Belg. J. Zool., 131 (1): 43-55 January 2001

Checklist of isopods (Crustacea : Peracarida : ) from the Eastern Tropical Pacific

Maria del Carmen Espinosa-Pérez and Michel E. Hendrickx

Laboratorio de Invertebrados Bentónicos, Estación Mazatlán UNAM, P.O. Box 811, Mazatlán, 82000 Sinaloa, Mexico

ABSTRACT. Literature dealing with isopods from the east Pacific is reviewed. Marine and brackish water species reported at least once in the Eastern Tropical Pacific zoogeographic subregion, which extends from Magdalena Bay, on the west coast of Southern Baja California, Mexico, to Paita, in northern Peru, are listed, and their ranges along the Pacific coast of America are provided. Unpublished records, based on material kept in the collections of the authors, were also considered, to modify previously published distribution ranges within the study area. A total of 124 species, belonging to 68 genera, is included in the checklist and new records or new distribution data are provided for 19 species. A list of names of species and subspecies currently recognized as invalid for the area is also included.

KEY WORDS : Isopoda, Eastern Tropical Pacific, Checklist, Distribution.

INTRODUCTION of species ofCymothoa and Lironeca) (B r u s c a , 1980; 1981 ; B r u sc a & Iv e r s o n , 1985). Isopods belong to the superorder Peracarida, which The high diversity and ecological success of this group represents approximately 50% of all described crus­ are reflected by their presence in a great variety of marine taceans. The order Isopoda contains about 9500 species and brackish water habitats. They are virtually found that inhabit marine, fresh water and terrestrial ecosystems everywhere in the seas and oceans, from the supralittoral (B r u s c a , pers. comm., April 2000). As in other ecosys­ zone (e.g., Ligia species) to abyssal depths (e.g., species tems where they occur, marine isopods play an important of the suborder Asellota). They live in a wide variety of role in the food web, in particular in removing decaying habitats, including mangrove roots(R ib i, 1 9 8 1 ; E l l iso n material from natural or altered environments. Isopods & Fa r n s w o r t h , 1990), mixed and soft bottoms(T a y l o r also represent an important factor of economic unbalance. & M o o r e , 1995), seagrasses(K a n g & Y u n , 1988), coral Some species (e.g., Limnoria lignorum Rathke, 1799) are reefs (D e l a n e y , 1984) and rocky and sandy beaches wood-burrowing species which damage wooden marine (S c h u l t z , 1961; D e x t e r , 1972; 1974; 1976). structures (e.g., docks, ships, piers, etc.), although they also contribute to the initial breakdown of woody detritus As in other tropical marine regions of the world, the in natural shallow waters ecosystems (S c h m it t , 1965; isopods of the Eastern Tropical Pacific (ETP) include a S c h u l t z , 1969; B r u s c a , 1980). Species ofSphaeroma, wide variety of forms, contained in many families from known to affect red mangrove roots (e.g.,S. peruvianum different habitats and sites. Although generally rather Richardson, 1910; see P e r r y & B r u s c a , 1989) have also small, are among the most obvious been observed boring into sandstone and chalk(S c h m it t , marine isopods as they live in intertidal or shallow waters, 1965). Other species are parasites on commercially hence they are easy to observe or collect. They occur important fishes and (B r u s c a , 1981; under rocks but also in high numbers among intertidal M a r k h a m , 1985) and can cause damage to gills (e.g., algae, within the chambers of sponges and with other males of species of Livoneca), skin (e.g., species of encrusting such as bryozoans. Aegidae and Rocinela and Nerocila), or within the mouth (e.g., females Cymothoidae are temporary and obligatory parasites in fishes, sometimes with a very low host specificity; Nerocila acuminata Schiödte & Meinert, 1881, for instance, has been observed on as many as 40 species of Corresponding author: M. Hendrickx, e-mail:[email protected] fishes (families Engraulidae, Atherinidae, Serranidae, 44 Maria del Carmen Espinosa-Pérez and Michel E. Elendrickx

