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  Family Mysidae

Subfamily Mysinae

    Genus Hemimysis -- Wisconsin!
    Genus Mysis -- Wisconsin!
    Genus Acanthomysis -- North America.
    Genus Alienacanthomysis -- North America.
    Genus Hyperacanthomysis -- North America.
    Genus Neomysis -- North America.
    Genus Taphromysis -- North America.
    Genus Anisomysis
    Genus Antarctomysis
    Genus Antromysis
    Genus Arthromysis
    Genus Bermudamysis
    Genus Boreoacanthomysis
    Genus Carnegieomysis
    Genus Caspiomysis
    Genus Columbiaemysis
    Genus Diamysis
    Genus Disacanthomysis
    Genus Exacanthomysis
    Genus Gangemysis
    Genus Gironomysis
    Genus Halemysis
    Genus Hemiacanthomysis
    Genus Hippacanthomysis
    Genus Holmesimysis
    Genus Hyperstilomysis
    Genus Idiomysis
    Genus Indomysis
    Genus Inusitatomysis
    Genus Javanisomysis
    Genus Kainommatomysis
    Genus Katamysis
    Genus Keslerella
    Genus Limnomysis
    Genus Lycomysis
    Genus Macromysis
    Genus Mesacanthomysis
    Genus Mesopodopsis
    Genus Mysidium
    Genus Nanomysis
    Genus Nipponomysis
    Genus Notacanthomysis
    Genus Orientomysis
    Genus Pacifacanthomysis
    Genus Paracanthomysis
    Genus Paramesopodopsis
    Genus Paramysis
    Genus Parapodopsis
    Genus Parastilomysis
    Genus Parvimysis
    Genus Platyops
    Genus Praunus
    Genus Proneomysis
    Genus Sarmysis
    Genus Schistomysis
    Genus Stilomysis
    Genus Surinamysis
    Genus Tasmanomysis
    Genus Telacanthomysis
    Genus Troglomysis
    Genus Xenacanthomysis

Taxon Information

The Subfamily Mysinae has been reported (or is assumed) to occur in fresh waters. This taxon has been reported from Wisconsin.

(These statements were generated automatically from the WInvertebrates database.)

Literature Records

• Mysinae, [Palearctic, Nearctic, Neotropical, Afrotropical, Oriental, Australasian; 59 species in 22 genera worldwide, 10 Nearctic species in 6 genera] (Porter et al., 2008).
• Mysini, [Palearctic, Nearctic, Neotropical, Afrotropical, Oriental; 56 species in 19 genera worldwide, 8 Nearctic species in 4 genera] (Porter et al., 2008).

Bibliography

• Porter, M.L., K. Meland & W. Price. 2008. Global diversity of mysids (Crustacea-Mysida) in freshwater. Hydrobiologia 595: 213-218. [Available online]

Web Pages

• World Register of Marine Species