Introduction
The Palaemonidae is the largest and most diverse family of shrimps comprising over 150 genera and more than 1000 species (extant taxa). The family has a cosmopolitan distribution but is most abundant in tropical marine environments, particularly coral reefs, where many species form symbiotic relationships with other invertebrates. — John W. Short, 2026
Diagnosis
First two pairs of legs developed as chelipeds, second pair typically more developed than first; carpus of second cheliped not subdivided; fingertips of chelae without dense brushes of long setae; rostrum immovable; upper antennular flagellum biramous, rami fused basally, lower antennular flagellum free. — John W. Short, 2026
Macrobrachium australiense Holthuis, 1950 – open-access species data including web-resolution colour
photograph. A high-resolution version of the same colour photograph is offered for purchase
and download.
Description
A highly adaptable, endemic Australian species found in a wide range of f..
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Macrobrachium idae (Heller, 1862) – open-access species data including web-resolution colour photograph.
A high-resolution version of the same colour photograph is offered for purchase and download.Description
A wide-ranging, euryhaline, Indo-West Pacific species typically found in estuaries..
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Macrobrachium koombooloomba Short, 2004 – open-access species data including web-resolution colour photograph.
A high-resolution version of the same colour photograph is offered for purchase and download.Description
A narrow-range, upland, endemic Australian species restricted to flowing rai..
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Macrobrachium mammillodactylus (Thallwitz, 1892) – open-access species data including web-resolution colour
photograph. A high-resolution version of the same colour photograph is offered for purchase
and download.
Description
A wide-ranging, euryhaline, insular West Pacific species. In Austr..
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Macrobrachium tolmerum Riek, 1951 – open-access species data including web-resolution colour photograph.
Description
An endemic, east Australian, euryhaline species occurring from the tip of Cape York Peninsula, Queensland to mid-eastern New
South Wales. Common in rainforest streams in northeast ..
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