Mugilidae and Embiotocidae). Predaceous species of the porcellain crabs and caridean shrimps (e.g., Upogebia family Cirolanidae are found in many habitats (e.g., in dawsoni Williams, 1986; Upogebia macginitieorum algae and mussel beds, under rocks and among intertidal Williams, 1986; Munida refulgens Faxon, 1893; animals, on sandy beaches) of the intertidal zone and shal­ Pleuroncodes planipes Stimpson, 1860; Parapagurodes low waters. Anthuridae are often small and usually do not laurentae McLaughlin & Haig, 1973; Parapagurodes occur in large numbers. Hence, anthurids are relatively makarovi McLaughlin & Haig, 1973; Petrolisthes hians rare in collections although they share a wide variety of Nobili, 1901; Glyphocrangon spinulosa Faxon, 1893; intertidal and shallow water habitats with more common Hyppolyte californiensis Holmes, 1895;Thor algicola species. Anthurids usually build burrows or are associated Wicksten, 1987)(H a n s e n , 1897;N ie r s t r a s z & B r e n d e r with encrusting organisms, which might be the major rea­ À B r a n d is , 1929; M a r k h a m , 1975;C a m p o s -G o n z á l e z son for their scarcity in collections. Idoteidae are usually & C a m p o y -Fa v e l a , 1987; Sa l a z a r -V a l l e jo & L e ija - solitary animals with a clear preference for seaweed, T r is t á n , 1989). The other epicaridean family known in although they occupy other habitats as well (e.g., mussel the area, Dajidae, is represented in the ETP by one species beds, muddy substrates). Due to their mimetic capacity, only, an ectoparasite of euphausiacean shrimps(S h ie l d s idoteids are difficult to spot while they grasp to algal & G ó m e z-G u t ié r r e z , 1996). leaves and stems. Corallanidae include free-living and The earliest works specifically related to isopods of the temporary parasitic species, mostly on fishes, turtles and east Pacific were published at the end of last century shrimps. They are wide-spread marine, brackish water (H a n s e n , 1890, 1897). A few years later Harriet and fresh water organisms, found from the intertidal zone Richardson presented her Monograph of the North to the upper shelf fringe in virtually every type of habitat America Isopods (R ic h a r d s o n , 1905), which still repre­ (B r u s c a , 1980; 1981; B r u s c a & I v e r s o n , 1985; sents to date the most complete monograph on isopods D e l a n e y , 1989; S c h u l t z , 1961). from the American continent. Many papers have been Other families are represented in the ETP by only one produced since then, most by American scientists (see or two species. Oniscidae are found on rocky and sandy M e n z ie s , 1962; S c h u l t z , 1969; B o w m a n , 1977; beaches, generally along the upper tidal limit where the N u n o m u r a , 1978). In the mid 70’s a very important series substrate remains humid and detritus offers food and shel­ of taxonomic, ecological and zoogeographic works were ter. Members of the family Serolidae are rarely found in presented by a group of Californian scientists under the the Gulf of California. Tylidae contains one only, leadership of Richard C. Brusca. Their most relevant with terrestrial habits. Found at the upper limit of the tides works were a review of the species known from the Gulf on sandy beaches, they feed on all kinds of organic detri­ of California(B r u s c a , 1980), a review of the families tus, especially seaweeds. The families Microcerberidae Cymothoidae (B r u sc a 1978a, 1978b, 1981), Aegidae and Munnidae (with at least one undescribed species for (B r u s c a , 1983) and Idoteidae (B r u sc a & W a l l e r s t e in , the area) are poorly known and only a few records are 1979a; 1979b), a monograph on isopods of the Pacific available. Gnathiidae are known from all depths. coast of Costa Rica(B r u sc a & Iv e r s o n , 1985) and a Gnathiids are a poorly known group, with the review of the Cirolanidae of the Eastern Tropical Pacific almost entirely based on the morphology of males due to (ETP) (B r u sc a et al., 1995). For more complete lists of the similarity among female specimens. Arcturidae are recent literature on marine isopods of the ETP see papers among the most bizarre isopods species. Often associated by B r u sc a (1980), D e l a n e y (1984) and B r u sc a et al. with seagrass and crinoids, they feature striking adapta­ (1995). tions of pereopods related to their clinging habits. Jaeropsidae, Janiridae, Paramunnidae, and Gnathostene­ METHODS troididae are represented in the area by a single species each; maximum size is usually of the order of 2 mm or Records in the checklist were derived from a review of less, making these animals difficult to spot and collect; the literature dealing with Eastern Tropical Pacific there might be numerous undescribed species present isopods, combined with unpublished data obtained during along the ETP coast. Paramunnidae are usually found on recent surveys of the fauna of the Pacific coast of Mexico. muddy subtrates in both shallow and deep water. Species Unpublished information was also obtained while review­ of Scyphacidae are also of small size and occur in the lit­ ing museum collections and through the generosity of col­ toral zone, on sandy substrate covered with detritus or leagues. As in previous works dealing with species of (B r u s c a , K e n s l e y & among rocks and pebbles 1980; Crustacea ocurring in the ETP (see H e n d r ic k x , 1995; S c h o t t e , 1989). H e n d r ic k x & H a r v e y , 1999), this area is herein defined as extending from Magdalena Bay, on the west coast of All species of Epicaridea are ectoparasites of other Baja California Sur, to the area of Paita, Peru, including crustaceans. They have been reported on a wide variety of the entire Gulf of California and all oceanic islands that crustaceans groups, from Copepoda to Decapoda. lie within the latitudinally-defined tropical fringe. Bopyridae represent by far the most widespread family of Epicaridea; Eastern Tropical Pacific species have been Occurrence of species in other geographic regions of reported on ghost shrimps, squad lobsters, hermit-crabs, the world has been indicated by the following abbrevia­ Checklist of isopods from the Eastern Tropical Pacific 45

tions : I-PAC, Indo-Pacific ; I-WPAC, Indo-West Pacific ; Richardson, 1904, has been considered an incertae sedis W-ATL, West Atlantic; ATL, West and East Atlantic; N- species (Bruce, 1990) but is reported here to account for PAC, North Pacific; MED, Mediterranean. Records on records of this species in the area. offshore islands or rocks are cited separately, as they often correspond to southern or northern distribution limits Records ofParacerceis sculpta (Holmes, 1904) from the markedly different from those known along the continent. Mediterranean (R o d r ig u ez et al., 1992) and from the West As a rule, we considered only oceanic islands (Clarion Atlantic (P ir e s, 1980; 1981) are questioned by R.C. B r u sc a and Socorro, Revillagigedo, Mexico ; Clipperton, France ; (pers. comm., April 2000); although P. sculpta is without Coco, Costa Rica; Malpelo, Colombia; Galapagos, any doubt one of the most commonly reported species of Ecuador; Juan Fernandez, Chile) or rocks (Alijos, isopods along the west coast of Mexico and occurs in a wide Mexico) to be “offshore” records. For the sake of clarity, variety of habitats (from the rocky intertidal to 69 m ; among all records for “Isla del Coco”, Costa Rica (such as “Coco algae, in sponges and on mangrove aerial roots), such a wide Island”, “Cocos Island”, “isla Cocos” and [rarely] “isla distribution pattem is indeed rather surprising. Munna del Coco”) are referred to as “Coco Island”. Records on (Uromunna) ubiquita Menzies, 1952 is cited herein as close-to-continent islands, such as Gorgona Island, the Uromunna ubiquita, following the proposal ofP o o r e Tres Marias Islands, and those in the Gulf of California (1984b) who elevated Uromunna to the category of genus. and the Gulf of Panama, are included in the general con­ The genus Calafia, described by Carvacho (1983) to accom­ tinental range of the species. modate a new species of Asellota from western Mexico, is a junior synonym ofMaresiella Fresi & Scipione, 1980 (G. B r u sc a The taxonomic sequence of suborders follows W il so n , pers. comm., Oct. 2000). & W il s o n (1991). Families, genera and species are listed alphabetically. If the range was given in the original Colidotea findleyi Brusca & Wallerstein, 1977, known description and has not been modified since, the source is from both sides of the Baja California Peninsula (upper the original citation. Author citations are given at the end Gulf of California and southern California to northwest­ of the range. An appendix, at the end of the list, provides ern Baja California), appears to be a warm-temperate dis­ names of non-valid species or subspecies cited for the junct species. Idotea fewkesi (Richardson, 1904) and I. Eastern Tropical Pacific. The correct, currently recog­ montereyensis Maloney, 1933, clearly belong to the tem­ nized valid name is provided in parenthesis. Invalid perate fauna of the East Pacific; in addition to records names cited for other zoogeographic regions are not from Alaska to northern California for the first species included, as they are not relevant to this study. and from British Colombia to northern California for the second, each species has been recorded once in Baja California(A u s t in , 1985) without further precision as to RESULTS the exact locality. It is unlikely, however, that they occur south of Magdalena Bay and they have therefore not been The present paper provides an updated taxonomic list of included in the list. Idotea wosnesenskii Brandt, 1851, a all species of Isopoda known from the area: 124 species, clearly temperate species recorded from Alaska to belonging to 68 genera. Those include eight undescribed California has been registered only once in the SE end of species of isopods known to us in the study area: two the Gulf of California (La Paz, Southern Baja California; species of the suborder Epicarida and six species of the “Albatross” sample) by B r u sc a & W a l l e r st e in (1977) suborder Flabellifera (genera Rocinela, Eurydice, who questioned the validity of this record, which most Alcirona, Limnoria, Exosphaeroma and Paracerceis ). likely has resulted from an erroneous label rather than Although this list is not a systematic paper, the following represents a distribution anomaly; indeed, La Paz is not in comments are in order together with some considerations on an upwelling zone. The records of the supralittoral species species distribution or occurrence in the area.Coxicerberus Ligia exotica Roux, 1828 for California byR ic h a r d s o n mexicanus (Pennak, 1958) is known only from the type (1899; 1901; 1905), might be in error; R.C.B r u sc a ’s locality (Acapulco, Guerrero, Mexico); this diminutive opinion (pers. comm., April 2000) is thatL. exotica is species has never been reported since its original description rather a strictly tropical species and species found along by P e n n a k (1958).Cirolana diminuta Menzies, 1962 had the Californian littoral are eitherL. occidentalis Dana, previously been synonymized with C. parva Hansen, 1890 1853 orL. pallasii Brandt, 1833. In spite of its singular (B r u c e & B o w m a n , 1982), but B r u sc a et al. (1995) have taxonomic characteristics Alloniscus thalassophilus presented numerous taxonomic arguments that lead them to Rioja, 1964 has not been registered since its original the conclusion that both species should be considered valid. description by R io ja (1963). Alloniscus perconvexus According to R.C. B r u sc a (pers. comm., April 2000), Dana, 1855 andArmadilloniscus holmesi Arcangeli, Californian records ofC. parva are likely to correspond to 1933, are temperate species known to Magdalena Bay, the C. diminuta. Alcirona insularis Hansen, 1890,A. hirsuta northernmost limit of the study area considered herein; Moore, 1902 and A. malvadensis Stebbing, 1904 are syn­ however, due to the fact that these genera have been occa­ onyms of A. krebsii Hansen, 1890, but according to sionally recorded for subtropical regions, both species D e l a n ey (1989)A. krebsii might well represent a species were included in the checklist as they might also occur complex in need of a thorough revision.Idusa carinata south of Magdalena Bay. 46 Maria del Carmen Espinosa-Pérez and Michel E. Hendrickx

