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Occurrence record: African Herbaria Dataset - YA0012269

Specimen of Atoportunus recorded on 1985-03-07
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Dataset

Data partner UAT IPT
Data resource African Herbaria Dataset
Institution code Supplied institution code "YA"
Catalog number YA0012269
Occurrence ID 14456-BID-AF-2020-040-REG
Basis of record Preserved specimen
Identified by Thomas D.W.
Collector , D.W. Thomas
Supplied as "Thomas D.W."
Life stage Fleur
License CC-BY
Disposition donated from YA
Field number 4508
Occurrence status present
Abcd identification qualifier Not provided

Event

Parent event ID 32762
Field number 4508
Occurrence date 1985-03-07
Date precision Day

Taxonomy

Scientific name Atoportunus
Supplied scientific name "Marantochloa sp."
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Original name usage Marantochloa sp.
Taxon rank genus
Kingdom Animalia
Phylum Arthropoda
Class Malacostraca
Order Decapoda
Family Portunidae
Supplied as "Marantaceae"
Genus Atoportunus
Supplied as "Marantochloa"
Taxonomic issue No issues
Name match metric Taxon GUID match
The match was based on the supplied taxon concept ID rather than the scientific name.

Geospatial

Country Cameroun
Locality Secondary scrub and low canopy forest around small Koto (J-P Gautier study area for Cercopithecus l'Hoesti preussi.
Latitude 4.325
Longitude 9.0708333
Geodetic datum EPSG:4326
Supplied datum: "WGS84"
Minimum elevation in meters 500
Maximum elevation in meters 500
Coordinate precision Unknown
Municipality Koto
Verbatim longitude 9° 4' " E
Verbatim latitude 4° 19' " N

Additional properties

Organism remarks Shrub 1.5 m; corollas white.
Parent event ID 32762

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