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Barbicambarus simmonsi is a species of giant crayfish discovered in southern Tennessee in 2010. The discovery was announced in January 2011. The animal was discovered in Shoal Creek, a stream in southern Tennessee that ultimately drains into the Tennessee River. The first specimen was discovered by and named for Tennessee Valley Authority scientist Jeffrey Simmons in 2010. University of Illinois aquatic biologist Christopher A. Taylor and Guenter A. Schuster of Eastern Kentucky University found a second specimen and authored the paper announcing the discovery of the new species. The creek has been studied for half a century, so this species is believed to be rare. Taylor further suggests that discovery of such a large species there now indicates that more money should be spent on research

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  • Barbicambarus simmonsi is a species of giant crayfish discovered in southern Tennessee in 2010. The discovery was announced in January 2011. The animal was discovered in Shoal Creek, a stream in southern Tennessee that ultimately drains into the Tennessee River. The first specimen was discovered by and named for Tennessee Valley Authority scientist Jeffrey Simmons in 2010. University of Illinois aquatic biologist Christopher A. Taylor and Guenter A. Schuster of Eastern Kentucky University found a second specimen and authored the paper announcing the discovery of the new species. The creek has been studied for half a century, so this species is believed to be rare. Taylor further suggests that discovery of such a large species there now indicates that more money should be spent on research inside the United States. (en)
  • Barbicambarus simmonsi é uma espécie de lagostim com cerca de 13 centímetros de comprimento e antenas cobertas com cerdas minúsculas, identificada nas águas do Tennessee, nos Estados Unidos. (pt)
  • Barbicambarus simmonsi is een rivierkreeft uit het geslacht die leeft in de Verenigde Staten. Hij werd voor het eerst beschreven in 2010. B. simmonsi is genoemd naar wetenschapper Jeffrey Simmons, die het dier ontdekte. Hij komt voor in , een waterloop in Tennessee. De onderzoekers vermoeden dat het dier zeldzaam is. De kreeft is relatief groot, hij is ruim 12 cm lang. Zijn voelsprieten zijn bedekt met harige borstels (setae) die gebruikt worden bij de tast. (nl)
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  • Barbicambarus (en)
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  • simmonsi (en)
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  • Barbicambarus simmonsi é uma espécie de lagostim com cerca de 13 centímetros de comprimento e antenas cobertas com cerdas minúsculas, identificada nas águas do Tennessee, nos Estados Unidos. (pt)
  • Barbicambarus simmonsi is een rivierkreeft uit het geslacht die leeft in de Verenigde Staten. Hij werd voor het eerst beschreven in 2010. B. simmonsi is genoemd naar wetenschapper Jeffrey Simmons, die het dier ontdekte. Hij komt voor in , een waterloop in Tennessee. De onderzoekers vermoeden dat het dier zeldzaam is. De kreeft is relatief groot, hij is ruim 12 cm lang. Zijn voelsprieten zijn bedekt met harige borstels (setae) die gebruikt worden bij de tast. (nl)
  • Barbicambarus simmonsi is a species of giant crayfish discovered in southern Tennessee in 2010. The discovery was announced in January 2011. The animal was discovered in Shoal Creek, a stream in southern Tennessee that ultimately drains into the Tennessee River. The first specimen was discovered by and named for Tennessee Valley Authority scientist Jeffrey Simmons in 2010. University of Illinois aquatic biologist Christopher A. Taylor and Guenter A. Schuster of Eastern Kentucky University found a second specimen and authored the paper announcing the discovery of the new species. The creek has been studied for half a century, so this species is believed to be rare. Taylor further suggests that discovery of such a large species there now indicates that more money should be spent on research (en)
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  • Barbicambarus simmonsi (en)
  • Barbicambarus simmonsi (nl)
  • Barbicambarus simmonsi (pt)
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