Some interesting results related to species distribution 3. Cyathura munda Menzies, 1951 were also obtained during this study (Table 1) and this Marine County, California, USA, to Mexican border. Gulf of information has been added to the distribution ranges, California, Mexico (M e n z ie s , 1951; W e t z e r & B r u s c a , referring to these records as “unpublished data” in the text. 1997). 4. Mesanthura nubifera Wägele, 1984 TABLE 1 Known only from Tiburon Island, Sonora, Mexico (N e g o e s c u & W ä g e l e , 1984). List of species of isopods occurring in the Eastern Tropical Pacific and for which new records or new distribution data were 5. Mesanthura occidentalis Menzies & Barnard, 1959 made available during this sfiidy. Point Conception, California, USA, to Gulf of Nicoya, Costa Rica, including the east coast of the Gulf of Species New record or distribution California, north to Puerto Peñasco, Sonora, Mexico range (B r u s c a , 1980 ; V a r g a s et al., 1985 W; e t z e r et al., 1991 ; unpublished data). Cortezura penascoensis Coast of Oaxaca, Mexico. Mesanthura occidentalis Guaymas, Sonora ; Tenacatita Paranthuridae Menzies & Glynn, 1968 Bay, Jalisco, Mexico. Paranthura elegans Guaymas, Sonora ; Banderas 6. Califanthura squamosissima (Menzies, 1951) Bay, Nayarit, Mexico. Marine County, California, USA, to Tangola-Tangola Bay, Rocinela belliceps Mazatlan, Sinaloa, Mexico. Oaxaca, Mexico, including the east coast of the Gulf of Anopsilana oaxaca Off Chamela River, Jalisco, California, probably to Puerto Peñasco, Sonora(Nunomura, Mexico. 1978; H e n d r i c k x & v a n der Heiden, 1983; P o o r e , 1984a; Cirolana nielbrucei Banco Gordo, Baja California W e t z e r et al., 1991 ; C a l d e r ó n & C a m p o y , 1993). Sur, Mexico. Excorallana truncata San Marcos Island, west coast of 7. Colanthura bruscai Poore, 1984 Gulf of California, Mexico. Off San Clemente (33°22.9’N, 117°35.8’W), California, Ceratothoa gaudichaudiiTopolobampo Bay, Sinaloa, USA, to Salinas Bay, Costa Rica, including the east coast Mexico. of the Gulf of California, Mexico(P o o r e , 1984a; W e t z e r Elthusa menziesi Tastiota esfiiary, Sonora, Mexico. et al., 1991). Elthusa vulgaris Off Puerto Madero, Chiapas, 8. Paranthura californiae Nunomura, 1978 Mexico. Known only from Magdalena Bay, west coast of Baja Paradella dianae San Juan de Alima, Michoacan, California, Mexico (N u n o m u r a , 1978; N e g o e s c u & Mexico. W ä g e l e , 1984). Dynoides crenulatus Raza Point, Nayarit, Mexico. Dynoides saldanai Raza Point, Nayarit, Mexico. 9. Paranthura elegans Menzies, 1951 Exosphaeroma sp. Los Arcos, Jalisco, Mexico. Tomales Point, Marine County, California, USA, to San Paracerceis sculpta San Juan de Alima, Michoacan, Quintín Bay, Baja California, Mexico; including the east Mexico. coast of the Gulf of California, north to Guaymas, Sonora, Neastacilla californica Topolobampo Bay, Sinaloa, Mexico (M e n z ie s , 1951 ; W e t z e r & B r u s c a , 1997; unpub­ Mexico. lished data) Synisoma wetzerae Guaymas, Sonora, Mexico. 10. Paranthura longitelson Wägele, 1984 Tylos punctatus punctatusLa Paz, Baja California Sur; Mazatlan, Sinaloa, Mexico. Gulf of California, Estanque, Angel de la Guarda and Ligia occidentalis Chamela Bay, Jalisco, Mexico. Tiburon Islands to Guaymas, Sonora and La Paz, Southern Baja California, Mexico(W ä g e l e , 1 9 8 4 ).

