Authors 'cucula' "from the latin cuculus, meaning cowl or hood and refers to the anterior, cowl-like projection of ... [details]
authors: "named for the collecting site, Golfo Dulce, in southern Pacific coast of Costa Rica" [details]
'minuta' from the Latin minutus, meaning small and refers to the diminutive size [details]
geographic name after Punat Morales [details]
authors: "named for Dr. Manuel Murillo, marine biologist and founding father of essentially all marine and ... [details]
Authors: "from the Latin acuminus, meaning sharply pointed and is in reference to the narrow, pointed anterior ... [details]
authors "name refers to the Centro de Investigación en Ciensias del Mar y Limnologia (CIMAR) of the Universidad de ... [details]
geographic name in reference to the common occurrence of this species subtidally in the Golfo de Nicoya [details]
spelling of 'dulcei' in abstract for intended 'dulcensis' is a lapsus [details]
Costa Rica, Golfo de Nicoya. Sta. 29, 9°54'55"N, 84°45'15"W, 18 m [details]
Costa Rica, Golfo Dulce. intertidal, Bahia Golfito, 2 km west of main dock, muddy sand, 8°38'N, 83°10'W [details]
Costa Rica,Golfo Dulce. Intertidal, Bahia Golfito, 2 km west of main dock, muddy sand, 8°38'N, 83°10'W [details]
Costa Rica, Golfo de Nicoya. Punta Morales, Playa Blanca, 10°04'N, 84°58'W, lower intertidal zone, muddy sand [details]
Costa Rica, Golfo Dulce. Mangrove sediments, mud. No geolocation given. [details]
Golfo de Nicoya, Costa Rica. Sta. 23, 9°48'35"N, 84°43'50"W, 35 m [details]
Pacific coast of Costa Rica. Holotype: Sta. 3, half way between Cano Island and mouth of Terraba river, 08° 46'N ... [details]
Costa Rica, Gulf of Nicoya. Holtype: Sta. 29, 9°54'55"N, 84°45'15"W, 18 m [details]