One of the most exceptional, loud paradigm of shape polymorphisms constitutes the “rostral
loss” condition in hippolytid shrimps. The intertidal shrimp Hippolyte sapphica includes two …

Geometric morphometry has been widely used in decapods' studies for taxonomic needs,
and for eco-morphological adaptation and intraspecific variations recordings. Among the 40 …

Hippolyte is a genus of small bodied marine shrimps, with a global distribution. Here, we
studied the phylogenetic and biogeographic relationships amongst the species of this genus …

Shape morph‐specific studies in hippolytid shrimps revealed significant results on their
ecomorphology and evolutionary adaptations. Among the species of the genus Hippolyte …

The longarm river prawn, Macrobrachium tenellum (Smith, 1871), is an amphidromous
species inhabiting rivers, estuaries, and coastal lagoons along the Pacific slope of the …

This study focuses on the post-larval development of Hippolyte sapphica morphotypes,
during the late reproductive period. The species is endemic to Central/Eastern …

The shrimp Hippolyte sapphica has a unique and sharp rostral dimorphism: morphotype A
with a well-developed dentate rostrum, and morphotype B with a short, juvenile-like …

Seagrass meadows and the associated invertebrate fauna, are important ecological
biodiversity indicators for coastal marine environments. Increasing anthropogenic stress and …

Hippolyte shrimps exhibit abundant biological diversity and display great ecological
significance in seaweed bed ecosystems. Dozens of Hippolyte specimens were collected …

The inshore marine shrimp Hippolyte sapphica exhibits a sharp rostral dimorphism, with
long dentate rostra in morph-A and short toothless rostra in morph-B. In this contribution we …