MICROCERBERIDEA Lang, 1961

SYSTEMATIC ACCOUNT Microcerberidae Karaman, 1933

ISOPODA Latreille, 1817 11. Coxicerberus mexicanus (Pennak, 1958) ANTHURIDEA Leach, 1814 Known only from Acapulco, Guerrero, Mexico(P e n n a k , 1958). Anthuridae Leach, 1814

1. Cortezura penascoensis Schultz, 1977 FLABELLIFERA Sars, 1882 Puerto Peñasco, east coast of the Gulf of California, Mexico, to Gulf of Tehuantepec, Oaxaca, Mexico Aegidae Dana, 1853 (S c h u l t z , 1977 ; unpublished data). 2. Cyathura guaroensis Brusca & Iverson, 1985 12. Aega acuminata Hansen, 1897 Known only from Costa Rica(B r u s c a & I v e r s o n , 1985; Off Blanco Cape, Costa Rica. Galapagos Islands(H a n s e n , W e t z e r et al., 1991). 1897; B r u s c a , 1983). Checklist of isopods from the Eastern Tropical Pacific 47

13. Aega deshaysiana (H. Milne-Edwards, 1840) 27. Anopsilana browni an(y Name, 1936) Coco Island(B r u s c a , 1983). HAW. I-PAC. ATL. Gulf of Nicoya, Costa Rica(B r u c e , 1986a;B r u s c a et al., 1995). W-ATL. 14. Aega maxima Hansen, 1897 A single record off Coco Island (5°56’N, 85°10’30”W) 28. Anopsilana oaxaca Carvacho & Haasmann, 1984 (H a n s e n , 1897; B r u s c a , 1983). From Chamela Bay, Jalisco to Manialtepec Lagoon, 15. Aega longicornis Hansen, 1897 Oaxaca, Mexico. Clipperton Island (B r u s c a et al., 1995; unpublished data). Galapagos Islands (H a n s e n , 1897; B r u s c a , 1983). 16. Aega plebeia Hansen, 1987 29. Cirolana diminuta Menzies, 1962 Aleutian Islands, Alaska, USA south to Tierra del Fuego, Point Conception, California, USA, to San Ignacio Argentina (not in the Gulf of California). Coco Island Lagoon, west coast of Baja California, Mexico. A single record at Espiritu Santo Island, southern Gulf of (H a n s e n , 1897; R ic h a r d s o n , 1909; B r u s c a , 1983; pers. comm., April 2000). I-PAC. California, Mexico. Galapagos Islands (B r u s c a et al., 1995 B; r u s c a , pers. comm., April 2000). 17. Rocinela belliceps (Stimpson, 1864) Aleutian Islands, Alaska, to Channel Islands, California, 30. Cirolana harfordi (Lockington, 1877) USA. Gulf of California, Angel de la Guarda Island Vancouver Island to Magdalena Bay, west coast of Baja (29°19.9’N, 113°10.4’W) and Mazatlan, Sinaloa, Mexico. California, Mexico. A single record at La Paz, southwest­ ern tip of the Gulf of California(B r u s c a et al., 1995). I- Clarion Island(B r u s c a & F r a n c e , 1992 ; unpublished data). PAC. 18. Rocinela laticauda Hansen, 1897 Piedras Blancas, California, USA, and from Guaymas, 31. Cirolana namelessensis Brusca, Wetzer & France, 1995 Utria, Colombia. Malpelo and Galapagos Islands(B r u s c a Sonora, to Acapulco, Guerrero, Mexico(R ic h a r d s o n , 1905; et al„ 1995). B r u s c a & F r a n c e , 1992; C a l d e r ó n & C a m p o y , 1993). 19. Rocinela modesta Hansen, 1897 32. Cirolana nielbrucei Brusca, Wetzer & France, 1995 Known only from Gulf of Panama (7°31’30”N, 79°14’W) Gulf of California, from Tiburon Island to Arboleda Point, Sonora, and from Chivato Point to Gorda Bank, Baja (H a n s e n , 1897; B r u s c a et al., 1995). California (east coast), Mexico(B r u s c a et al., 1995; 20. Rocinela murilloi Brusca & Iverson, 1985 unpublished data). Point Sur, California, USA, south to Valparaiso, Chile, including the southeastern Gulf of California, Mexico to 33. Cirolana parva Hansen, 1890 San Bias, Nayarit (B r u s c a & F r a n c e , 1992). Gulf of California, at Tortuga Island (west coast), and from Mazatlan, Sinaloa to Punta Mita, Nayarit (east coast), 21. Rocinela signata Schioedte & Meinert, 1879 Mexico, and to Santa Elena Point, Ecuador. Coco and From Newport Bay, California, USA, to Gulf of Galapagos Islands (B r u s c a et al., 1995). W-ATL. Guayaquil, Ecuador, including the whole Gulf of California, Mexico. Galapagos Islands(B o w m a n , 1977; 34. Conilera bullisi Brusca, Wetzer & France, 1995 B r u s c a & F r a n c e , 1992). W-ATL. From San Miguel Cape, west coast of Gulf of California, Mexico, south to Gulf of Guayaquil, Ecuador(B r u s c a et 22. Rocinela tuberculosa Richardson, 1898 al., 1995;E s p in o s a -P é r e z & H e n d r ic k x , 1997). Gulf of California, from San Marcos Island to Gorda Bank (west coast), Mexico (B r u s c a , 1980; B r u s c a & F r a n c e , 35. Eurydice caudata Richardson, 1899 1992). From San Diego, California, USA, to La Libertad, Ecuador, including the Gulf of California, Mexico. 23. Rocinela sp. Guadalupe, Revillagigedo, Coco and Galapagos Islands Northern Gulf of California, Mexico(B r u s c a , 1980). (B o w m a n , 1977; W a l l e r s t e in , 1980; B r u s c a et al., 1995). Ancinidae Tattersall, 1905 36. Excirolana braziliensis Richardson, 1912 From San Felipe and Puerto Peñasco, Gulf of California, 24. Ancinus granulatus Holmes & Gay, 1909 Mexico, south to Concepcion, Chile (Ríos &R a m o s , Southern California, USA, to Cedros Island, west coast of 1990 ; B r u s c a et al., 1995). ATL. Baja California, Mexico. Gulf of California, San Felipe, Baja California (northwest coast) and Mazatlan, Sinaloa 37. Excirolana chamensis Brusca & Weinberg, 1987 Punta Chame Bay and Perlas Island, Panama (B r u s c a & (southeast coast) (G l y n n & G l y n n , 1974; W a l l e r s t e in , W e in b e r g , 1987 ; B r u s c a et al., 1995). 1980 ; v a n d e r H e id e n & H e n d r ic k x , 1982). 25. Ancinus panamensis Glynn & Glynn, 1974 38. Excirolana mayana (Ives, 1891) From Santa Rosa National Park, Costa Rica to Malaga Ojo de Liebre (Scammon’s) Lagoon, west coast of Baja Bay, Colombia (G l y n n & G l y n n , 1974; B r u s c a & California, Mexico. From Rio Colorado Delta, Gulf of California, Mexico, to Playa Blanca Island, Colombia Iv e r s o n , 1985). (B r u s c a et al., 1995). ATL.

