Echinogammarus marinus (Leach, 1815)
(a sand shrimp)

Taxonomic hierarchy:
SpeciesEchinogammarus marinus (a sand shrimp)
GenusEchinogammarus (a genus of crustaceans)
FamilyGAMMARIDAE (freshwater and sand shrimps)
SuperfamilyGAMMAROIDEA (a superfamily of crustaceans)
ParvorderGammaridira (a parvorder of crustaceans)
InfraorderGammarida (an infraorder of crustaceans)
SuborderSENTICAUDATA (a suborder of crustaceans)
OrderAMPHIPODA (freshwater shrimps, sand hoppers and other amphipods)
SuperorderPERACARIDA (amphipods, woodlice, cumaceans etc.)
SubclassEUMALACOSTRACA (a subclass of crustaceans)
ClassMALACOSTRACA (crabs, lobsters, shrimps, prawns, woodlice etc.)
SubphylumCRUSTACEA (crustaceans)
PhylumARTHROPODA (arthropods)
SuperphylumECDYSOZOA (skin shedders)
CladeBilateria (bilaterally symmetrical animals)
SubkingdomEUMETAZOA (metazoans)
KingdomANIMALIA (animals)
DomainEukaryota (eukaryotes)
LifeBIOTA (living things)
Records of Echinogammarus marinus (a sand shrimp) :
1: Echinogammarus marinus (a sand shrimp)
17 Mar 2011 OSGR: SY77 50° 30’ N, 2° 20’ W Vice County: Dorset (VC 9) England
in tandem, under rock
Image 1: Amphipods - on damp mud after rock lifted awayImage 2: Male and smaller female - in tandem - close-upImage 3: Male and smaller female - in tandem - close-up (2)Image 4: Male and smaller female - in tandem - close-up (3)Image 5: Male and smaller female - in tandem - close-up (4)Image 6: Male - dorsal view - white backgroundImage 7: Male - dorsal view - white background (2)Image 8: Male - dorsal view - white background (3)Image 9: Male - dorsal view - white background (4)Image 10: Male - lateral view - white backgroundImage 11: Female - fore-parts - lateral view - highly enlarged - white backgroundImage 12: Female - fore-parts - lateral view - highly enlarged - white background (2)Image 13: Female - head - lateral view - magnified - white backgroundImage 14: Female - head - lateral view - magnified - white background (2)Image 15: Female - hind-parts - lateral view - magnified - white backgroundImage 16: Male and smaller female - in tandem - close-up - enlargedImage 17: Male and smaller female - in tandem - close-up - enlarged (2)Image 18: Male and smaller female - in tandem - close-up - enlarged (3)Image 19: Male and smaller female - in tandem - close-up - enlarged (4)Image 20: Male - antennae - dorsal view - magnified - white backgroundImage 21: Male - antennae - dorsal view - magnified - white background (2)Image 22: Male - fore-legs - lateral view - magnified - white backgroundImage 23: Male - fore-legs - lateral view - magnified - white background (2)Image 24: Male - fore-parts - lateral view - highly enlarged - white backgroundImage 25: Male - head - lateral view - magnified - white backgroundImage 26: Male - hind-parts - lateral view - magnified - white backgroundImage 27: Male - hind-parts - lateral view - magnified - white background (2)Image 28: Male - rear legs - lateral view - magnified - white backgroundImage 29: Male - terminalia - lateral view - magnified - white backgroundImage 30: Male - uropods and telson - dorsal view - magnified - white backgroundImage 31: Male - uropods - lateral view - magnified - white backgroundImage 32: Male - uropods - lateral view - magnified - white background (2)Image 33: Pair - fore-parts - lateral view - highly enlarged - white backgroundImage 34: Pair - fore-parts - lateral view - highly enlarged - white background (2)Image 35: Pair - fore-parts - lateral view - highly enlarged - white background (3)Image 36: Pair - hind-parts - lateral view - highly enlarged - white backgroundImage 37: Pair - hind-parts - lateral view - highly enlarged - white background (2)Image 38: Pair - lateral view - enlarged - white background

Echinogammarus marinus (a sand shrimp) may be included in identification literature listed under the following higher taxa:

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