| Show crustaceans in Europe with profiles available. | |
| Show all crustaceans of concern in Europe. |
| Common Name | Range *** |
|---|---|
| Acanthocyclops hypogeus | Slovenia |
| Alona spp. (3) | Bosnia and Herzegovina, Republic of Macedonia, Slovenia |
| Arctodiaptomus spp. (2) | India, Russia, Turkey |
| Broad-fingered Crayfish | Europe |
| Calconiscellus gotscheensis | Slovenia |
| Carinurella paradoxa | Italy, Slovenia |
| Ceuthonectes rouchi | Slovenia |
| Chirocephalus spp. (3) | Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Republic of Macedonia, Slovenia |
| Dussartius baeticus | Portugal, Spain |
| Elaphoidella spp. (3) | Slovenia, United States |
| Eoleptestheria spinosa | Croatia, Serbia and Montenegro |
| Epischura baikalensis | Russia |
| Fabaeformiscandona aemonae | Slovenia |
| Haplophthalmus spp. (2) | Croatia, Slovenia |
| Imnadia spp. (3) | Serbia and Montenegro |
| Metacyclops spp. (2) | Italy, Slovenia |
| Metatrichoniscoides celticus | United Kingdom |
| Monolistra spp. (4) | Italy, Slovenia |
| Moserius percoi | Slovenia |
| Niphargobates spp. (2) | Greece, Slovenia |
| Niphargus spp. (8) | Austria, Bulgaria, Croatia, Hungary, Italy, Montenegro, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Turkey, Ukraine |
| Nitocrella spp. (2) | Italy, Slovenia |
| Paramorariopsis anae | Slovenia |
| Potamon spp. (6) | Europe |
| Proasellus spp. (2) | Slovenia |
| Pseudocandona spp. (3) | Slovenia |
| Pseudomoraria triglavensis | Slovenia |
| Stone Crayfish | Europe |
| Stygodiaptomus spp. (2) | Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia |
| Troglocaris anophthalmus | Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Italy, Slovenia |
| White-clawed Crayfish | Europe |
Disclaimer:
This list combines species from several endangered species lists. Using the total
count of species found on this site as an official count of endangered species of the world is not recommended. For more
information on what creatures are listed on this site, please visit our About EEC page.
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