Cirolanidae Dana, 1853 39. Metacirolana calypso Brusca, Wetzer & France, 1995. Galapagos Islands (B r u s c a et al., 1995). 26. Anopsilana aleci Brusca, Wetzer & France, 1995. 40. Metacirolana costaricensis Brusca & Iverson, 1985 Miraflores Locks, Panama Channel, Panama(B r u s c a et From Guaymas, Sonora, east coast of the Gulf of al„ 1995). California, Mexico to Panama Bay, Panama. Galapagos 48 Maria del Carmen Espinosa-Pérez and Michel E. Elendrickx

Islands (B r u s c a et al., 1995; E s p in o s a -P é r e z & 52. Anilocra meridionalis Richardson, 1914 H e n d r ic k x , 1997). Pacific Ocean (10°0’N, 142°50’W). Northwest of the 41. Natatolana californiensis (Schultz, 1966) Galapagos Islands (9°31’N, 106°30’W) (B r u s c a , 1981; B r u s c a & I v e r s o n , 1985). From southern California, USA, to Cedros Island, west coast of Baja California, Mexico. In the Gulf of California, 53. Ceratothoa gaudichaudii (H. Milne-Edwards, 1840) at Angel de la Guarda Island and off La Paz, South Baja From southern California, USA, south to Cape Horn, California, Mexico (B r u s c a & N in o s , 1978; B r u s c a et Chile, including the whole Gulf of California, Mexico. al., 1995). A single record in Costa Rica(B r u s c a , pers. Galapagos Islands (B r u s c a , 1981 ; M o l in a & M a n r iq u e . comm., April 2000) and another in the Peru-Chile Trench 1996 ; unpublished data). I-PAC. (7°7.9’S, 80°37’W)(M e n z ie s & G e o r g e , 1972). 54. Ceratothoa gilberti (Richardson, 1904) 42. Natatolana carlenae Brusca, Wetzer & France, 19 9 5 From southern California, USA, to Punta Banda, west From Cedros Island, west coast of Baja California, coast of Baja California; Tortugas Bay, Southern Baja Mexico, to Secas Island, Panama, including the whole Gulf California, and Mazatlan, Sinaloa, Gulf of California, of California, Mexico(B r u s c a et al., 1 9 9 5 ). Mexico (B r u s c a , 1981). 43. Oncilorpheus jerrybarnardi Brusca, Wetzer & France, 55. Cymothoa exigua Schioedte & Meinert, 1884 1995. From San Juanico Bay, west coast of South Baja From Playas Blancas, Costa Rica, to Honda Bay, Panama California, Mexico, south to Panama, including the whole (B r u s c a et al., 1995). Gulf of California. Galapagos Islands(B r u s c a , 1977; 1981 ; A l v a r e z & F l o r e s , 1997). ATL. Corallanidae Hansen, 1890 56. Elthusa menziesi (Brusca, 1981) Todos Santos and San Quintín Bays, west coast of Baja 44. Alcirona krebsii Hansen, 1890 California, and Gulf of California, Mexico. Alijos Rocks. From off San Lucas Cape, Southern Baja California, Gulf Guadalupe Island (C a m p o s et al., 1986; W e t z e r et al., of California, Mexico, to Panama Bay, Panama(M e n z ie s 1991 ; unpublished data). & K r u c z y n s k i , 1983 ; D e l a n e y , 1989). I-PAC. W-ATL. 57. Elthusa vulgaris (Stimpson, 1857) 45. Alcirona sp. From Washington, USA, south to off Puerto Madero, Puerto Peñasco, Sonora, northern Gulf of California, Chiapas, including the whole Gulf of California, Mexico. Mexico (D e l a n e y , 1 9 8 9 ). Near Malpelo Island (B r u s c a , 1981; A u s t in , 1985; 46. Excorallana bruscai Delaney, 1984 unpublished data). From Puerto Peñasco, Sonora, and Concepcion Bay, Baja 58. Enispa convexa (Richardson, 1905) California, Gulf of California, south to Boca de San San Diego, California, USA, to Gulf of Guayaquil, Francisco, Oaxaca, Mexico (D e l a n e y , 1989; W e t z e r et Ecuador. A single record at Playa Novilleros, southern al., 1991 ; H e n d r ic k x & E s p in o s a -P é r e z , 1998b). Gulf of California, Mexico(B r u s c a , 1981 ; B r u s c a & 47. Excorallana conabioae Hendrickx & Espinosa-Pérez, Iv e r s o n , 1985;W e t z e r et al., 1991). 1998 59. Idusa carinata Richardson, 1904 From San Miguel Cape to San Marcial Point, west coast of From Gulf of Panama, Panama to Gulf of Guayaquil, the Gulf of California, Mexico(H e n d r ic k x & E s p in o s a - Ecuador (R ic h a r d s o n , 1904; B r u s c a , 1981). P é r e z , 1998b). 60. Livoneca bowmani Brusca, 1981 48. Excorallana houstoni Delaney, 1984 Gulf of California, from off Colorado River and Santa From San Francisco Island and San Lucas Cape, Southern Cruz Island (west coast), to Nayarit (20°40’N, 105°20’W), Baja California, Gulf of California, to Manzanillo, Colima, Mexico. Near Malpelo Island (3°24’N, 80°45’W)(B r u s c a , Mexico. Galapagos Islands (D e l a n e y , 1 9 8 9 ). 1981; W e t z e r et al„ 1991). 49. Excorallana tricornis occidentalis Richardson, 1905 61. Mothocya gilli Bruce, 1986 From Santa Catalina Island, California, USA, south to From Asuncion Bay to Almeja Bay, west coast of Baja Panama, including the whole Gulf of California, Mexico California, and from Guaymas, Sonora, Gulf of California, (B r u s c a , pers. comm., April 2000 ; D e l a n e y , 1984 ; 1989 ; to Manzanillo, Colima, Mexico(B r u c e , 1986b ;W e t z e r et 1993; G u z m a n et al., 1988). al„ 1991). 50. Excorallana truncata (Richardson, 1899) 62. Nerocila acuminata Schioedte & Meinert, 1881 Point Conception, California, USA, to Panama, including From Long Beach, California, USA, south to Peru, includ­ Puerto Peñasco, Sonora, and San Marcos Island, Gulf of ing the whole Gulf of California, Mexico. Galapagos California, Mexico. Galapagos Islands(D e l a n e y , 1 9 8 9 ; Islands (B r u s c a , 1981). HAWAII. W-ATL. unpublished data). 63. Nerocila excisa (Richardson, 1914) Cymothoidae Leach, 1818 Galapagos and Coco Islands(R ic h a r d s o n , 1914; B r u s c a , 1981). PAC. 51. Anilocra laticauda H. Milne-Edwards, 1840 64. Renocila thresherorum Williams & Williams, 1980 Off Acapulco, Guerrero, Mexico to Peru(C o v e n t r y , A single record at Corona del Mar, California, USA. 1944; M ie r s , 1877; B r u s c a , 1981). ATL. Magdalena Bay, west coast of Baja California, and Gulf of Checklist of isopods from the Eastern Tropical Pacific 49

