Decapoda
The Decapoda is the most familiar and largest of the Crustacean orders and includes the crabs, shrimps, prawns, lobsters and crayfishes. Some of these have been long studied as model organisms, and others are gastronomic delicacies. Even so, their complicated systematics demands ongoing research. Invertebrate Systematics has published many significant studies of the Decapoda, of which 12 are showcased in this virtual issue. Launched to coincide with the 8th International Crustacean Congress in Frankfurt, Germany (18-23 August 2014), this collection spans molecular and morphological phylogenetic and revisionary taxonomic studies of crabs, crayfish, freshwater and marine shrimps.
Invertebrate Systematics 28 (2) pp.145
- 173
Invertebrate Systematics 27 (5) pp.502
- 514
Invertebrate Systematics 27 (1) pp.87
- 117
Invertebrate Systematics 25 (4) pp.322
- 333
Invertebrate Systematics 23 (4) pp.402
- 408
Invertebrate Taxonomy 14 (5) pp.655
- 680
Invertebrate Systematics 23 (1) pp.1
- 18
Invertebrate Systematics 21 (2) pp.137
- 145
Invertebrate Systematics 20 (6) pp.713
- 769
Invertebrate Systematics 19 (3) pp.209
- 216
Invertebrate Systematics 18 (2) pp.227
- 232
Invertebrate Systematics 23 (3) pp.223
- 230