Lepidurus mongolicus, or mongolian tadpole shrimp, are little known other than that they found on the Gobi Steppe of Mongolia.
| Common name: | mongolian tadpole shrimp |
| Subspecies: | none |
| Discovery: | Vekhoff, 1992 |
| Location: | Mongolia (Gobi Steppe) |
Lepidurus mongolicus
Matthew Thomas said on March 19, 2011
I dont think that this is a species of lepidurus as it completely lacks the supra anal plate. It is a notastracan. But I think its true species name is Triops mongolicus if it is not a different species.
Matthew Thomas said on March 21, 2011
I was wrong with the comment I made. I didnt see a supra anal plate on it at first. I looked closer at the picture and saw it did have a supra anal plate.