California, from Loreto to San Jose del Cabo, Mexico Bay, Colombia(B r u s c a & Iv e r s o n , 1985 ; Ríos &R a m o s , (B r u s c a , 1 9 8 1 ). 1990 ; unpublished data). 77. Paracerceis richardsonae Lombardo, 1988 Limnoriidae Harger, 1880 Magdalena Bay, west coast of Baja California; Guaymas, Sonora (Gulf of California), Mexico(L o m b a r d o , 1988). 6 5 . Limnoria tripunctata Menzies, 1951 78. Paracerceis sculpta {Holmes, 1904) From San Francisco Bay, California, USA south to From San Clemente Island, California, USA, south to San Mazatlan, Sinaloa, including the whole Gulf of California, Juan de Alima, Michoacan, Mexico, including the whole Mexico (M e n z ie s , 1951 ; B r u s c a & I v e r s o n , 1985). ATL. Gulf of California, Mexico(R ic h a r d s o n , 1905; B r u s c a , 66. Limnoria sp. 1980 ; unpublished data). ATL. MED. Known only from the coast of Sonora, Gulf of California, 79. Paracerceis sp. Mexico (B r u s c a , 1 9 8 0 ). Gulf of California, from San Esteban and San Pedro Islands to Guaymas, Sonora (east coast), and San Jose Serolidae Dana, 1853 Island, east coast of Baja California, Mexico(B r u s c a , 1980).

6 7 . Heteroserolis carinata (Lockington,1 8 7 7 ) 80. Sphaeroma peruvianum Richardson, 1910 From Santa Monica Bay, California, USA, to San Quintin From Gulf of Nicoya, Costa Rica to Matapalo, Peru Bay, Baja California, Mexico. Gulf of California, from (R ic h a r d s o n , 1910; B r u s c a & Iv e r s o n , 1985;P e r r y & Angel de la Guarda Island to San Miguel Cape and Tiburon B r u s c a , 1989). Island to Lobos Bay (M e n z ie s & B a r n a r d , 1959; 81. Striella balani Glynn, 1968 C a l d e r ó n & C a m p o y , 1993; E s p in o s a -P é r e z & From Santa Cruz Bay, Oaxaca, Mexico, to Naos Island, H e n d r ic k x , 1997;W e t z e r & B r u s c a , 1997). Panama (G l y n n , 1968;C a r v a c h o & H a a s m a n n , 1984). 6 8 . Heteroserolis tropica (Glynn, 1 9 7 6 ) A single record from Panama Bay, Panama(G l y n n , 1 9 7 6 ). ASELLOTA Latreille, 1803

Sphaeromatidae H. Milne-Edwards, 1840 Janiridae Sars, 1899

6 9 . Cassidinidea mexicana Hendrickx & Espinosa-Pérez, 82. Carpias villalobosi (Carvacho, 1983) 1 9 9 8 Gulf of California, Concepcion Bay, Mexico(C a r v a c h o , Estero el Verde (23°09.03’N, 106°19.00’W) and Mazatlan, 1983). Sinaloa, Mexico(H e n d r ic k x & E s p in o s a -P é r e z , 1998a). 70. Paradella dianae (Menzies, 1962) Joeropsididae Nordenstam, 1933 Ventura County, California, USA, to San Juan de Alima, Michoacan, Mexico. West coast of the Gulf of California, 83. Joeropsis dubia Menzies, 1951 from Guaymas, Sonora to Sayulita, Nayarit, Mexico Tómales Point, Marine County, California, USA, to San (M e n z ie s , 1 9 6 2 ; I v e r s o n , 1 9 7 4 ; unpublished data). I- Quintin Bay, west coast of Baja California, Mexico. Gulf PAC. ATL. MED. of California, Percebu Lagoon and Concepcion Bay, 7 1 . Paradella setosa (Glynn, 1 9 6 8 ) Mexico (M e n z ie s , 1962; C a r v a c h o , 1983; W e t z e r et al., Tortola and Naos Islands, Panama(G l y n n , 1 9 6 8 ). 1991). 72. Paraleptosphaeroma glynni Buss & Iverson, 1981 From Tarcoles Beach, Costa Rica to Paitilla Point, Panama Munnidae Sars, 1897 (Buss & Iv e r s o n , 1981 ; B r u s c a & Iv e r s o n , 1985). 84. Uromunna ubiquita (Menzies, 1952) 73. Dynamenella josephi Glynn, 1968 San Juan Archipelago, Washington, USA, to San Quintin From Tarcoles, Costa Rica to Tortola, Perico and Naos Bay, west coast of Baja California, Mexico. Northern Gulf Islands, Panama (G l y n n , 1968; B r u s c a & I v e r s o n , of California, Guaymas, Sonora and Percebu Lagoon, 1985). Mexico (M e n z ie s , 1962; G e o r g e & S t r o m b e r g , 1968; 74. Dynoides crenulatus Carvacho & Haasmann, 1984 C a r v a c h o , 1983; W e t z e r et al., 1991; C a l d e r ó n & From Raza Point, Nayarit (21°02.6’N, 105°19.4’W) to C a m p o y , 1993). Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca, Mexico (C a r v a c h o & 85. Uromunna sp. H a a s m a n n , 1984 ; unpublished data) Estero de Urias, Sinaloa, Mexico (G a r c ía -G u e r r e r o , 75. Dynoides saldanai Carvacho & Haasmann, 1984 unpubl. masterthesis, 1999). From Raza Point, Nayarit (21°02.6’N, 105°19.4’W) to Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca, Mexico (C a r v a c h o & Gnathostenetroididae Kussakin, 1967 H a a s m a n n , 1984 ; unpublished data)

