxocephalidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Limnoporeia woorake Barnard & Drummond, 1978 Phoxocephalidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Linguimaera leo Krapp-Schickel, 2003 Maeridae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Linguimaera tias Krapp-Schickel, 2003 Maeridae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Lysianassid sp. mov 1318 Lysianassidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Lysianassid sp. mov 1319 Lysianassidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Lysianassid sp. mov 1320 Lysianassidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Lysianassid sp. mov 1321 Lysianassidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Lysianassid sp. mov 1322 Lysianassidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Lysianassid sp. mov 1323 Lysianassidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Lysianassid sp. mov 1325 Lysianassidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Lysianassid sp. mov 1326 Lysianassidae : Amphipoda : Malacostraca : Arthropoda Lysianassid sp. mov 1327 Lysianassidae
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