First records of six galatheid species (Crustacea: Decapoda: Anomura) from Chinese waters Author Dong, Chao Author Li, Xinzheng text Zootaxa 2010 2343 31 44 journal article 10.5281/zenodo.193320 07b3c81a-b4ea-41b2-8d00-873f783e6a04 1175-5326 193320 Enriquea leviantennata ( Baba, 1988 ) ( Figs. 7–9 ) Munida leviantennata Baba, 1988 : 111 , figs 41, 42; 12, fig. 5. — Macpherson, 1994 : 491 ;1996: 395; 1997: 608; 1999: 419. — Davie, 2002 : 64 (no record). — Macpherson, 2004 : 263 . Enriquea leviantennata . — Baba, 2005 : 72 , fig. 24, 241. — Poore et al. , 2008: 18. — Baba et al. , 2008 : 60 . Material examined. South China Sea. 1 female , Cl 12.95 mm; 1 female , Cl 12.75 mm, MBM069833-2, CN7- 24, St. 6094, 19 °00’N, 112°30’E , 472 m , sand with granules, AT, 17 Feb. 1959 ; MBM 150200 , 1 male, Cl 11.95mm; 1 female , Cl 10.15mm; Nansha Islands, St.14A, 480m , AT, 20 Apr. 1999 . Distribution. South China Sea; Fiji and Tonga ; Moro Gulf off Zamboanga; Moluccas off W coast of Halmahera; Philippines ; Indonesia ; New Caledonia ; Chesterfield Islands; Kei Islands; Arafura Sea; off Central Queensland; Wallis Islands; Vanuatu ; SW Australia . Remarks. The specimens agree basically with the descriptions and illustrations of Baba (1988 , 2005 ) except the presence of a pair of anterior branchial spines on the carapace while there is no anterior branchial spine in the type . The following characters can be used to distinguish this species from those of the similar genus Munida : antennular basal article has no lateral spine proximal to distolateral spine; antennal peduncle is slender and articles 1 and 2 are spineless.