7 6 . Exosphaeroma sp. 86. Maresiella brevicornis (Carvacho, 1983) From Guaymas, Sonora and La Paz, Southern Baja Known only from Concepcion Bay, Gulf of California, California, Gulf of California, Mexico, south to Malaga Mexico (C a r v a c h o , 1983). 50 Maria del Carmen Espinosa-Pérez and Michel E. Elendrickx

VALVIFERA Sars, 1882 (M e n z ie s , 1950;B r u s c a & W a l l e r s t e in , 1977; A u s t in , 1985 C; a l d e r ó n & C a m p o y , 1993 ; B r u s c a , pers. comm., April 2000). Arcturidae Sars, 1899 98. Pentidotea resecata (Stimpson, 1857) 87. Neastacilla californica { Boone, 1918) From Karta Bay, Alaska, USA, south to Tortola Bay, west Southern California, USA. Consag Rocks and coast of Baja California, Mexico ; San Lucas Cape and La Topolobampo Bay, Gulf of California, Mexico(M e n z ie s & Paz, South Baja California, Gulf of California. Alijos B a r n a r d , 1959; unpublished data). Rocks (B r u s c a & W a l l e r s t e in , 1977; A u s t in , 1985; B r u s c a & W e t z e r , pers. comm.).

Holognathidae Thomson, 1904 99. Pentidotea stenopsBenedict, { 1898) From Alaska, USA, to San Eugenio Point, west coast of 88. Cleantioides occidentalisRichardson, { 1899) Baja California, Mexico, and from San Telmo Point to La From the southern coast of California, USA south to Paz, South Baja California, Mexico (B r u s c a & Ecuador, including the east coast of the Gulf of California, W a l l e r s t e in , 1977; A u s t in , 1985;B r u s c a & W e t z e r , from Puerto Peñasco, Sonora, to Mazatlan, Sinaloa, pers. comm.). Mexico. Galapagos Islands (Kensley & Kaufman, 1978; 100. Pentidotea wosnesenskii (Brandt, 1851) Brusca & Iverson, 1985;B r u s c a , pers. comm., April Aleutian Islands, Alaska, to southern California, USA. A 2000 ). single record at La Paz, South Baja California, Gulf of 89. Cleantioides planicauda (Richardson, 1899) California, Mexico (B r u s c a & W a l l e r s t e in , 1977; Oaxaca, Mexico (B r u s c a & W a l l e r s t e in , 1979a). ATL. B r u s c a , 1980; A u s t in , 1985). I-PAC. 90. Cleantioides vonprahli Rios & Ramos, 1990 101. Synidotea francesae Brusca, 1983 Known only from Malaga Bay, Colombia (Ríos R&amos , Known only from Gulf of Santa Clara, Sonora, east coast 1990). of the Gulf of California, Mexico(W e t z e r et al., 1991). 102. Synidotea harfordi Benedict, 1897 Idoteidae H. Milne-Edwards, 1840 Southern California, USA, to the the Gulf of Nicoya, Costa Rica, including whole Gulf of California, Mexico(B r u s c a 91. Colidotea findleyi Brusca & Wallerstein, 1977 & W a l l e r s t e in , 1979a; W a l l e r s t e in , 1980; V a r g a s et From San Diego, California, USA to San Eugenio Point, al„ 1985). I-PAC. west coast of Baja California, Mexico. Gulf of California, 103. Synisoma wetzerae Ormsby, 1991 from San Felipe, Baja California and Puerto Peñasco to Santa Catalina Island, California, USA, and Guaymas, (W e t z e r Lobos Point, Sonora. Guadalupe Island et al., Sonora, Gulf of California, Mexico(O r m s b y , 1991 ; 1991 ; B r u s c a , pers. comm., April 2000). unpublished data). 92. Edotia sublittoralis Menzies & Barnard, 1959 Conception Point, California, USA, to Mexican border EPICARIDEA Latreille, 1831 (W a l l e r s t e in , 1980 ; W e t z e r et al, 1991). A single record at Gulf of Nicoya, Costa Rica(V a r g a s et al., 1985). Bopyridae Rafinesque, 1815 93. Erichsonella cortezi Brusca & Wallerstein, 1977 Known only from Puerto Peñasco, northern Gulf of 104. Aporobopyrus trilobata (Nierstrasz & Brender à Brandis, California, Mexico(B r u s c a & W a l l e r s t e in , 1977). 1925) 94. Eusymmerus antennatus Richardson, 1899 Zihuatanejo, Guerrero, Mexico (S a l a z a r -V a l l e jo & From San Eugenio Point, west coast of Baja California, L e ij a -T r is t â n , 1989). W-ATL. south to Gulf of Nicoya, Costa Rica, including the east 105. Bathygyge grandis Hansen, 1897 coast of the Gulf of California(B r u s c a & W a l l e r s t e in , From coast of Nayarit to off Acapulco, Guerrero, Mexico 1977 ;V a r g a s et al., 1985 C; a l d e r ó n & C a m p o y , 1993). (H a n s e n , 1897; S a l a z a r -V a l l e jo & L e ij a -T r is t â n , 95. Idotea urotoma Stimpson, 1864 1989). From Alaska, USA, to the west coast of Baja California, 106. Cryptione elongata Hansen, 1897 Mexico. Guaymas, Sonora and la Paz, South Baja A single record from off Acapulco, Guerrero, Mexico California, Gulf of California(B r u s c a & W a l l e r s t e in , (R ic h a r d s o n , 1905;S c h u l t z , 1969). 1977; A u s t i n , 1985; C a l d e r ó n & C a m p o y , 1993; B r u s c a , pers. comm., April 2000). 107. Parageia ornata Hansen, 1897 Off Acapulco, Guerrero, Mexico (R ic h a r d s o n , 1905; 96. Parasymmerus annamaryae Brusca & Wallerstein, 1979 S a l a z a r -V a l l e jo & L e ija -T r is t â n , 1989). From Mazatlan, Sinaloa, southeast coast of the Gulf of California, south to Puerto Angel, Oaxaca, Mexico 108. Probopyrus markhami Román-Contreras, 1996 (C a r v a c h o & H a s s m a n n , 1984; W e t z e r et al., 1991). From off Piaxtla, Sinaloa to off Coyuca, Guerrero, Mexico (R o m â n -C o n t r e r a s , 1996). 97. Pentidotea aculeata {Stafford, 1913) British Columbia, Canada, to Cedros Island, west coast of 109. Probopyrus pacificensis Román-Contreras, 1993 Baja California, Mexico. Gulf of California, Mexico, Coast of Guerrero, Mexico south to El Salvador Guaymas, Sonora and La Paz, South Baja California (H o l t h u is , 1954;R o m â n -C o n t r e r a s , 1993). Checklist of isopods from the Eastern Tropical Pacific 51

110. Probopyrus pandalicolaPackard, { 1879) (R ic h a r d s o n , 1905; A u s t in , 1985; B o w m a n , 1977; From Puertecitos and Coloradito, west coast of Gulf of unpublished data). California, Mexico south to Panama(C a m p o s & C a m p o s , 1989). W-ATL. Scyphacidae Dana, 1852 111. Progebiophilus bruscai Salazar-Vallejo & Leija-Tristán, 1989 122. Alloniscus perconvexus Dana, 1856 West coast of Baja California, Tortugas and Todos Santos From San Juan Archipelago, Washington, USA, south to Bays, and on the west coast of the Gulf of California, from Magdalena Bay, west coast of Baja California, Mexico San Felipe, Baja California, to La Paz, South Baja California, (M u l a ik , 1960; G e o r g e & S t r ö m b e r g , 1968). Mexico (S a l a z a r -V a l l e jo & L e ija -T r is t â n , 1989). 123. Alloniscus thalassophilus Rioja, 1964 112. Pseudione galacanthae Hansen, 1897 Known only from Zihuatanejo, Guerrero, Mexico(R io ja , Coast of Canada and into the Gulf of California, Mexico 1963 [1964]). (B r u s c a , 1980; A u s t in , 1985; S a l a z a r -V a l l e jo & L e ij a -T r is t â n , 1989). Scyphacidae Dana, 1853 113. Pseudione sp. 1 Puerto Libertad, Sonora, Gulf of California, Mexico 124. Armadilloniscus holmesi Arcangeli, 1933 (B r u s c a , 1 9 8 0 ). From British Columbia, Canada, to Magdalena Bay, west 114. Pseudione sp. 2 coast of Baja California, Mexico(M u l a ik , 1960; Gulf of California, Mexico(S a l a z a r -V a l l e jo & L e ija - B o w m a n , 1977; W a l l e r s t e in , 1980; A u s t in , 1985). T r is t â n , 1989). 115. Schizobopyrina bruscai Campos & Campos, 1990 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Only known from Concepcion Bay, west coast of Gulf of California, Mexico(C a m p o s & C a m p o s , 1990). This paper would not have been possible without the help of 116. Schizobopyrina striata Nierstrasz & Brender à Brandis, many colleagues who provided advice and literature during our 1929 study of isopods of the Eastern Tropical Pacific. In particular, we Northern California, USA and Puertecitos, Baja California, wish to acknowledge the help of Richard C. Brusca who, in one Gulf of California, Mexico(C a m p o s & C a m p o s , 1990). way or another, has contributed to this study and reviewed the manuscript. We also thank M. Schotte, who also reviewed the manuscript and called our attention to recent changes in isopod Dajidae Sars, 1882 taxonomy. Thanks to G. (Buz) Wilson for clearing up current status of Calafia. We also thank J.L. Villalobos Hiriart and 117. Oculophryxus bicaulis Shields & Gómez-Gutiérrez, 1996 F. Alvarez Noguera who provided an important series of speci­ West coast of Baja California (20-29°N - 112-118°W), mens from the National Collection of Crustaceans, Biology Mexico. W-PAC. W-ATL. Institute, UNAM, and J.L. Hernández Aguilera who provided specimens from several localities of the Mexican Pacific. Many ONISCIDEA Latreille, 1803 isopod specimens were obtained during field activities. Collections aboard the R/V “El Puma” were partly supported by Tylidae H. Milne-Edwards, 1840 CONACyT project CORTES, ICECXNA-021996 (1984086). Shallow water sampling was partly supported by CONABIO project H170. We thank M. Ayon Parente, M. Garcia Guerrero, 118. Tylos punctatus punctatus Holmes & Gay, 1909 N. Méndez Ubach and J. Salgado Barragán for their help during San Diego, California, USA, to Ensenada, west coast of field trips and M. Cordero Ruiz for providing information con­ Baja California, Mexico. Gulf of California, Mexico, tained in the laboratory database. Puerto Peñasco, Sonora to Mazatlan, Sinaloa (east coast) and la Paz, South Baja California (west coast)(S c h u l t z , 1970 ; A u s t in , 1985 ; unpublished data). APPENDIX

Ligiidae Brandt, 1883 List of invalid names (with the original orthograph) cited for the Eastern Tropical Pacific. The valid name to which they are 119. Ligia baudiniana H. Milne-Edwards, 1840. currently synonymized appears in parenthesis. Invalid names Raza Island, Gulf of California, Mexico, and Malaga Bay, cited only from other zoogeographic regions where ETP species occur (e.g., Western Atlantic, Indo-West Pacific) have not been Colombia(M u l a ik , 1960; Ríos &R a m o s , 1990). ATL. included in the list. 120. Ligia exotica Roux, 1828 From California, USA (dubious records), south to Chile, FLABELLIFERA Sars, 1882 including the Gulf of California, Mexico. Guadalupe and Aegidae Dana, 1853 Clipperton Islands (R ic h a r d s o n , 1905; M u l a ik , 1960). Aega excisa Richardson, 1910 (=Aega deshaysiana) HAWAII. I-PAC. ATL. Aega antillensis Schioedte & Meinert, 1879 =Aega( deshaysiana) 121. Ligia occidentalis Dana, 1853 Aega Schioedteana Bovallius, 1885=Aega ( deshaysiana) From Oregon, USA, south to Chamela Bay, Jalisco, Aega magnoculis Richardson, 1909 =Aega( plebeia) Mexico, including the whole Gulf of California, Mexico Aega alaskensis Lockington, 1877=Rocinela ( belliceps) 52 Maria del Carmen Espinosa-Pérez and Michel E. Elendrickx

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Received: July 11, 2000 Accepted: October 25, 2000